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ColanR
10y ago
Not sure what you're referring too...?
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ColanR
10y ago
TL;DR: grow hair in the area -> hair sends signals that regenerate myofibroblasts as fat instead of scar tissue. I guess their actual breakthrough wasn't covered in the abstract. The full text is paywalled. None of the news articl
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ColanR
10y ago
> The page you have tried to view (A look at darktable 2.2.0) is currently available to LWN subscribers only.
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Mystery cosmic radio bursts pinpointed
(bbc.com)
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ColanR
10y ago
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ColanR
10y ago
add me? robinson.colan (at) gmail
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ColanR
10y ago
...and its fixed.
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ColanR
10y ago
Your link is malformed. https://github.com/dask/fastparquet
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ColanR
10y ago
I have an elitebook from 2012, and the build quality is pretty bad compared with my Lenovo (Thinkpad) computers. Everything except the motherboard has broken at least once. I use it for the i7 processor.
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ColanR
10y ago
If you had a reference for this, I would love to read it. (not sarcastic; this is fascinating.)
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ColanR
10y ago
haha!
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ColanR
10y ago
Looks like it's finally compatible with modern versions of outlook.
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ColanR
10y ago
Please don't link directly to the pdf. It's being treated as a download. :)
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ColanR
10y ago
And yet you still don't disprove his point. "More than needed in a year" doesn't deny a relatively inferior financial position.
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ColanR
10y ago
Agreed. And technically, if the author wanted to make a useful point, they should have looked at a random sample of startups that were posted on HN. See if HN was generally correct or not. This is just looking for HN to be wrong.
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Backbreeding to resurrect extinct Aurochs
(telegraph.co.uk)
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10y ago
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ColanR
10y ago
It's a pun.
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ColanR
10y ago
Canadian, eh?
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ColanR
10y ago
With robotics, it's no harder than any other pioneering expeditions humans have conducted.
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How is NSA breaking so much crypto? (2015)
(freedom-to-tinker.com)
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10y ago
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Florida court says iPhone passcode must be revealed
(bbc.com)
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10y ago
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ColanR
10y ago
Actually, I recall reading a few months ago that Tesla has now accumulated so much driving data that Google's is a drop in the bucket in comparison... Tesla has their customers putting in road time, Google has a few employees. On phone