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lmm comments on What can total utilitarians learn from empirical estimates of the value of a statistical life? - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: lmm 15 February 2014 11:28:31AM 0 points [-]

Your images are all broken

Comment author: Vladimir_Nesov 15 February 2014 12:52:39PM *  1 point [-]

It's a problem on codecogs.com, and will probably get fixed soon (it's affecting many other posts as well, for example). For the time being, I've replaced the latex renderer in this post with Google Chart Infographics, so it should work now, while codecogs is recovering.

Edit: (Sorry for breaking '+' in formulas, didn't properly test for the potential problem of different renderers requiring different levels of URL encoding.)

Edit (16 Feb): And back to codecogs now. (By the way, when using Google Chart, the URL with 'chart.apis.google.com' is better than one with 'chart.googleapis.com', since the latter has robots.txt preventing crawlers from saving the images.)

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