IvyMike

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by IvyMike 6y ago
Another similar product: https://www.epill.com/timecap.html
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> We find that most functions 5 KiB or larger have inlined children more than 10 layers deep Ok, I would not have expected that.
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The Poochie of social networks.
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I have the Wellue SleepU, and it seems to work pretty well. Granted I'm not counting on it to save my life in a hospital situation, so any false readings really don't matter. But looking at the nightly data, it seems to gather p
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> France, Italy, Hungary, Spain, Belgium, UK, Netherlands, all have worse CFR's than Sweden. I mean if we're gonna talk about cherry-picking, did you notice that more than half of the countries you picked were the earliest hot-
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Let's say Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway. If ONLY THERE WAS AN ARTICLE SOMEWHERE THAT COVERED THIS. > Notice too that countries with similar falls in GDP have witnessed very different death rates. For instance, compare the U
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Please read the article; it covers this. And as for your link--Sweden doesn't fare that well in contrast to some of its neighbors, and isn't really a standout case.
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This reminds me of my favorite classic internet cartoon about tapeworms, "The Worm Within". https://fray.com/drugs/worm/
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That's a potential reason to investigate, not a conclusion.
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Technically this is a list of top greatest scientists who never won a Nobel Prize.
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> or one side was wrong I argue that when someone declares, without evidence, that "X works", that is a hoax and should be criticized. Even if later evidence shows it works! Because it's easy to make a random guess, a
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The initial "hcq works" was also independent of any actual scientific research or result. If someone says "Take this magical cure, maybe it could work... but I don't have any evidence of it yet", it's not so te
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Here's a NYT article on the origins of Purple Air. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/30/style/air-quality-polluti... I have a Purple Air sensor; I view the money I spent on it as helping to sponsor a
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> One player wrote to say that Garriott taught him “almost everything I know about morality and ethics.” I was in fifth grade when I played--I still remember painfully mapping out nearly the entire world on graph paper. The first time I
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May the goal isn't so much to win as to undermine the very legitimacy of the election.
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Worth mentioning the Microsoft(!) Process Monitor for Linux, as well. https://github.com/microsoft/ProcMon-for-Linux The windows procmon is very powerful, but the linux one is still in preview so YMMV.
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At the two ceremonies I have attended, the new MDs took this oath: https://www.hospicepatients.org/modern-physicians-oath-louis... While it is often referred to as "The Modern Hippocratic Oath", I would argue the
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Make sure your blood pressure is under control, as hypertension can be a risk factor and also tends to run in families.
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At least they're up front with their conclusion.
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Let me genuinely ask: why do you believe this? Because Apple said so? I simply don't have this level of trust. Because someone disassembled their MacBook and reverse engineered things? And that person is trustworthy and competent? Th
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As someone who has conducted a lot of interviews and read even more resumes, there is no single good answer here. Some of my peers would pour over resumes for hours. Others would look for specific items (a technology, a company, a school).
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> I don't want to rely on my soft skills or work connections to set me up in the future Maybe don't rely , but please don't feel bad about using work connections. And it's not necessarily a matter of "set me u
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If I were a school I'd be finding as many possible loopholes as possible. One minute a semester in-person instruction per course, for starters.
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Or, better yet, '??/', the trigraph for '\'?
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Regular expressions as a first class language feature.
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My 29 member facebook group, "Reject the Axiom of Choice", will surely see a membership surge now.
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Route the wifi traffic all through Tor. You can even get this prepackaged for you by using something like https://learn.adafruit.com/onion-pi/overview
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To me, the core of the article is this: > The upshot is that many of the country’s best and brightest are either exerting their talents trying to beat each other out in a zero-sum trading game, or exploiting legal and behavioral loophole
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I always thought it would be neat to apply something like pagerank to reddit (or HN, or whatever) comments. Surprised nobody has done this. (Maybe it would turn into an echo chamber pretty fast, but I'm not 100% certain, which is like
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Answered in the github repo itself: https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium#why

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