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by FrojoS 6y ago
Edit: The article states “ Pfizer believes it will be able to supply 50 million doses by the end of this year, and around 1.3 billion by the end of 2021. The UK should get 10 million doses by the end of the year, with a further 30 million d
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by FrojoS 6y ago
Can confirm. Does this also apply to canned Tomatos or are those allowed to ripe on soil, because damage didn’t matter? I think they taste better and I’ve Heard- than many top chefs prefer them over “fresh” tomatoes for cooking.
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by FrojoS 6y ago
We need to get to zero (or negative) net carbon emissions. Building brand new infracstructure for gas is counterpruductive to say the least.
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Only once they have inter satellite communication working.
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https://www.nber.org/papers/w23552
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The link between video games and unemployment (2017)(economist.com)
1 points by FrojoS 6y ago|1 comments
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In the past couple months I've often had problems with Gmail and/or Calendar disconnecting or not loading (using Chrome). For instance Gmail times out. GCalendar is unresponsive when I try to create a new entry. Anyone having the
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by FrojoS 6y ago
There are two rockets in the works that plan to use this engine on their booster. 1) One is New Glenn by Blue Origin, which plans to land the booster (incl. the BE-4 engine) from the get go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5
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The public can of course sell (i), charge (ii) or monetize in any other way. (i) e.g. privatization of telephone networks (ii) e.g. toll roads and bridges
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I'm sure they paid for the patent. From your linked article: "Merck proposed giving Oxford around 1% of royalties, according to people familiar with the negotiations, with a sliver of that going to Vaccitech."
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I think it’s a confusion between the likelihood of winning, no matter by how many votes, and the predicted percentage of votes per candidate. The latter is more commonly presented to readers from polls. So it’s not too surprising if it get
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Ask HN: Use several identical PCs/Laptops but with a single, swapable SSD HD?
4 points by FrojoS 6y ago|6 comments
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I would say that kids are more dependent on the adults that correct them, hence they can’t act as offended as an independent adult can.
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Love your German username which I would loosely translate as petrol head Hugo.
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It’s a very common practice for climbing shoes, whether for mountaineering https://www.scarpa.com/mountaineering or rock climbing https://www.lasportiva.com/en/man/footwear/climbing The forme
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by FrojoS 6y ago
No way. If you use a soft plastic or wood spoon it should last much longer than that. My 10 CHF frying pan is still good after 8 years.
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Best suggestion of the whole thread! Optional addition of the posters face in the picture would make it even harder to fake (see for instance TIL Threads on Reddit).
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Bingo. If price was a good enough indicator for quality there would be no need for OP‘s website.
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Steam has a system where you see a score for recent and one for all time reviews. Interestingly they only allow for recommend / not recommend instead of stars.
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Then why pre-install anything? I'm not in the field, but I would think that a lot of people would want to run there Python CV code on it. Or is it, becaue they want you to use CUDA?
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Anything that is not mass produced, needs to have a small size or weight and needs 3D graphics or computer vision. For instance, imagine a bike rental startup that wants to do traffic sign recognition integrated in their vehicles.
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Just curious, any guess why it doesn't come with the latest Ubuntu and Python pre-installed?
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Given that you also need a screen, keyboard, mouse camera and mic, I don't know if it is better than a laptop for your application.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny describes his poisoning with Novichok(spiegel.de)
18 points by FrojoS 6y ago|5 comments
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by FrojoS 6y ago
It's actually very helpful advice. Thank you. A few things that come to my mind now: 1) I did notice though that some form of learning, e.g. vocabulary, can help me fall asleep. I guess it requires focus - which makes me feel tired - b
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A common suggestion, also in this thread, for increased sleep quality is limiting screen time or any stimulating activity before bed time. But what to do then? Talking to housemates might be ok, but what if you have none, or the conversatio
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Damn, you‘re right about the comma on German num blocks. I’ve avoided anything but US Keyboards for over a decade. Local keyboards are just another pain, like OS wide locals.
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Good point. But because being arrogant is more fun ... ... first a nitpick: Exponential growth is a mathematics term and it's misused a lot by programmers and HN users (to mean "growing really fast."). ... then a wider sweepi
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The search engine alone is a money printing machine even without sophisticated ads. As an example, if I search for 'nike' right now, the first result is an ad payed by Nike leading to nike.com, the second is an ad for an independe
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The usual way to write the date Feb 1st in Germany (and I think anywhere but the US) is 01.02 or 1.2. but not 01/02 And the . is part of the num block as well. Also, data being interpreted different based on region/language settin

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