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Yeah, I abandoned Android on my TV for this exact reason and now I use the TV as a dumb screen for an external streaming box (also running Android TV, but one that's less locked down and allows me to install my own launcher and control
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> We are seeing things we didn’t previously, particularly with cartilage injuries. I am curious about the process by which you ensure that the things you see are actually there and are not side effects of the enhancement?
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Transport for London once spent £39m (about $60m 2010 USD) on attempting to build two lifts (elevators) before abandoning the project: https://www.mylondon.news/news/local-news/transport-london-w...
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Quite an incredible compilation of photos on your reddit page, thanks for sharing.
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I agree that the title is not very clear. However, giving the author the benefit of the doubt, I guess what they're trying to say is "protect my H-1B and [my eventual eligibility for a] green card [that stems from my having an H-
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I just wanted to quickly highlight the difference in units in the parent and the grandparent: 0.1 uSv vs 0.27 mSv (i.e. three orders of magnitude).
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This reminded me of "Cog", a British Honda ad from 2003. Two tracking shots stitched together (~100 painstakingly set up takes, no CGI). Great stuff. :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl2U1p3fVRk https:/&
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My thoughts exactly. I just ran a quick search of my inbox for noreply@ and almost everything it found is highly relevant. Just in the last few days: 1. a refund from an airline; 2. new health insurance policy documents; 3. a response fro
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> think of how professional wrestlers often cut their scalp on purpose Wait, what? (I am even hesitant to ask as I'm not sure I'm ready to hear the answer, whatever it might be.)
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My reading is that they're implying it'll be launched but under a different name.
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Another example is the geoduck (pronounced /ˈɡuːiˌdʌk/). Geoducks typically live to ~140 years and are considered a delicacy in certain parts of the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoduck https:/
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What an amazing idea! (I've just submitted a request to have my local library added.)
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There's also https://www.usedbooksearch.net/
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One might also consider the quality of the power supply itself, and how much of a fire risk it is. Here is an (unrelated) PoE injector catching fire: https://community.ui.com/questions/Litebeam-5ac-gen2-poe-ada... It&#
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> you're going to be putting it pretty much near an outlet anyway so why did you think you needed PoE? I think the idea is to use PoE to power devices plugged into the router. These may or may not be nearby (think a PoE camera).
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> they’ve been known to rescind someone rescinding their citizenship ... > he had applied to restore his Chinese citizenship in 2018 Unless I'm misreading this, or if the latter claim is false, these are two very different scenar
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> Not necessarily. Learning enough English to understand the UI is much lower level than being able to converse. Exactly this. For example, I am learning German and have changed the language of my reading tablet's UI to German. Th
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> Believe me, if I the syntax in Dutch would keep, get you a very strange result. (This is a literal translation of a correct Dutch sentence.) Of course there are differences, but both Dutch and English are West Germanic languages (desce
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I was referring to the tone adopted by what looks like a key participant in that discussion towards other participants. (I'll go back into my bubble now.)
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Wow, what a toxic environment.
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And also the very first item of the 3.12 plan (the subject of this post) is about tweaking the GIL.
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Language Reactor is an absolutely incredible tool along these lines: https://www.languagereactor.com/ I've been using it with Netflix and YouTube to study a couple of languages, with really good results. The gist is th
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> Combined, there was a 16 % higher risk of serious adverse events in mRNA vaccine recipients: risk difference 13.2 (95 % CI -3.2 to 29.6); risk ratio 1.16 (95 % CI 0.97 to 1.39). I am not a statistician, but isn't this saying that
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Yeah, I do wonder what might have caused such a massive difference between the two placebo groups (17.6 and 42.2 per 10K). Small samples? The confidence intervals look pretty wide.
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Here is an interesting historical note on the subject: http://www.gsmhistory.com/chapter/chapter-22-unintended-cons...
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That's right, for SWE positions there's only one set of interviews and each interview lasts 45 minutes. The composition of an interview slate varies by level and role applied for (e.g. some roles require domain knowledge and it&#
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I really enjoyed this video of Jordan describing the creative process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ozxnrs0BP4
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What's a "pass back"? I'm guessing some form of fare dodging, but could you explain the mechanics?
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Post-Brexit. Why?
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There are definitely issues with Google's comp system, but the fact that pay depends on location is IMO not unreasonable. Especially so given that there's often a lot of flexibility with regards to location. For example, I chose t
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