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by anu7df 4y ago
Our daughter was born a month premature, but was absolutely normal. Yet the hospital insisted on nicu for the first night. That was already too harrowing for us first time parents. Can't imagine what you guys went through (Jacques, Noe
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by anu7df 5y ago
Sorry. Media coverage would have no perceivable difference in the nature of response to Syrians vs Ukrainians. Rightly or Wrongly it is about what people are comfortable with. Europeans are more comfortable with other Europeans settling nea
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by anu7df 5y ago
Because you know better? Complete BS.
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by anu7df 5y ago
Apparently as per the house majority leader's office they have no plans to vote on this now[1]. May be he was just making a factual statement on what they have on schedule. Cynic in me thinks it is just the usual dysfunction since the
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by anu7df 5y ago
Disregarding the negative comments here, I found the article to be very much in line with my experience as a scientist in a different field working with deep learning for solving practical problems (reducing compute needed for physics, PDE
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by anu7df 5y ago
I appreciate the point you are making. Humans have ingenuity, for sure. But I have to disagree on a finer point. We do not know what the long term effect of vegan diet is. Supplements may work to an extent but may not be complete. To contr
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by anu7df 5y ago
Not eating animals does not immediately get you to vegan. Human body is not designed for a vegan diet. However, eating animal products that don't kill the said animal, (milk, cheese, yogurt, eggs etc) is sustainable and feasible. Of co
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by anu7df 5y ago
Thank you. Never knew about this service, was looking, obviously not hard enough, for exactly this. But really do think they should advertise better. This would help with managing expenses too.
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by anu7df 5y ago
If i am remembering correctly, there was a company that was using videos of lava lamps for encryption or as passwords or some such. The claim was that it is un crackable because truly random. I wonder if this can be used to emulate the phys
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Game-Changing Carbon Capture Technology to Remove 99% of CO2 from Air(scitechdaily.com)
7 points by anu7df 5y ago|5 comments
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by anu7df 5y ago
Care to clarify what you mean here? Had a subaru outback with eyesight a few years ago and I tested it with stationary objects in path multiple times (cardboard boxes and such). The subaru braked and stopped short of the objects 100% of the
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by anu7df 5y ago
No. If I understand correctly, what they are doing is generating "noise" samples with statistics similar to natural images. Then they use unsupervised contrastive learning to create representations of these noise images. This netw
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by anu7df 5y ago
Not sure.. It was such a terrible movie, even half an hour I tried to watch will require therapy to forget.
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by anu7df 5y ago
nuclear airlines... Two words I don't think will ever be in a commercial offering. For one, can you think of the TSA theater that will precede such a flight :)
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by anu7df 5y ago
I think the "them" in the GP comment is draconian laws generally, not specifically the lock down.
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by anu7df 5y ago
May be it is just me, but I am yet to find a single book of music theory that really starts from the basics. Most pretend to, but start talking about famous clefs and what not, quickly moving on to examples that for the life of me I cannot
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by anu7df 5y ago
Indeed. The only oat milk or for that matter any non-milk milk that I like in my coffee. I don't see the similarities at all in the branding or packaging. Like oatly, glad they lost.
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by anu7df 5y ago
Yes. Stitches are healing up nicely and she is doing fine. Thanks!
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by anu7df 5y ago
Amazing what people can read from a comment. Notice that I said ER has long ceased to be useful and not that ERs are useless. May be the subtlety in the difference is only in my state of mind as I wrote the comment. But, what I meant to sa
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by anu7df 5y ago
I would argue that ER in the US has long ceased to be useful, unless the patient is wheeled in by police/paramedics. Last week my daughter fell and cut her forehead in a way that required stitches. We went to the nearest children'
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by anu7df 5y ago
Appreciate the attempt, but in this example the 4th axis is not independent since the motion along that axis can be achieved, with some complexity, by the motion along the other axes. Granted this is not very useful for a machinist because
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by anu7df 5y ago
Interesting..To me, quinoa tastes like cardboard pebbles, whereas something like foxtail millet tastes delicious in comparison. To each his own I guess. Point being, there may be significant number of people who find this new grain awesome
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by anu7df 6y ago
I interpret the parent comment "Chinese don't want to be Chinese" as no one (including Chinese citizens) wants to be under the thumb of an authoritarian government. Not a racist comment.
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by anu7df 6y ago
The article is intentionally misleading. It leaves out the intention of the "students". It appears they paid so as to stay in the country, but never actually took any classes. I wonder what would have happened if any of them showe
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by anu7df 6y ago
I agree with point 2 and 3 you are making. As another commenter already pointed out real estate prices going up is not a net gain for the economy. Moreover, the direction of the price movement will (also) be decided by the state of the loca
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by anu7df 6y ago
I think Evergreen is the shipping company. The name of the ship could be Ever Given.
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by anu7df 6y ago
I am not disagreeing to your point, but in most parts of India vegetarians do not eat eggs.
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by anu7df 6y ago
You beat me to this comment!!
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by anu7df 6y ago
For a second there I thought you were going to propose an experiment that would put you on the not right side of your SO for a long long time.. :) Seriously though, the point would be to have people on either side, not the side of the brain
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by anu7df 6y ago
Happy cows ==> Happier cows!!

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