FrojoS

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by FrojoS 6y ago
> they tried to create a general purpose product because they didn't have a killer app that could focus their efforts. Couldn't you have said the same of the Apple II or IBM PC?
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by FrojoS 6y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. It seemed mostly like a reasonable article but the lack of sources and calling Dr Faucy a „guru“ made me wonder.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Source?
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Your CFR is with respect to diagnosed cases. Many cases are mild and have no symptoms. The real CFR is likely an order of magnitude lower.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Not just minor sprains and hairline fractures. The fact that our body can heal from much worse injuries, shows, that it was useful back then and not necessarily a death sentence.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Interesting. I've checked out the Lithuanian forests after hearing much of them. I remember, we drove for about 1h to get into as much into 'middle of nowhere' as we could. Didn't strike me as a place where you wouldn&#x
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Where is that? I'd say in Europe forests are so well utilized that you will be discovered by a professional forester in no time - and likely asked to leave.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
FYI, they are already working for a while with the police in some German states (Bundeslaender) [1]. So this is not as big news, as it might seem to some. [1] Source: Someone who works for them on that.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Just from personal experience, the shortage also happened in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands. So, it's not limited to Anglo-Saxon countries. Maybe France is an exception because of the popularity of the bidet?
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One Morning as an ICU Nurse on a Covid-19 Unit(elemental.medium.com)
2 points by FrojoS 7y ago|0 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Part of the reason is apparently, that it is bulky, so industry tries to limit storage.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
I don't know one way or the other but I wouldn't be as sure as you are. Like others have said here, its probably a combination of many things, including a bit of a panic, but its an interesting analysis for sure. Yes, there was a
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SoftBank’s OneWeb to Consider Bankruptcy as Cash Dwindles(bloomberg.com)
2 points by FrojoS 7y ago|0 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Kick off the side mirrors, that will teach them. Im joking. But it sucks that the law is not enforced, despite this being a serious hazard.
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Zinc and the Common Cold(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by FrojoS 7y ago|0 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Wikipedia has working links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Hub
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Bionic Jellyfish Swim Faster and More Efficiently(caltech.edu)
2 points by FrojoS 7y ago|0 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
It's already used (minus the diamond casing), e.g. in the Curiosity mars rover, or the Voyager probes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curiosity_(rover)#Specificatio... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by FrojoS 7y ago
You are correct. The SpaceX version of this exact same test was literally called „Demo-1“. Ironically Boeing called it „Boeing Orbital Flight Test“. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Orbital_Flight_Test
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by FrojoS 7y ago
In this case, it’s about the capability to finance a satellite, so absolute GDP is more relevant.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Not true anymore for modern NC headphones. They will suppress speech significantly when active.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
This observation is also very relevant to discussions on universal basic income.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
> It's also clear that using GitHub for Tsunami Democràtic was a poor choice. It created publicity for the movement.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Dialects should not die! That would be a shame in my opinion. We should just all speak a „common dialect“. I guess what the speak on US TV (Friends) is the most likely candidate.
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Marketplace of ideas? More like geopolitical power. The most reasonable scenario change at the moment would be a world dominated by China and then Mandarin becoming the new lingua franca. I wouldn’t bet on either of these events, but it see
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DroneSeed is planting trees from the air(techcrunch.com)
2 points by FrojoS 7y ago|0 comments
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Something like Conway’s Law was also recently cited by Elon Musk (jump to 3:30) https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/dbttaw/everyd...
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Spectrum has been a verily low quality publication for a long as I know it (about 10y).
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by FrojoS 7y ago
The first article is referring to an interview that is hardly a “debunk”. It’s just one persons opinion on how grave the issue is (e.g. should you stop having kids?). The second piece is classical climate change denial, e.g. the “pause&#x2F
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by FrojoS 7y ago
Most merchandise I've seen in stores (e.g. LEGO) is from the old trilogy, though.

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