MiguelHudnandez

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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
Whole blood donation generally is only allowed every 8 weeks. Double-red blood cell donation is allowed every 16 weeks up to a maximum amount per 12-month period. I believe Plasma can be safely donated every 4 weeks. Doesn't tell you
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
We are down pretty deep into pedantry at this point, but... Current definition is that someone who has committed a crime and been convicted is a criminal. If that crime is a felony, they are also a felon. Depending on the state of residence
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
As far as I can tell, they had stale dns records pointing at IPs that were eventually used to run scammy web servers. I couldn't find any connection to a breach. The author does correctly point out that the CSP headers were overly perm
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
I was surprised to find carykh's video is over a year old now! This has so many applications, I'm surprised it's not already common.
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by MiguelHudnandez 7y ago
Apple is no longer selling the original magic keyboard, so those are the right product. They are wireless, and charge with a lightning cable. They will also present as a USB HID when plugged in via USB/lightning, so they can be used wi
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by MiguelHudnandez 7y ago
Most homes have multiple cars. A single high-end car could support multiple homes without the grid for over 24 hours. So I think even at adoption rates under 5% you would see enough capacity to shave those peaks and make it easier to respon
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by MiguelHudnandez 7y ago
I don't get why we have buttons for climate. It's asinine. Are you hot? Go ahead and press the down arrow 20 times to go from 80 to 60. Maybe it's not so bad if you switch your car to Celsius. Or, with 50-year-old tech, turn
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by MiguelHudnandez 8y ago
The author does not even bother to mention which video, which browser plugins he is using, or even what domain he is on. I am skeptical of these claims with no attempt to reproduce. I would like to know if another browser would show the ori
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by MiguelHudnandez 8y ago
Precisely. Yet it is completely normal in American medicine. And worse, the actual patients are rarely aware of the total amount billed or paid because their insurance company handles it.
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by MiguelHudnandez 8y ago
What is this? It’s very well done. Edit: Found a twitter thread. Probably a photoshop mock: https://twitter.com/nikitonsky/status/1003593821723267072?s=...
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by MiguelHudnandez 8y ago
Sure seems like they are hiding something. It should be impossible to make a pressure sensor read 100% instantly. It would normally take 1/3 of a second and you would see the value increase gradually. Will autopilot even let you floor
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
Ugh. That sounds terrible. In switching from private to public in California schools, I had a similar experience. Grade 3 was private, grade 4 public. There was little learning happening in grade 4, but my grade 5 teacher at a public school
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
It seems strange to me to think unfavorably about US workers’ rights, then about China in the same minute. About your point, if an international incident isn’t a legitimate reason to fire someone, I don’t know what is. And by extension, wha
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
I don't think your experience is universal. For me, I got these results with the amp version [1]: javascript on: ~350kb / 24 requests javascript off: ~85kb / 4 requests Compare this to the full version [2]: j
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
Was it stolen because he literally broadcast it, or because it was stored in his service? Big difference.
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
Yes, it seems the open rate should be attributed to the subject line or the a/b split parameters more than the design... And with the open rate that significantly affected, all other metrics would be skewed as well.
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
Their phrase is “...could save you 15% or more,” which, incidentally, includes any potential savings between zero and one hundred percent. Their catch phrase contains literally no information except a suggestion of 15%.
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
I'm a layman, but my mental model suggests that tidal-lock would be the relationship that raises the energy most on the receiving body. An example of that concept would be Mercury. A tidally-locked body would have nearly 50% of its ar
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by MiguelHudnandez 9y ago
If you can run wires all the way to the surface, you can sink the power into the grid or traditional batteries.
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by MiguelHudnandez 10y ago
Echoing games comments... get to work on Factorio or mods for it!
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by MiguelHudnandez 10y ago
Looks like a much beefier alternative to a NUC, which I was already impressed with.
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by MiguelHudnandez 10y ago
Emojis: I'm with you. This seems dumb but I'm optimistic that people will find clever ways to use the screen. Even if it's just pushing away moronic "toast" style notifications off the important real-estate. USB &#x
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by MiguelHudnandez 10y ago
I have a 4k monitor (LG 27UD88-W) that supports USB-C input. The 12" MacBook drives it at full resolution at an unusable 15 Hz. It drives the screen at 1080P resolution at 60Hz. The laptop charges from the monitor's power supply
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by MiguelHudnandez 10y ago
That'll be an interesting court case: the first time a fatality is the result of unactivated safety features on a car that's fully capable of preventing a collision.
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by MiguelHudnandez 10y ago
It would be criminally negligent to use GPS for any control decisions in a self-driving vehicle. Aside from wishy-washy long term tasks like what route to take, or which street has traffic, GPS simply cannot be used. GPS can fail, be jammed
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by MiguelHudnandez 10y ago
No, they probably do not. Turgor pressure changes when the sun goes down and trees get less rigid with a lower pressure.
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by MiguelHudnandez 11y ago
Now introducing Nissan FetchDrive Plus Connect, a subfeature of CarWings ® Nissan Motor Corporation.
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by MiguelHudnandez 11y ago
Fwiw, Focus by Firefox allows ads on this postimg page. There's a pop up ad and banners at the top and bottom. Reloading the page redirects to another URL as if I had clicked an ad.
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by MiguelHudnandez 11y ago
An on-board battery or capacitor could help to smooth out brief high power tasks, but I don't think it will be able to sustain video decoding & playback at a constant supply of 150mA. I'm really excited for that to be a possib
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by MiguelHudnandez 11y ago
Considering you can't buy dog meat at the grocery store, there are certainly exceptions carved out for "livestock" animals versus pets. As far as I can tell, those exemptions are by species and not by "purpose." The

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