Alex3917

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by Alex3917 3y ago
> On April 8, the morels were served partially cooked, with a hot, boiled sauce poured over the raw mushrooms and left to marinate for 75 minutes; and on April 17, they were served uncooked and cold-marinated. All morels are poisonous wh
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by Alex3917 3y ago
FWIW this video has a good explanation of why this new satellite was launched: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhWcFShBAFE And this New Yorker article has a much more detailed explanation: https://www.newyorker.c
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Even if the gulf states had the money, they still wouldn't do it. The main thing they care about is decreasing their risk of having their assets frozen by the U.S., which is why they are happy to make money-losing investments. Whereas
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by Alex3917 3y ago
This has the potential to be a precedent-setting case, and I'm not sure how I feel about that. I agree with her daughter that this is horribly done, but should that matter legally? That is, would the situation be different if the same
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by Alex3917 3y ago
Conspiracy theory: The “Dynamic Island” widget sounds very similar to the name of Brett Victor’s consulting shop, Dynamicland.
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Connecticut is the witch hazel capital of the world–and it's harvest time(ctinsider.com)
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> we need better ways to store energy from solar power. Why? I understand that for a normal website you always want to use the closest server possible, but for queries that take 30 seconds on average anyway, why does it matter if you&#x2
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by Alex3917 3y ago
> making an accessible HTML email is even more difficult than making an accessible website due to the limitations imposed on HTML emails by most mail client FWIW I have a Gmail Add-on that reformats the garbage HTML produced by email cli
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Such a timeless story. There's literally a murder suicide case being tried right now less than ten miles away from where the movie was filmed, allegedly involving a somewhat similar scenario. (I don't want to give away the plot.)
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> FREE LIKE FREE BEER. No fees for download, registration, licensing or deployment, even you distribute Firebird as part of your commercial software package. Wouldn't this be free as in speech? I thought "free as in beer"
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by Alex3917 3y ago
RDS databases only allow alphanumic names -- no hyphens, underscores, spaces, etc. Even though it's a small thing, it's an absurdly bad user experience to have to enter the exact same name two or three times spelled differently ju
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by Alex3917 3y ago
To me the wild ones generally taste like a mix of unripe pear and diesel fuel. Extremely unpleasant, so it's no wonder that so many people who have tried pawpaws think they don't like them.
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I've also ordered from these guys, they are good. Just don't get NC-1, Mango, Rappahannock, Prolific, Overleese, Wells, or PA Gold. Don't get me wrong, if you get one of those when they're perfectly ripe then it may well
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by Alex3917 3y ago
Yeah these are the cultivars I'd start with: KSU Chappell, KSU Atwood, Wabash, Shenandoah, Susquehanna, Potomac If you're on the east coast and willing to drive to New Jersey, then I'd recommend ordering from Charlie West: h
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by Alex3917 3y ago
Yeah my personal rule of thumb is not to eat more than two per day and six per week, and to periodically check Google Scholar for new research. If you're going to cook with them, I'd recommend sticking to recipes that involve addi
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by Alex3917 3y ago
I'm not familiar with DNP, I'd have to look into it more. I have read a lot of the research on metformin, because that is also suspected to act like a mitochondrial complex I inhibitor in some circumstances. (Although it seems to
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by Alex3917 3y ago
So the Annonaceous acetogenins are what's called mitochondrial complex I inhibitors. Basically the way they work is they cause a buildup of radical oxides within your mitochondria, which decrease how efficient your mitochondria are at
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There are enough people growing pawpaws now that they will increasingly start showing up in farmer's markets over the next five years or so. The fourth generation of pawpaws (i.e. four generations improved from the prize-winning 1916 K
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by Alex3917 3y ago
> why we feel it's OK to pirate news articles, but not other IP. Once the NYT pays reparations for the Iraq war, I'll be the first to stop pirating it.
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If they were using a deny list, that sounds like an intentional backdoor.
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Or just play Go online.
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It's literally the most foundational part of self driving.
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> I'm sorry but there's no way that Subaru EyeSight can "trounce" FSD. I mean that's what literally all of the data shows, e.g.: https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a24511826/safety-fe
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> They have a relatively small team when compared to Waymo, at least at the research/state-of-the-art level. Sure, but in every independent test, Tesla's smart driving capabilities get completely trounced by Subaru EyeSight. Do
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by Alex3917 3y ago
I meant a Django template, e.g.: https://www.valentinog.com/blog/django-project/
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I haven't look at this particular project, but having to type the same information into multiple env files is unfortunately pretty unavoidable. Making a Docker / Django project instantiable via template and then runnable locally a
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FWIW I've also had the same experience; the last version of Django where upgrading took a non-trivial amount of time was 1.8, because it changed how isolation is enforced within test cases. Since then it's rarely taken more than a
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by Alex3917 3y ago
> Just overlook one instance where this is happening in a loop and say goodbye to performance and hello to timeouts left and right... FWIW they do give you assertNumQueries in the testing tools, which makes it relatively easy to catch th
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by Alex3917 3y ago
> The winners will have to prove by 2030 that their intervention can turn back the clock in older adults by at least a decade in three key areas: cognition, immunity, and muscle function. Can't you already get that just by exercisin
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Are the standards for building accessible PDFs worse than the standards for building accessible websites, or are they just not as commonly implemented?

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