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by FreeFull 7y ago
Seems like the mobile version of Firefox does the same thing.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Core temperature is controlled by the hypothalamus, which is part of the brain, so that is certainly possible too.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Given the fever, it could also be something related to the immune system.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
The point is that the developer license isn't enough, you have to buy a Mac to develop iOS apps
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by FreeFull 7y ago
It doesn't. As far as we can tell though, our universe doesn't have much curvature, so the problem doesn't come up.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Oral polio vaccine can rarely recombine can sometimes recombine into a virulent form, which can infect people that haven't been vaccinated (This does not happen with the injectable form of the vaccine). Also, extremely rarely, someone&
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by FreeFull 7y ago
The article talks about "phonons", which are a different thing from photons.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Blender is one of the best pieces of 3D modelling software on the market, and it's open source.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Some libraries don't even ship a .c file, all the code is in the header
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by FreeFull 7y ago
The article says they use UV photons to kick electrons off the surface, and then measure the trajectories of the electrons
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by FreeFull 7y ago
There are many possible causes for tinnitus. One potential cause is muscle tension in the neck, in which case the tinnitus should go away when the tension is relieved (through massage or some other means). I'd recommend just looking in
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by FreeFull 7y ago
The whole point of the centrifuges is to increase the force experienced by the people, up to the point where it is comparable to Earth's gravity.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
It is a mathematical thing based on how orbits work. Orbits that are very close to a resonance but not quite there will tend towards being even closer, so it's a stable system. If this wasn't the case, you wouldn't ever expec
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by FreeFull 7y ago
I've had freshly made orange juice and it was very flavourful. I suspect the oranges used in the machine just were particularly watery in the first place.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
I would expect "How not to RIIR" to be some study of RIIR gone wrong, and "How to not RIIR" to be a guide.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Firefox is developed by the Mozilla Corporation (a subsidiary of the Foundation). Money donated towards the Foundation doesn't go towards Firefox development. The Corporation has it's own income sources (including money from Googl
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by FreeFull 7y ago
If there are more generations of neutrinos, would that also imply extra generations of the charged leptons?
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by FreeFull 7y ago
C++ and Rust do let you capture by value. Here is a Rust example that outputs exactly what you would naively expect. fn main() { let mut x = 1; let f = move || println!("{}", x); x = 2; let g
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by FreeFull 7y ago
I wonder how long it will take until growing organs from the recipient's own stem cells is actually viable. There definitely is some interesting research, and it would completely circumvent the problems with the immune system.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Usually you wouldn't write the type, so `let x = 5;` In general, the C style type declarations complicate parsing quite a lot as well.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
In practice a small function like this would be inlined, which gives room for further optimisations. At any point, if the compiler knows that all accesses are in bounds, it can remove the bounds checks. The trick is actually having it figur
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Given the following code (and with optimisations on): pub fn no_assert(input: &mut [u8]) { for i in 0..10 { input[i] += input[i+1]; } } pub fn with_assert(input: &mut [u8]) { assert
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by FreeFull 7y ago
In Rust, an assert can turn multiple bounds checks on array indexing into just a single bounds check. Maybe it's something along those lines here too.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
There is also a more specific hypothesis, that allergies are caused by the parts of the immune system that would normally be fighting off parasites.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Pure cotton fabric is very common and cheap, although cotton has its own, different environmental issues too.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
I'd say it's about intent. Depending on the context, "x * 4" is less clear than the bitshift (For example, when packing multiple values into an integer)
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Google and Duckduckgo use floating point rather than arbitrary precision integers. Wolfram Alpha's solver is significantly more advanced (including arbitrary precision for integers and floating point numbers)
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by FreeFull 7y ago
For this particular problem, none of the cubes are allowed to be 0
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by FreeFull 7y ago
By wireless it was probably meant that it was powered by battery, rather than by mains power.
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by FreeFull 7y ago
Rugby players eat huge meals, because playing Rugby genuinely burns that many calories. The problem they face is that once they stop playing Rugby, they tend to put on weight due to being used to the large meals.

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