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andreareina
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andreareina
6mo ago
Surface quality is an input in that calculator.
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6mo ago
Many reasons to not want to do front end work, the assumption that it's because the developer doesn't care any the user is entirely unfounded.
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andreareina
6mo ago
Future availability is such an underrated feature. I buy IKEA food storage containers exactly because of this.
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andreareina
7mo ago
The GPL protects against this.
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7mo ago
192kHz is no better than 48kHz for playback. https://www.headphonesty.com/2025/05/192khz-worse-44-1khz-mo...
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8mo ago
I'm given to understand that you've got to have your mic pretty close up to keep noise down. You don't have to eat it, but it wants to be close enough that it's going to be in frame. Ed: I'm sure there's cargo
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andreareina
8mo ago
So put sugar.
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andreareina
8mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't see waxes pop up with third-party testing certifying their products as PFAS-free, same as we currently have for supplements and the WADA list.
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8mo ago
https://archive.is/20260215162501/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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8mo ago
I may or may not have had the ogre finished training clip as my startup "chime"
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8mo ago
> Approximately one year after eight former SpaceX employees represented by Lieff Cabraser and Burgess Law Offices filed unfair labor practice charges against SpaceX, the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) has concluded its investig
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8mo ago
The fundamental theories are good enough in that we can't find a counterexample, but they're only useful up to a certain scale before the computational power needed is infeasible. We're still hoping to find higher-level eme
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8mo ago
You can derate/"underclock" a regular LED and it will run significantly cooler, heat being one of the big drivers of LED lifespan. Downsides are less output per lamp (so need more lamps, probably why long-life lamps are expen
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8mo ago
At the end of the article: > Selecting criminals could be based on internationally accessible periodicals that plausibly every human has access to, such as the New York Times, and deaths could be delayed by months or years to broaden the
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9mo ago
If the cost of most things went up then you'd have a good case for saying the value of the dollar went down, if it's mostly gold (or the general category of assets that gold is a part of) then not so much.
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9mo ago
https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/medical-critical-thinking-...
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9mo ago
There's already a statutory penalty for false claims, it just needs to be enforced.
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9mo ago
What's the context here?
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9mo ago
The Garmin sleep tracker is reportedly pretty comfortable.
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9mo ago
Firefox 146 on Arch, no notice just got redirected right away.
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9mo ago
If you don't want to use the touchscreen (I'm in the same boat, totally get it) you need to avoid their "lifestyle" ranges (Venu, Vivoactive, etc) and stick to the "outdoors"/"sport" ranges (Fore
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9mo ago
Brad Schoenfeld felt the same way, so he did the study on trained participants, and made the same finding: https://journals.lww.com/nsca-jscr/fulltext/2015/10000/Effec...
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10mo ago
That's only when the breakthrough happened and misses all the rest of the time spent on the problem.
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10mo ago
I have access to outside regular trading hours trades via my broker, I don't think that's unusual. I don't use it because (a) I don't trade individual securities, and (b) I like there being the opening auction.
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10mo ago
parkrun is absolutely brilliant. Actually welcoming to all abilities—many clubs don't have a pace group for the very slowest of runners, parkrun has a sweeper who walks to ensure that they're absolutely last—socialization afterw
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10mo ago
My conclusion from watching a lot of Penn and Teller is that when you're invited to examine the deck it probably is normal and often the trick will involve a force.
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11mo ago
The guidelines for taking blood pressure state you should be sitting quietly for 5 minutes beforehand, something that almost never happens at the doctor's.
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11mo ago
This is a meme that fails to understand the actual, in practice limitations of BMI. The problem is that it underdiagnoses obesity, not that it overdiagnoses it. The problem isn't the nonexistent horde of lean muscular people with BMI
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11mo ago
The problem with BMI in practice is that it underdiagnoses obesity. W:H fixes that. If BMI says you're obese, you're very likely to be obese. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2877506/#:~:text=BM..
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11mo ago
Buttered noodles are good, I have no a priori reason that simple oil wouldn't be also.
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