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by EA-3167 1y ago
Here's a good step-by-step article on how cleats are made and installed, from stock to installation: https://trianglestrings.com/making-installing-cleats/
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'Make America Healthy Again' Report Cites Nonexistent Studies(undark.org)
7 points by EA-3167 1y ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 1y ago
This is one of those issues that does deserve attention, but around which enormously dishonest rhetoric seems to thrive. The statistics are often presented in lurid and misleading fashion as well. Pew did a bit about this as part of the &#x
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by EA-3167 1y ago
Much like taking your hands off the wheel in a car, it's all fun and games and your choice until you crash into someone else.
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by EA-3167 1y ago
How it's being sold, as a way to monitor high-stakes jobs like ATC or piloting, feels a bit like the "think of the children" excuse to dismantle encryption. Maybe I've read Snow Crash too many times, but I can absolutely
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by EA-3167 1y ago
"All models are wrong, but some are useful." or Granted, but good luck trying to find a new model that matches the tested predictions QM/SM makes, AND reveals new physics you can hope to test.
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by EA-3167 1y ago
Lovely little article, a good story and some interesting history. My grandfather fought in WWII in the Pacific, in the Navy, and he was the only guy on board who couldn't stand the ice cream. Turns out he was a skinny kid and his grand
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by EA-3167 1y ago
The energy densities required for photon-photon interactions are so far beyond anything we need to worry about that it's a non-issue. Photons also aren't going to just ignore local potential barriers and tunnel at the energy level
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by EA-3167 1y ago
...He was born to a middle-class, single mother in Guatemala. Sometimes just reading someone's name doesn't give you the information you're looking for. The only real evidence of "privilege" in his upbringing was th
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by EA-3167 1y ago
Those are usually just calcium chloride in a bag, it's very hygroscopic and fairly cheap... also makes a halfway decent de-icer. The issue I see with this thin-film method is that no mention is made of the rate of production at a given
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by EA-3167 1y ago
These aren't drugs that I'd choose to take when a proven therapy like the use of a CPAP exist, the list of potential serious adverse reactions isn't trivial at all. Most amusingly insomnia is a known risk of atomoxetine. I un
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by EA-3167 1y ago
It doesn't sound like there's much danger to the human eye because of the way the beam is scanned, although I certainly wouldn't like up to stare into the laser at close range. Camera chips are vulnerable since there's n
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Decades On, SSRIs Remain Mired in Mystery and Debate(undark.org)
5 points by EA-3167 1y ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 1y ago
They can, but if they do the consequences for their business wouldn't be small. If Nintendo thinks piracy of their products is a problem now, try teaching people that investing in their hardware is a gamble and a potential waste of mon
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by EA-3167 1y ago
You know how it goes, embrace, extend, extinguish isn't just for MS anymore. I'm in your shoes here, Fakespot is really useful on Amazon when it warns you about a seller having problems for example.
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by EA-3167 1y ago
I did have to lightly edit the title to make it fit, the original is: "I Bought a Robot Cat for My Rabbit — and Fell Into the Weird World of Animal-Robot Research"
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Buying a Robot Cat and Falling into the Weird World of Animal-Robot Research(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
34 points by EA-3167 1y ago|7 comments
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The Laser Revolution Part I: Megawatt beams to the skies(toughsf.blogspot.com)
3 points by EA-3167 1y ago|0 comments
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South Korea's Digital Regulation Proposal Sparks U.S. Pushback(lawfaremedia.org)
7 points by EA-3167 1y ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 1y ago
It helps that this is a genuinely difficult process to understand and requires an enormous fluency with QFT. Most people who fit that bill have better things to do with their time than write popular science articles or correct them.
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by EA-3167 1y ago
You have to remember the "one particle in the pair fails to escape the event horizon" explanation is a simplification of the alleged reality, which is the scattering of particles (or fields) in the presence of an event horizon. As
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A Skeptical Look at Grand Designs for the Future(undark.org)
2 points by EA-3167 1y ago|0 comments
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Chinese Mobile App Encryption Is Suspiciously Awful(lawfaremedia.org)
4 points by EA-3167 1y ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 1y ago
Waymo claims: "“Waymo provides more than 250,000 paid trips every week in some of the most challenging driving environments in the U.S..." But also: "The company operates more than 1,500 vehicles across Los Angeles, San Franc
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AI Agents Must Follow the Law(lawfaremedia.org)
20 points by EA-3167 1y ago|11 comments
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'A New Era' of Cancer Therapies(undark.org)
3 points by EA-3167 1y ago|0 comments
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by EA-3167 1y ago
That... is broadly already the case, with a few exceptions in central Africa. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_tariff_ra...
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by EA-3167 1y ago
It may not be FUD, but it's a really minor result from an absolutely tiny (n=10) study in rats, out of a fairly minor Turkish university. At the very least I would add, "In a small number of rats in a single study" to the tit
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by EA-3167 1y ago
Software still gets people killed, a lesson that should have been learned decades ago with the Therac-25. Of course "software is different from buildings," but the responsibility to build both ethically and responsibly isn't
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by EA-3167 1y ago
This is a good point that I overlooked, thanks for the correction.

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