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13,172karma·7,722submissions·April 29, 2021
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+1...though Google's Loon used high-altitude balloons.
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The most important statistical idea of the past 50 years is the same as the most important statistical idea of the 50 years before that: "Due to reduced superstition, better education, and genera…
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Pretty obvious why "more gently used" sets of lungs are in high demand right now. Or at least they're the obvious headliner for stories about the organ donor shortage. I noticed no …
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tl;dr version - Joseph Stalin, who most successful or self-satisfied western bibliophiles probably see as a monster, was an extremely well-read, successful (and likely self-satisfied) bibliophile. Th…
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If you use "dictator" so loosely that everyone's parents, boss, etc. qualify - then you're just making a confusing mess with language. There are other, far better, words to descri…
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If you aren't going to have the time to pay attention / learn / get decent grades, and you aren't in a field where having the degree is Important (for whatever reasons), then defin…
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How large is your legal budget, compared to those of the parties who you wish to coerce, restrict, delay, ...? (No, the Patent Office does not have a good reputation for rejecting prior-art-plus-a-f…
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Perhaps those engaged in (or responsible for) such behaviors are more motivated by their own emotional gratification - vs. the competence, efficiency, etc. considerations which are important to you?
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The underlying story is that, in a world where Snowden's revelations were nearly 9 years ago, and stories like "$GigaCorp was hacked, umpteen million customers' personal information sto…
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Bluntly put, SSL Certificates exist (or at least are widely promoted and used in their current form) to protect the business models of a few very large corporations. Especially against parties like s…
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> ...as long as... ...browsers that hide... Sounds like EV is great in theory, nigh-worthless in practice.
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IANARS (Not A Rocket Scientist)...but has there ever been a major new model of rocket which has been delivered within the originally predicted time? And without "Moon Race" levels of fund…
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From a skim of the story..."abhorrent"ly poor judgment in speaking near a live microphone, certainly. For any lawyer, that seems a legit termination offense. Whether the ex-professor is pre…
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+1...but my reaction to folks who worry much about free will in a deterministic universe, "butterfly effect quasi-free will", etc. is that they really should have gotten outside to play mo…
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Sounds like an excellent target for supply-chain style attacks...
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If you think that your manager could improve...if only he'd read the Evil Overlord list* and really give that some thought, then your "manager" is actually an Evil Overlord (or wanna-be…
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> ...how do I get a burner phone that isn’t associated with my identity? What adversary are you worried about? Taking to a divorce lawyer without your spouse knowing? Not having higher-skill cybe…
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Princeton has picked a metric, and has gotten so good at optimizing for it that they're now #1 for eleven years and counting: https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltnietzel…
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(It's the Princeton student newspaper, so the target audience pretty much knows that.)
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If well-taught, entry-level Philosophy can be one of the most intellectually-expanding courses you could take. OTOH, there are quite a few topics in entry-level Philosophy which are likely to be polit…
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In scientific terms - some chemical (used in the production) was supposed to be 99.999999% pure...but was not , and the offending impurity(ies) was (in terms of consequences for the uber-delicate p…
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Reminds me of old stories about Intel - how, when they were taking a (chip fabrication) process which worked at plant X to (new or re-tooled) plant Y, they would duplicate EVERYTHING from X at Y. R…
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GTFOASAP
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Special "Help $Gender enter $Field_Where_Gender_Is_Rare" stuff makes sense, if (for whatever reason) it seems that having some fields highly gender-skewed is undesirable. And whatever the P…
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Plausibly true...but on large social media platforms, you could at least get slightly sane about how much scale matters. If I share videos / photos / captions of my great-grandsons enjoyi…
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tl;dr version - Naive "tow all the trucks away" ideas are ~useless in the real world, because towing just one heavy truck out of a tight spot, when the driver is friendly, is very difficul…
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For this sort of math (theoretical), "practically straight" is never straight enough. And your approach is close enough to calculus that "totally naive..." seems a tad too modest.…
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If person A goes to bed with person B...because A had had enough drinks (alcoholic, served by bartender C) to think that B was a very attractive single, while B was pretending to be single as part of …
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An un-mentioned advantage for battery-electric locomotives, especially for yard duty - trains are already composed of many heavy modules (locomotives and freight cars) which are pretty quick & eas…
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> ... When it came to depression, two bacteria [...], Morganella and Kiebdiella , seemed to play a causal role, [...] Morganella has already been implicated in depression. As far back as 2008…
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