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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Again, i was simply quoting the manufacturer. Adding information to the conversation. You dont have to believe it or agree with it, but it's a side that should be heard rather than downvoted.
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
I fail to see how my post is implying that you should be fine with non-necessary irradiation. I'm quoting and linking the manufacturers website.
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Link to the AS&E "ZBV" mobile X-Ray van in question [0], sourced from the linked Fox News article. From the AS&E website: "Dose to Cargo: Less than 0.1 microSievert (μSv) per scan (equivalent to 10 microRem (μrem)), a
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Electric field forces are drawn as if you were placing a small positive charge in the field. The wording is awkward. If convention used a small negative test charge, the language (and diagram arrows) would be flipped. "inward electric
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Interesting you draw the Knockout comparison. I'm pretty new to React, but have done a fair amount with Knockout. I find that I use the two in very similar ways. I know knockout has a large feature set and claims to be a VMMV (whatever
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
I'm fairly new to react, and have wondered if I was using it correctly (as intended). Almost always I have a root component that manages state, passing it to children via props. All changes to state go through that root component, eith
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Funny to see a blackberry app in the works. Makes sense since RIM is based in Waterloo ON
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
A few weeks ago, in honor of 1M digital subs, the NYT published a list of digital highlights. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/09/21/business/media...
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Every nyt article goes through layers of editing, fact checking and copy editing by people with years, often decades of experience. Nyt is one of the few places that can afford to do this. Furthermore, if the nyt does get something wrong, u
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Here's the link to buy a subscription: http://www.nytimes.com/subscriptions/Multiproduct/lp3004.htm... Digital is $8.75 /week after a the first month for $.99
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Will amazon support the head plugin? Can we enable our own plugins?
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
I'd say that Slack is actually bloomberg's biggest competitor at the moment.
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NYT liveblogged GOP debate directly from Slack(niemanlab.org)
3 points by aaronkrolik 11y ago|0 comments
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
That happens as well: http://m.animalnewyork.com/2015/i-went-undercover-as-a-nail-...
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
It's not true. https://twitter.com/michaelluo/status/625082960547610626 http://sinosphere.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/05/20/q-and-a-luo-y... http://fusion.net/story&
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
heres the ad in question: https://twitter.com/michaelluo/status/625082960547610626 the author of this post never interviewed the NYT reporter. or her editor
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
The exact ad in question: https://twitter.com/michaelluo/status/625082960547610626 also should add the author of this nybooks article never interviewed the NYT author. more related work: http://sinosp
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
I fail to see how facebook comments are indicative of anything. And I am not commenting on the 'fact checking industry' I'm commenting on the pulitzer prize winning work of a single organization.
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
I'll just point out that your examples are not from politifact. I've never heard of newslines.org, but i'd trust their no-bylined factchecks about as much as I would trust a fact check from a random facebook commenter. I&#x27
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Facebook comments are perhaps the worst metric i can think of to measure a media company on. The data does not support your claims. Look at their factchecks. clearly nonpartisan.
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Five Views of 2 World Trade Center(nytimes.com)
1 points by aaronkrolik 11y ago|1 comments
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
If you're interested in fact checking, be sure to check out http://www.politifact.com/ . They put a lot of care and effort into what they do. They are run by the Tampa Bay Times. If you have any questions, I can pass
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Also something to keep in mind: DARPA PM's are only temporary jobs. PM's are not contractors, but the residency only lasts 2-3 years. If, as a PM, you start a project, at the end of your term, your project is handed off to a new P
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Thanks! and the project source: http://projects.csail.mit.edu/helium/
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Interesting. So what would you say is novel/noteworthy about this research?
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Question for clarification: the title uses the word "fix", implying that this new program repairs code that was broken. But in reality, it optimizes repetitive algorithms. Is that the correct takeaway?
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by aaronkrolik 11y ago
Is anyone familiar with the UA tech stack? I'd be curious to see what they're running.
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Ask HN: What constitutes illegal hacking?
1 points by aaronkrolik 12y ago|0 comments
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by aaronkrolik 13y ago
Tried to open this link at work. Blocked for legal reasons :)
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Satanist charged with desecrating grave of Westboro pastor's mom(philly.com)
1 points by aaronkrolik 13y ago|0 comments

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