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by ag56 6y ago
Doesn’t the article explicitly say that is not the case? > Though the thermal environment is performing work on the load resistor, the graphene and circuit are at the same temperature and heat does not flow between the two. I’m not a phy
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by ag56 6y ago
So you never use google, don’t have an iPhone, and never purchase from Amazon or any other online store? Your only footprint online is hacker news? Only cash offline? I think that ship sailed many years ago and you’ve already died on the hi
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by ag56 6y ago
My household got presumed coronavirus in March. I say presumed as no test available. First the nanny, then my wife, then me. I’m male, late thirties, workout daily (or used to anyway). I got it worst and spent weeks 2 and 3 in bed strugglin
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Why do 'mild' Covid-19 cases sometimes linger for months?(advisory.com)
2 points by ag56 6y ago|4 comments
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by ag56 6y ago
My pet theory is alcohol helps us build and maintain relationships. And whilst even a little alcohol harms us, the physiological benefits of having a strong social group out weigh that harm.
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by ag56 6y ago
Having had this problem myself, my first thought was VLC or some other kind of Remote Desktop solution. Surely I can ‘stream’ a window from my OSX host and not care about the implementation or boobytraps? In the end Windows was a complete f
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by ag56 6y ago
And what happens during launch when — I assume — everything starts vibrating wildly? They better be enormous virtual buttons.
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by ag56 6y ago
https://www.freetrade.io/
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by ag56 6y ago
Wouldn't it be great if your fridge could integrate directly with the heat pump, rather than indirectly via the air in an enclosed space? In summmer, our (California) home frequently has the air-conditioning running mid afternoon, at t
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by ag56 6y ago
In 2005, in Holland, my deposit was -20%. I went into the bank hoping I might get 100% and the mortgage guy immediately offered me 120% "to help with the furniture".
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by ag56 6y ago
Not that I disagree with your point, but to finish the conclusion: in the rent scenario you save $12k a year, or about 1.4% of the purchase price. As the return on investing that $12k will be so low (in dollar terms), it is perfectly ration
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by ag56 6y ago
I read medium articles all the time and I've never once been asked to login, much less pay.
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by ag56 7y ago
I second looking into your diet. I have over the months worked out that a low histamine diet works for me... but it could be anything for you. Really easy to test — follow a strict elimination diet for a few days. Nothing but rice, potatoes
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by ag56 7y ago
No, his point was people shouldn't talk with _absolute confidence_ about things they don't know about. Usually in everyday life we hint at our confidence level with the language we use: 'might', 'probably', etc
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by ag56 7y ago
Boris Johnson is someone who can get tested at his residence, implying this is quite a bit worse than stated. I hope I’m wrong, I’m on day 12 myself and only now beginning to feel better. Struggling to breathe is terrifying. Regardless of p
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by ag56 7y ago
> if 2,000 women have mammograms over a period of 10 years, one woman’s life will be saved by a positive diagnosis. Meanwhile 10 healthy women will be treated unnecessarily, and more than 200 “will experience important psychological dist
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by ag56 7y ago
Does anyone have any book or website recommendations for getting better at reading aloud? For impersonating voices and accents? My eldest child is three and we both enjoy story time before bed; they are some of my fondest memories of my chi
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by ag56 7y ago
Exactly, how does one open the laptop and work on email/presentation while simultaneously piloting then plane?
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by ag56 7y ago
"Please click here to go back to the Claremont Institute home page"
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by ag56 8y ago
I'm British, but moved to California 10 years ago. I have obviously had many conversations with my American colleagues and friends over the years. And I am (still) baffled that the starting viewpoint from the American side is that with
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Mystery mud on new volcanic island baffles Nasa scientists(theguardian.com)
1 points by ag56 8y ago|0 comments
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by ag56 8y ago
"a woman urinates on the sidewalk" "human excrement on the sidewalks" "urinating near his restaurant" "human feces lies nestled in front of a doorway" "going to the bathroom in the street" &
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by ag56 8y ago
> In July 2018, the NGOs became aware... The NGO reported their findings to Israeli police but declined to provide Facebook with their research. WhatsApp only received their report and the screenshot of active child pornography groups to
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Sir Ivan Rogers 3rd speech on Brexit – lessons from the last 30 months(news.liverpool.ac.uk)
1 points by ag56 8y ago|0 comments
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by ag56 8y ago
Sounds like they implemented an ESB. What’s old is new. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_service_bus
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by ag56 8y ago
https://shopdoona.com
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by ag56 8y ago
AirPods are great. Best headphones I've ever had. Totally solve the day to day. But clearly no-one at Apple ever gets on a plane.
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by ag56 9y ago
Most places in the UK now have an "optional" service fee of 12% on the bill.
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by ag56 9y ago
Why couldn't you just hit the ignition to turn the engine off?
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by ag56 9y ago
“I’m committed to ... preserving the Tenderloin as SF's most economically diverse neighborhood.” Re Tenderloin: I understand it’s part of District 6 and her campaign website needs to say something, but that sounds like an anti-gentrifi

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