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unclesaamm
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Comment #36199307
This is conservative lobbying spam. The umbrella group producing this document is called the "National Academy of Scholars" (NAS), which publishes articles about "globalists" and i…
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Comment #36188321
It's a simulation (following the theme of the OP submission), so these outputs are assumed to be the same quality. The point is even if you assume the quality is the same, the stru…
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Comment #36180940
While I think simulations and models are interesting, this model is just way too simplified to give any real insight. Here's an example of a leading scholar in the field -- Allie M…
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Comment #35513488
This massive labor shift toward service work has been well underway across the US. See, eg, this excellent case study of how Pittsburgh's aging, shrinking cohort of unionized steel…
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Comment #35114766
that's great, thanks for sharing! (though I'm not enough of a domain expert to know if it's accurate) another solution to this would be if Science Advances were to require submissi…
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Comment #35104090
Well, to answer one part of the question, the chief risk manager quit early last year and wasn't replaced until just over a month ago
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Comment #34799197
It's worth keeping in mind that Stephen Wolfram likely didn't write this himself. I know people who work at the company, and they sign agreements that any intellectual property (in…
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Comment #28979892
I love this! Relatedly, here is a plug of an interactive unfolding of 4d polytopes into their 3d faces that I made recently: https://sam.zhang.fyi/html/unfolding/index.html
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Comment #28330423
Not sure why you're downvoted, since what you're saying is true. See, eg, this article: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/the-supermanagerial-reic...
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Comment #28305114
I'm guessing it's more likely, All You Need is Love, the Beatles song.
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Comment #24065577
You literally threw it into a fire?
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Comment #24040099
Crabby comment incoming: I love Richard Feynman as much as the next person (minus his famous misogyny), but this post is basically contentless. It's literally a motivational poster…
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Comment #24038587
The article links to the study. The issue was more than certain people sat downwind of others indoors, rather than where the air came from. Let me know if you read a different conc…
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Comment #24038319
One key result of this evidence is that we should take all the money going into deep cleaning, and spend it on higher quality masks for everyone. Also perhaps makeshift ventilation…
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Comment #24033077
The opening analogy between a product roadmap and a literal map is thought provoking. But I think they're actually very different. A product roadmap describes this direction and in…
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Comment #24024927
The last paragraph surprised me even though it shouldn't have. It's shocking to have a clever scientific story suddenly grounded in the reality that this person is rapidly dying. I…
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Comment #23848061
This article talks about formatting and other superficial stylistic issues. The main challenge of writing a technical post is deeper: who is your audience? And how much do you assu…
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Comment #22658978
In response to people who are saying, "it's just because Chinese people eat weird food that the virus started in Wuhan," here's a much more thoughtful article about how the shape o…
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Comment #16693605
Sounds a lot like Factor. I wonder how it compares?
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Comment #16604623
It's absolutely warranted and you did great. Everyone else on Hacker News is commenting as if perfect communication would have solved this issue. What they don't understand is the …
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