Jack Aidley
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Programmer (mostly games, currently Unity) and former microbiologist. Brit in Germany. Likes cats, tabletop RPGs, and F1.
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Here's their take on why they get different results, no doubt the other pollsters would defend their own approaches. There's no real way of being sure which pollster is using the right approach.
How pollsters may be understating the Reform vote
Engagement, turnout and false recall
findoutnow.co.uk
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hi! geneva conventions expert here! this likely meets the international humanitarian law standard for torture! hope this helps!

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Unreal is a decent option only proviso I'd pick up on is that Unreal is the option that puts the highest demand on the hardware so some students may find it struggles on their own kit which would run Unity fine.
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I think two things are true:

1. young republicans were always terrible and racist

2. young republicans become openly hitler-loving groypers is in fact a new and alarming development that is worth paying attention to
Although, for some reason, the highest rate (45% at ~€278k) cuts in abruptly.
Germany already does this, using continuously varying rates across several bands.
There's a typo on the very first line the game shows you...
Screenshot from game shows "Welcome to the Eurkas Demo" with an E missing from Eurekas
I do wonder how people with such clearly inflexible and heartfelt views as Corbyn and Sultana could ever believe that outsourcing all the policy positions they're going to advocate for to other people is ever going to work.
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I recently decided to sell my vacuum cleaner. All it was doing was gathering dust.
Do you have a printing service near you? I'd go and talk to them.

You might also want to consider glass instead of plastic. AFAIA, the best plastics can manage is about 90% optical clarity, which looks "perfectly clear" through a single sheet but is visible as soon as you start stacking layers.
It's a truly baffling position.
It's not problematic.

The problem is using citation and paper counts as if it were a decent proxy for quality in the first place.

Also, papers should stop having "authors" and start having credits, but not much chance of that either.
I don't think it's puritan to think sport should be about sport rather than about a tangentially related money swapping activity. I'm not against gambling in general, nor even advertising of gambling, but the current situation is an ugly, predatory mess.
Interesting, nice find.

Read the code a bit more and, yeah, it can't break on Remove. Neat.
"One bad apple spoils the whole barrel".
The docs state that modifying a HashSet invalidates all enumerators on it. I think it unwise to rely on this behaviour doing what you expect.

And looking at the source it doesn't seem robust either.
HashSet<T>.IEnumerable.GetEnumerator Method (System.Collections.Generic)
Returns an enumerator that iterates through a collection.
learn.microsoft.com
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OK, so here's why this probably isn't "legal bullshit."* And also a quick reminder that not all law is American law, and the law where you live and do business matters.

*I'm not going to opine on whether GW *should* take action; this is about their legal claims.

#warhammer #minigames
So GW are pulling their legal bullshit with a creator on some immensely spurious grounds.

They are arguing that even not similar models are unfair competition because they're compatible with their games...

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True, but it's rare, and these days they're unlikely to full circumcision for that AFAIK. This is looking at voluntary (for the parents, obvs) circumcision which is still pretty common in the US on non-religious grounds.
I can't see a good reason to think that their methodology is obviously worse than other pollsters, just different. In real elections a lot of people don't vote, and I think a lot of people are probably in flux over who to vote for right now.

Enthusiasm can carry elections, can't it?
I dunno. Given the substantial demographic differences between the two groups, the likely social differences between families that do and don't circumcise, and the non-random method recruitment I don't see how we can rule out other causes in any meaningful way.
... traits, this is a mechanism for doing that within narrow bands in certain circumstances (which is still fascinating) but it isn't a mechanism for it to compound over generations into anything that wasn't there before.

For that, you still need mutation + natural selection.
... this inheritance of acquired traits was what produced long term change in organisms along a "chain of being".

Neither the four laws Lamarck describes as driving evolution, nor the two laws describing heredity are really supported by this.

Even looking narrowly at the inheritance of acquired...
... and that it appears to be transferring some of the traits that the parent acquired through the environment.

That's really interesting, if it pans out, but it's not really Lamarckism. Lamarck's ideas were about a lot more than the inheritance of acquired traits, they were about the idea that...
... important part of the way genes are regulated in general. So when I say there's no new function I don't mean the miRNAs themselves I mean the transfer to the offspring of these miRNAs isn't creating new functions

What's new here is evidence that the miRNA can be transferred to the offspring...
The miRNAs in the sperm are the same miRNAs that are regulating the genes elsewhere in the body. For them to do stuff you need both a sequence of DNA encoding the miRNA and you need a binding site for it. These evolve in the usual fashion. It is becoming increasingly clear that miRNAs are an...