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MarkMarine
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MarkMarine
5y ago
The problem is people using it off label, in dangerous quantities, INSTEAD of taking the vaccine. Why would it matter if the medical community thinks ivermectin is safe or not, if the people making this choice don’t trust medical science en
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5y ago
A couple comments earlier people were talking about where does this stop, 1000$ a month? A 3D CAD license with the ability to do FEA is around 30 grand a year, I’ve seen seats of specialized software cost north of 100k a year per seat, and
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5y ago
One thing I learned in naval aviator swim qual was how easy it is to float for a very long time, given the right technique. (Called a dead man’s float. Link: https://www.sportsrec.com/prone-float-8623477.html ) We naturally
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5y ago
Gulf war syndrome is a real thing. So is Long Covid.
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5y ago
This is the worst article I’ve ever read, I want my time back. Listing types of pies at least 3 times, complaining about people buying pie crust… write a recipe for your incredible pie, do a YouTube video, anything constructive to change th
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5y ago
Oh I see it, I just don’t want it and I think reading both sides gives you worse galaxy brain than reading none.
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5y ago
I struggle to understand why you need to read “sides” for news articles. Are you just referring to opinion pieces?
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6y ago
I don't know stats, but checking out the passings section of scuba board does indicate it's a fair number of people. The thing that is different about diving from bicycling or skiing is you really don't need to be physically
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6y ago
I do as well, the docs don’t have a concise example of code, why it’s better, and what better looks like.
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6y ago
LEO is pretty important, first we have people there right now, and with the notable exceptions of weather and GPS, everything I take for granted in life that works because of satellites is in LEO. Not having it for 150 years would make spac
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6y ago
Yup. Not good for anything in LEO
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6y ago
Those are two massive objects (2800kg or 6100 lbs) with a high relative velocity (14km/s or 31,000 mph) basically head on, so a crash would be a disaster.
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6y ago
The last paragraph of this is heartbreaking.
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6y ago
This is a parity of a NatSec threat. Any base that is legitimately secret would disallow it’s personal from using apps like this. And that data is trivially replaced by satellite photography. Non secret bases are supported by hundreds of “T
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6y ago
Ah yes. Forced to stay away from a raging corona virus hotspot. Got em
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6y ago
Countless lives were saved by California shutting down, that’s WHY the death rate isn’t like Italy.
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6y ago
This misses some of the main reason Microservices are nice, it’s much easier to change code that isn’t woven throughout a code base. Microservices make the boundary between units defined and forces API design on those boundaries. Yes, you c
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7y ago
I worked at a startup and designed the thermal battery and pumping systems for a solar powered milk chiller/storage system for the Indian market. About 500L of milk chilling & cold storage capacity, also storing solar energy as col
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7y ago
The talent pool? I was hiring in LA and the pool was an inch deep and a mile wide. Lots of shifting through the bad to get to the good, and then good luck competing with google, Netflix, and to some degree Snapchat.
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7y ago
Pretty sure you’re not supposed to discriminate by age when hiring
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8y ago
Driving with autopilot every day, I bet we are 5-10 years off the full self driving panacea that Musk is selling, but I don’t care. The car is blazing fast, safer than I am on my daily commute, and I don’t feel the pang of regret from hitti
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8y ago
You missed the Volvo S90
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8y ago
Autopilot drives far safer than I do, my mind wanders on a 1 hour commute. I know the gaps, on 101 where they just moved the lanes and used stickers for markers, autopilot doesn’t handle it well. But I feel WAY safer with it on. It’s pretty
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10y ago
Just use an adblocker-blocker.