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by EMM_386 5y ago
> How can they move the source code from open to closed source? They don’t own the contributions. It's in the article. They are having the contributors sign CLAs, which would allow them to do this. The ones who don't sign the
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by EMM_386 5y ago
The article clearly explains all of this. It's more than one tribe. Part II is equally interesting. https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/11/a-chemical-hunger-p... > We can further cite the fact that
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by EMM_386 5y ago
The article covers this, and sugar is not the root cause: > A Tanzanian hunter-gatherer society called the Hadza get about 15 percent of their calories from honey. Combined with all the sugar they get from eating fruit, they end up eatin
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by EMM_386 5y ago
One such study is here: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2032183
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by EMM_386 5y ago
It really is as "simple" as that. While there are many biological processes that try to maintain homeostasis and weight, if you ingest less calories you will eventually lose weight. Think of it this way ... if you were thrown in
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Fascinating read. At first I was thinking things like the introduction of high fructose corn syrup, or microwave dinners, but that doesn't completely explain all of those data points. This is an interesting comment someone left ... it
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Wikipedia claims this is 134F, not 131F, but that is apparently disputed. > The hottest air temperature ever recorded in Death Valley was 134 °F (56.7 °C), on July 10, 1913, at Greenland Ranch (now Furnace Creek),[6] which is the highest
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Tooth loss associated with increased cognitive impairment, dementia(nursing.nyu.edu)
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> If there was someone with the vision to truly drag this OS forward they would be aiming to rewrite at least a handful of these tools to modern tech consistently each release. The thing people miss, and that I have been unfortunately pr
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Very interesting, and something I'd be interested in at the moment. But I am hesitant on the price point. At ~$4,800 / year as with the sample proposal, it might be a tough sell (or "rent", in this case). The other opti
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by EMM_386 5y ago
The US helped their Five Eyes partner Australia target Australians. I'm sure Australia is helping find US citizens the same way. It's a run-around on the laws of each country. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiv
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They are using tactics that make it difficult to say no, such as pitching this as something that can prevent school shootings. It's absurd but once you say "this can prevent a school shooting", who can say no to that?
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> Facial recognition, purportedly AnyVision, is also being used by a supermarket chain in Spain to detect people with prior convictions or restraining orders and prevent them from entering 40 of its stores We are heading into dangerous t
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by EMM_386 5y ago
I agree that vaping is far safer than smoking cigarettes. > I'd like to see more studies in this area and some more regulations on the "juice" for vapes. Remember the media chaos when the "vaping lung disease"
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AI Designs Quantum Physics Experiments Beyond What Any Human Has Conceived(scientificamerican.com)
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by EMM_386 5y ago
I have an unstable shoulder and have been to the ER on a couple of occasions to get it reset. Unbelievably painful and debilitating, but an "emergency"? My life wasn't in danger. There are guides online on how to "hand
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Unable to connect to the model. Please try again. HN "hug of death"?
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> Google let him slip away because he didn’t have a degree! If this is the really the only reason he wasn't hired, that's ridiculous. I have a degree in a field totally unrelated to computer science and I've been a develop
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by EMM_386 5y ago
What about the purging that took place early in the virus (not this most recent "database purge" ... which as you point out may not be the important one. March 2020: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/chinese-
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by EMM_386 5y ago
Myocarditis is also linked to Covid exposure, due to the immune system response trying to clear the virus out of the heart. I am curious how many of these individuals may have been exposed to Covid-19 before, even if they were asymptomatic
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> he managed to segfault every single database engine he tried, including SQLite, except for Postgres. Postgres always ran and gave the correct answer. We were never able to find a fault in that. The Postgres people tell me that we just
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> I'm a fan of the theory that bacteria/viruses are a cause and that the proteins we see are an overkill immune response to that That would be ... bad ... given that we just had a lot of the world exposed to Covid, and then we
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Covid-19 changes the structure of blood cells(studyfinds.org)
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The Revival of Stoicism(vice.com)
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Minitel- the most successful online service prior to the World Wide Web(en.wikipedia.org)
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This gets very tricky when you think about JavaScript. What if you only pop up important information via an onBlur event in a dynamically created div element that is overlayed on the page, only after asynchronously querying a REST endpoint
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You just commented on someone saying ... > Hospitals, wall street banks and hedgefunds, almost all the big F500 corporations and people who actually do meaningful work for laboratories, engineering plants and refineries, and factories ma
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> It's the classic "what devices 16 year olds are asking their parents for?" survey, which hovers around like 90% pro-Apple. Are you sure about that? Windows dominates the high-end computer gaming market, which a lot of th
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> If any application only saves the date and not the time and you have dates like 2021-06-28T00:00:00 or something like that. I literally just spent hours going around a code base fixing this exact problem. Our back-end is a legacy, 20+
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by EMM_386 5y ago
> How did China know how to make their rover without sending a bunch of probes onto Mars? Why would they need probes? The Mars atmospheric composition isn't exactly classified information, they know it's a solid surface. The

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