Doing research as a non PhD student? I‘m not sure that is very common in the EU (or at least in germany). You dont really have the skills and experience to do research before completing the masters. Is that common in other regions?
You definitely can do meaningful research and get it published as an MSc student, but you'll need to invest a lot of time and be driven enough. But the average student that is guided by a PhD student will most likely just end up draining more time than they contribute back (at least initially).
I’ve always been like this, I don’t have any sort of brain injury. Some flowers and perfume make my nose burn, dogs make me gag, raw meat makes me nauseous, not to mention the smell of most people... I’ve been like this all my life so I’ve learnt to live with it but it’s really interesting to learn about other people with similar experiences
FYI (genuine) N95 masks are pretty decent at reducing smells, and e.g. P100 masks block them completely. At least for now that'd be socially acceptable to wear? ;)
Alternatively you'd need a huge amount of experience and then you can do it intuitively, but that's not practical (only works in video games where getting the required amount of experience is feasible/economical).
Not really, but the chemicals from the plastic can get into the water. I assume this effect is only significant if stored in a very hot or sunny place.
1 billion in net income company is about to hit 1 trillion market cap.. It wasn't even this bad during dot com boom..
It's closer to 10bn / year than 1.
What kind of company pays recruiters 190k a year lmao
Not many can do that job well. But they can't either...
You can look these sites up specifically on the EPA website. They are called 'superfund' sites. Do not buy on or near these. For example:
The map is sadly not complete, with quite a few spill sites missing (not declared super fund, or removed from the list).
Not a great study. They don't consider this explanation: Prediabetes -> higher infection / covid risk -> diabetes
Sauce?
https://youtube.com/shorts/rJUCy85bW_Q?feature=share
But at that point, you might as well just write the essay??
You'd just automate the text editing process until it passes the test loop.
God forbid a deep learning framework would not be backwards compatible right lol
TensorFlow flashbacks.... 😵
or interns working for school credit or work history
The large tech companies pay (well) for internships
It seems like the exhaust valve is closing a bit too soon?
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Your heart will be doing well but you might get pancreas carcinoma in return.
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Mine came two minutes late. But maybe that was due to being in a phone call at the time? 🤔
Doing research as a non PhD student? I‘m not sure that is very common in the EU (or at least in germany). You dont really have the skills and experience to do research before completing the masters. Is that common in other regions?
You definitely can do meaningful research and get it published as an MSc student, but you'll need to invest a lot of time and be driven enough. But the average student that is guided by a PhD student will most likely just end up draining more time than they contribute back (at least initially).
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Likely the same method? Most of the speedup seems to be from using fp16.
Lol that doesn't look like a 8-year project to me, but fair play to him for getting 100k for it
It pretty much says that he explored it a bit when he was 9, and then started working on it again in 2022, so maybe less than a year in total?
I’ve always been like this, I don’t have any sort of brain injury. Some flowers and perfume make my nose burn, dogs make me gag, raw meat makes me nauseous, not to mention the smell of most people... I’ve been like this all my life so I’ve learnt to live with it but it’s really interesting to learn about other people with similar experiences
FYI (genuine) N95 masks are pretty decent at reducing smells, and e.g. P100 masks block them completely. At least for now that'd be socially acceptable to wear? ;)
Alternatively you'd need a huge amount of experience and then you can do it intuitively, but that's not practical (only works in video games where getting the required amount of experience is feasible/economical).
Talc, microplastics, and teflon.
Talc can literally contain asbestos.
Dude what? Talc is in so many powder makeup products. Tons of women be inhaling asbestos apparently.
https://www.asbestos.com/products/talcum-powder/
didn't they demand everyone to not work from home anymore?
3 days a week in the office
Not really, but the chemicals from the plastic can get into the water. I assume this effect is only significant if stored in a very hot or sunny place.
Also depends on the type of plastic. The non-transparent soft ones seem to be worse.
Yes, trained lifeguard here. Best thing to do here is place a foot on top of their head and push down.
🤔🤔🤔
Professor of irony studies, emeritus
Lecturers are lower rank than professors. They only teach, and are basically more replaceable.
After this 99lbs woman eats a 9lbs burger, she is almost 10% burger.
Reminiscent of "you are what you eat"
15 minute rule expired with omicron, right?
They might've updated it to exactly 10 minutes now 😜
Where’s OP? Poof gone? 👀
Maybe OP died of shame.
That bottle of water will really do the trick
It actually did something. Maybe 5 people doing it could contain the fire.