I'm also loving their phrase "on a nonlinear battlefield" ... not sure what a linear battlefield would be
I lived in Germany for seven years and by the end I was fluent. B1 is a very low bar to pass, I know because I've done it. Sorry to say, but the rule is fair. If you want to be a permanent resident, put in a little bit…
you're not, the proof is a famous error known as zenos paradox. Its only an apparent paradox, and indeed it's been disproven by observing that things do in fact move
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I have some more tips, specifically pertaining to Germany and your requirements: > Language: In Germany you can get around no problem with 0 German. Me personally I downloaded Duolinguo the day before my flight and I…
My Qualifications: I moved to Germany for 7 years I can only add my voice to what others have said: Just apply to universities and get your student visa. In general it is very difficult applying to jobs in countries…
The link between DEI and the rest of the content of the article is not well-articulated at all. Leaving aside whether one agrees with the premise, his argumentation is disjointed at best. He is attributing various…
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I don't disagree with what you've said about distributions, however I don't think that the fact that these shells are created from dirac delta functions is sufficient to call them topological defects. Topological…
Agreed. This paper is pretty much pointless. Its extremely implausible, putting it generously, that such fine-tuned structures could even form. They mention at the end "this paper does not attempt to tackle the problem…
Good article, doesn't belong on hackernews.
I tried some of the positions in this article while trying to get used to sleeping on the floor in an attempt to fix my back pain. These hurt like hell
Morality of the procedure aside, this is a very low quality study. The most glaring omission is that they didnt account for possible confounding due to religious/political beliefs. To be fair, they acknowledge that this…
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Yeah the title here really overstates the strength of the conclusions. Didn't read every table in the paper but they clearly state that a linear fit was parsimonious with the data, and adding quadratic and exponential…
I'm a little late to the party but hopefully someone can still answer this question. In order to solve the linear system of equations in this framework, you need to integrate a measurement of the system over some time…
Unfortunately this isnt correct. We know it has the opposite charge. This is due to conservation laws which include, among other things, the conservation of charge. In a given interaction, charge is always conserved. So…
Idk why this is getting downvoted. There's a book called 'Breath' by james nestor where he devotes a lot of time to this theory. The book itself is mixed in terms of scientific quality but I found the stuff about diet…
Yes, but the crucial difference is that online you're competing with everyone else in your city, in a bar you're only competing with the other guys in the bar. There's a strong winner-takes-all effect online
I really wish they hadn't framed it this way. They could have just said "Possible new historical mass extinction event discovered". See, because of the way they have framed it we now have people in the comments arguing…
Yeah the title bugged me as well. Non-contiguous is definitely the right word here. The word nonlinear is massively overused these days.
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I'm also loving their phrase "on a nonlinear battlefield" ... not sure what a linear battlefield would be
I lived in Germany for seven years and by the end I was fluent. B1 is a very low bar to pass, I know because I've done it. Sorry to say, but the rule is fair. If you want to be a permanent resident, put in a little bit…
you're not, the proof is a famous error known as zenos paradox. Its only an apparent paradox, and indeed it's been disproven by observing that things do in fact move
Small piece of product feeback related to grammar: The landing page asks, how are you feeling? For which the possible responses are "Anxiety", "Procrastination" ... "Overwhelm". When a person says, I a X, X is always an…
I have some more tips, specifically pertaining to Germany and your requirements: > Language: In Germany you can get around no problem with 0 German. Me personally I downloaded Duolinguo the day before my flight and I…
My Qualifications: I moved to Germany for 7 years I can only add my voice to what others have said: Just apply to universities and get your student visa. In general it is very difficult applying to jobs in countries…
The link between DEI and the rest of the content of the article is not well-articulated at all. Leaving aside whether one agrees with the premise, his argumentation is disjointed at best. He is attributing various…
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I don't disagree with what you've said about distributions, however I don't think that the fact that these shells are created from dirac delta functions is sufficient to call them topological defects. Topological…
Agreed. This paper is pretty much pointless. Its extremely implausible, putting it generously, that such fine-tuned structures could even form. They mention at the end "this paper does not attempt to tackle the problem…
Good article, doesn't belong on hackernews.
I tried some of the positions in this article while trying to get used to sleeping on the floor in an attempt to fix my back pain. These hurt like hell
Morality of the procedure aside, this is a very low quality study. The most glaring omission is that they didnt account for possible confounding due to religious/political beliefs. To be fair, they acknowledge that this…
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Yeah the title here really overstates the strength of the conclusions. Didn't read every table in the paper but they clearly state that a linear fit was parsimonious with the data, and adding quadratic and exponential…
I'm a little late to the party but hopefully someone can still answer this question. In order to solve the linear system of equations in this framework, you need to integrate a measurement of the system over some time…
Unfortunately this isnt correct. We know it has the opposite charge. This is due to conservation laws which include, among other things, the conservation of charge. In a given interaction, charge is always conserved. So…
Idk why this is getting downvoted. There's a book called 'Breath' by james nestor where he devotes a lot of time to this theory. The book itself is mixed in terms of scientific quality but I found the stuff about diet…
Yes, but the crucial difference is that online you're competing with everyone else in your city, in a bar you're only competing with the other guys in the bar. There's a strong winner-takes-all effect online
I really wish they hadn't framed it this way. They could have just said "Possible new historical mass extinction event discovered". See, because of the way they have framed it we now have people in the comments arguing…
Yeah the title bugged me as well. Non-contiguous is definitely the right word here. The word nonlinear is massively overused these days.
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