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by FreeFull 8y ago
Typically there isn't enough vitamin D in food to match anybody's recommended intake, unless you eat rather large amounts of seafood.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
What you actually need is to check if the count ever goes negative.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Solid glass is transparent to microwaves, but molten glass absorbs them pretty well. So, if you can get a piece of glass hot enough, the microwaves will be able to keep it hot.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
The same goes for glass, although the energy difference isn't as big as with aluminium. The main problem with glass is that coloured glass can't easily be made into clear glass, so it gets used for making green/brown glass. G
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Speaking of trees, massive reforestation could be one way to pull CO2 out of the atmosphere. As a bonus, you end up with a lot of lumber you can use for things like buildings.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Which doesn't help if your DNS isn't working
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by FreeFull 8y ago
If #fff was #f0f0f0 then it would be impossible to express pure white in the shorter notation
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Even worse, most neutrino detectors rely on being under thick masses of rock to filter out things like cosmic rays, which would otherwise completely flood the detectors.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
In general, most laws of physics are reversible, so extrapolation backwards is as accurate as extrapolation forwards. In the case where it's just mostly motion and gravity, we can do it rather accurately.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Sometimes milk ends up spoiling before the expiry date, so checking if it's still good is a good idea anyway.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I have a few questions: 1) What exactly do you mean by a supersolid? 2) How would this be described mathematically? What predictions would your theory make? 3) How does this account for some galaxies seeming to have large amounts of dark ma
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I'm not sure if I'd compare a type system to training wheels. In general, a type system will be able to tell you that you're doing something wrong, but won't be able to correct it. You're still managing the memory&#
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by FreeFull 8y ago
There's also the whole issue of figuring out what dark matter is made out of. Neutrinos account for a small part of it, but the rest is completely unknown.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Technically reports are made out of particles, though
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by FreeFull 8y ago
There are multiple terminal-based Spotify players, with the caveat that you need a paid Spotify account to use them (because they're incapable of playing ads)
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by FreeFull 8y ago
There is no herpes vaccine. It's hard to develop one, due to the way the virus evades the immune system.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
As far as profit goes, you have to also keep in mind that wholesale prices are cheaper than low volume, so a restaurant won't pay as much for the exact same cut of beef as you would.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I love how clean and white all your hardware is. It all looks brand new.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Even better, a chess board has 64 squares, so you can use a single 64-bit integer to store, say, the position of all white pawns, and repeat this for all the kinds of pieces. Then, you have a compact and fast data representation for your ch
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by FreeFull 8y ago
It might still be better to extract it and burn it than to let it off-gas into the atmosphere on its own when the ice melts. Methane is a significantly stronger greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Ideally, for safety reasons, you'd use something like a neon transformer. They supply a very high voltage, but at the same time the output is current-limited, which decreases the chance you'll electrocute yourself.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
A closure taking ownership of the closed-over variables doesn't actually imply that it is FnOnce (only callable once). You can perfectly well have a Fn or FnMut closure that owns its captures, as long as you don't try to do any mo
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by FreeFull 8y ago
As a side note, blurring sensitive information in a screenshot is a bad idea. It's possible to recover what the blurred text was using brute-force guess, blur and compare, or a smarter method.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
I enjoy listening to Nectarine Radio https://scenestream.net/demovibes/ which streams demoscene music, a significant portion of which is chiptunes.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Two parties can form a contract without a lawyer ever being involved, though.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
And there is a custom scrollbar that you can't actually click or drag. And the website changes the cursor for no clear reason, too.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
The universe can be finite without a border. Think about living on the surface of a sphere or a torus (finite, no edge), as opposed to living on a sheet of paper
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by FreeFull 8y ago
The identity involves going through real numbers to get the integer result, and if you're using floating point or fixed point calculations, you need a good amount of accuracy to get the correct integer out, which also won't be the
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by FreeFull 8y ago
For the APL-family of languages, it's generally easier to write code than it is to read it.
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by FreeFull 8y ago
Humans never travel at significant fractions of the speed of light with regards to other nearby things, so relativistic effects are rather hard to observe in person. It's the same how Newtonian Mechanics is a really good approximation

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