Aromasin

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by Aromasin 7y ago
The blood checks I brought up because this was a thing specifically criticised by my friends in the medical trade. For the vast majority of cases where they need to take blood, it just so happens to be the preferred method used for diagno
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by Aromasin 7y ago
AFAIK it's entirely unique. I can't think of any cooperation anywhere that runs on such anarchistic principles.
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It's basic cost-benefit analysis. I completely appreciate where you're coming from, but despite all your points many of the checks are still silly, banal and irrelevant - the benefit of waking someone up mid sleep cycle to ask t
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by Aromasin 7y ago
Seems that there were some massive security vulnerabilities that NordVPN found. [1] I'm very interested in seeing how this court case works out, as at this point I don't know who to believe. [1] https://nordvpn.com&#x2F
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by Aromasin 7y ago
Source? I can't find anything about them not being based there at all. EDIT: After some brief hunting I found a HN comment with some scattered information about them possibly being based in Lithuania [1]. Not sure what to think about t
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by Aromasin 7y ago
To provide a different perspective from that of kadoban, NordVPN is by far the best VPN I've used, and I've tried most of them (got to make use of those free trials). I had one issue with billing which was cleared up the same da
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by Aromasin 7y ago
"Self-help" videos targeted at men often lead to that too I've found. I might be watching a video about how to come across as more confident to people, or tricks to becoming more disciplined, and with just four or five clicks
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I can back that up with a different anecdotal experience not including the Chinese. Many of the students on my course were wealthy Emirati and Saudi students. They were quite open about the fact that most of them paid people to write their
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I recommend the book "NAND to Tetris" to any software developers out there that want to learn bottom-up computer engineering. It's a great read. Following along and doing the exercises with it, along with watching Ben Eaters
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by Aromasin 7y ago
If aerospace get computers like this, I'd love to hear where I need to be applying to. We're running on Windows 7 machines with i5-2400 CPUs, about 4GB of RAM, and integrated graphics. All our CAD software is run on a grid system,
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by Aromasin 7y ago
If this if is the UK train service your experience can vary drastically though, depending on if you can get a seat or not...
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by Aromasin 7y ago
That little holiday time still baffles me. I've taken 15 days off this year and we're barely nearing mid-summer. That's not including the 8 bank holidays we get. I've still got another 10 to use before the years end, not
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I remember reading a study a while back about the B12 found in unfiltered river water being sufficient for maintaining healthy levels in humans. It would be interesting to see a human study on this - albeit not useful for most people, as ri
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If think in some games where cosmetics are the only commodity it works well. In-game customization frankly was not a priority for game-devs, as it did not turn a profit. That is until games like League of Legends et al made customization mi
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I'm biased as I'm an EE, but I'd say that the Laplace transforms within the Electrical section are firmly in the realm mathematics, so keep them. It just so happens that they are only really useful in the domain of digital si
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by Aromasin 7y ago
Lack of foresight is a collective trait of the human condition. It'd be interesting to see who the protestors of said outsourcing in the 80s were, and see what they say now. How did they foresee it in the first place? Is the current ou
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I also thought this when I was still eating meat, but changed my tune rapidly when I went vegan. Frankly, if I'm craving a comfort food like a beef burger, I want something that hits as close to home as that beef burger without being a
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I'm guilty of being one of these ghosts. Perhaps it's bad conduct, but when I've decided to move on from the solution that the sales person was providing I generally don't get back to them. As such, I'll list some r
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by Aromasin 7y ago
As far as my brief reading has got me, despite what was my general understanding until now they generally eat very little meat at all [1]. I guess it makes sense in this case that they're never been found eating reptiles. [1] https:&#
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by Aromasin 7y ago
He got fined for it. He was stupid - in my eyes, the judgement was stupid too I agree - but that's it. Equating this to some Orwellian novel though confuses me though. That's some Fox News/Daily Mail level of pulling at straw
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by Aromasin 7y ago
The other commenters covered the first point. With regards to your 'reporting on court proceedings' comment, you could only be talking about Stephen Yaxley-Lennon (also known as Tommy Robinson to make himself more palatable to a c
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by Aromasin 7y ago
Things are certainly looking bullish for Airbus in the aftermath of this.
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I'd agree if this were most other countries - but the man was British. The freedoms we get here, disregarding gun and drug law, are the same in my eyes. The only reasons I'd be able to think of moving there would be if I was keen
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And that's when you start to fall into the deep rabbit hole that is FPGA's and VHDL/Verilog, all in the pursuit of that need for speed.
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If anyone is interested in this topic, Joe Rogan (I know, groan from some) has a great podcast episode with the mycology expert Paul Stammet where they discuss this topic. It's the thing that first got me into mycology and mushroom cul
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by Aromasin 7y ago
It's completely possible - I'd argue easier than ever. I think we're in the renaissance of online friends with the rise of Discord. We've had this gap of a few years where we shed our online aliases and moved to MySpace,
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by Aromasin 7y ago
I don't quite understand why you're being down-voted here for a very reasonable statement. I suppose that perhaps 'a lot' is a bit hyperbolical, and it is realistically closer to 'a small few'. I had AirPods fo
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Human-Machine Interface for a Smart Wheelchair (2019) – Open Access Journal(hindawi.com)
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My experience with machine learning and vision systems amounts to one lab assignment a few years back, so forgive me if this is a stupid question - but why is there not a 'complementary' hard coded system built in that can overrid
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That would be wonderful, but my company has fully embraced the 'open office' idea. Even upper management have offices that are completely windowed. All this setup seems to achieve is to provide on open door for people to ask quest

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