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by Cerium 8y ago
It looks to me that cats as a whole are more complex than human faces. I suspect we would get similar results with full humans. Cats have huge variation in color and pose that faces do not. An additional factor is that most portraits have t
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by Cerium 8y ago
Chrome DevTools has a feature that will let you try it out. I am right now. On the Network tab there is a throttling option. I added a profile for 56k, and based on some research set it to 6kb/s upload and download as well as 100ms pin
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by Cerium 8y ago
The stores could send them to a local sanitation depot. I've seen setups in cities where all the restaurants used such a service. When you sat down the restaurant would issue you set of plates and bowls in an autoclave bag. You got to
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by Cerium 8y ago
Well, it can't be called juice since almond milk contains no juice. It could be called an almond drink or beverage. The fact is, that both animal milk and almond milk are fat water emulsions with various additives to serve their purpos
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by Cerium 8y ago
Can the same vehicles handle both tasks? I don't want to commute in a truck, and I bet shipping depot workers don't want to load cars.
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by Cerium 8y ago
I'm under 30 and have been a newspaper subscriber for about 6 years. I plan to be a subscriber as long as they will keep delivering it. My parents subscribe to two papers: the San Francisco Chronicle, and what is now called the East Ba
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by Cerium 8y ago
Bing in China fills my needs when I visit. Taking a look at my recent browsing history I was able to use Bing in China to find: hotels that accept foreign guests, terminals for flights, train maps, etc.
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by Cerium 8y ago
About five years back I had to do a good deal of communication with the aide of Google Translate. I would frequently copy what I wrote into Google Translate, then copy the result into another tab to translate back to English. I found that i
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by Cerium 8y ago
It would not be so ridiculous if the driver had stopped somewhere and been warned that the conditions were dangerous and that the flat tire could start a fire then the driver decided to continue operation.
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by Cerium 8y ago
Well, it's a mass and a nonlinear spring connection. The result should be a lowpass filter.
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by Cerium 8y ago
Stories like this are what keep me as a Kaiser member. In the years I've been with them, I've been to the ER twice and have yet to hit the yearly maximum. Usually they correctly bill me while I am on-site, only rarely do they have
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by Cerium 8y ago
As someone working in medical devices, the FDA has really stepped up their game. They have issued a draft guidence on cybersecurity expectations[1] and are now rejecting submissions that don't adequately address security for internet c
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by Cerium 8y ago
I don't work at one of the named companies, but do work at a company with RSU-heavy compensation that is currently down some 25%. It seems that many of my coworkers are considering now that our compensation is cut, but that we are gett
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by Cerium 8y ago
Robotic assisted surgery involves the surgeon using an expensive console in the same room as the operation. As others have said, the systems require a fair amount of training to become accustomed to. The training requirement is offset by th
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by Cerium 8y ago
Police police police police. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_linguistic_example_sen...
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by Cerium 8y ago
I've used an off the shelf drone to blow leaves off an inaccessible roof. It can work fairly well, but you waste most of the blowing power since the air blows in all directions.
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by Cerium 8y ago
You can easily cook popcorn on a stove top. Pour some popcorn and oil in a pot, once is starts sizzling shake a bit, once it starts poping shake a lot. Take it off when the pops slow to about once a second and pour into a bowl. Add salt as
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by Cerium 8y ago
You should test if they are hot before you flip the breaker, then test again after. If you only test after you are not protected against faulty test equipment or improper wiring.
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by Cerium 8y ago
The original layout looks quite reasonable. It seems to optimize giving classrooms many windows for natural light and fresh air. Additionally the layout mostly keeps noisy areas such as the gym and cafe away from classes.
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by Cerium 8y ago
If that is true then there would be nobody to miss us when we are gone.
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by Cerium 8y ago
Cinemark's movie club sounds reasonable though. You get a ticket a month for $9. The tickets accumulate and multiple can be used at once [1]. I've been considering it since every couple months my wife and I like to see a movie. [1
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by Cerium 8y ago
Excellent points. I utilize checkpoints and minimum waiting periods to good effect. Often together. I'll tell myself that if I am still interested in buying X after I finish Y then I will do it.
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by Cerium 8y ago
I think PDT.
894.
by Cerium 8y ago
Safety critical software has longer lead times than other software. There are often code coverage requirements, code review requirements, and extensive automated and human testing cycles. Edit: I gave you an upvote since this is an area tha
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by Cerium 8y ago
Or as my mother taught me: "people who write in public places have stupid names and ugly faces."
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by Cerium 8y ago
If the business isn't paying the tax, then I'm sure the people paying the tax can pay the tax themselves. No need to add a middleman.
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by Cerium 8y ago
Claustrophobia of the feet; that's why I wear sandals.
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by Cerium 8y ago
If my wife's in the hospital I'll find the cash for a taxi. The fact that EVs are practical in dense urban settings is great since those have the largest air quality problems that can be addressed by the centralized (or green) pow
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by Cerium 8y ago
Yes, fans usually have a specification on the pressure they can create in inches of water or millimeters of water. I think it is because you can measure it yourself with just a tube and water- open end manometer.
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by Cerium 8y ago
In California, UC Davis holds a competition for track following robotic cars called NATCAR: https://www.ece.ucdavis.edu/natcar/

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