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by asdff 4mo ago
That isn't the census. Census data is stale. These data are not stale. If you no longer qualify for medicaid you need to update medicaid office within 10 days for example.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Forget meta. Your cell service providor also gives data to three letter agencies. Your bank does too. Your utility companies. Every thing or concept you might engage with will probably hand over data to three letter agencies. You post on HN
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by asdff 4mo ago
The census data is probably too stale in most cases to really act on in the way people expect. They used it in the 1940s because that was all they really had. But today it would be stupid to use when you already have backdoors into cell and
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by asdff 4mo ago
The hard part has seems to be the metallurgical process of enriching the material (and doing it in secret), not the actual building of the bomb. I bet if you asked any physics grad student they could build you a viable bomb.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Reversed is so crazy.
606.
by asdff 4mo ago
Never too late to go back and start up a physical library.
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by asdff 4mo ago
You could have renewed that book though right? I haven't actually ever done an interlibrary loan but for "in network" books seems I can continue renewing them indefinitely until the end of time.
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by asdff 4mo ago
It seems like they just don't really plan inventory in a logical way but in a sort of rigid first in first out way. For example I just checked out a recent addition of a classical book, one of those original classical translations that
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by asdff 4mo ago
It seems like every country that has been "allowed" to use nuclear weapons has figured it out though. It isn't like there are any that set off on this course and failed. AFAIK they all pretty much succeeded except Iran, proba
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by asdff 4mo ago
It was a game changer in terms of making things cheaper and a little easier. However the actual functionality was still possible with other methods. Zinc finger nucleases for example. Knockdown via RNAi is often still done because a knockou
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by asdff 4mo ago
>There is no such thing as over the ear monitoring Uhh, what? You go into any recording studio its is probably going to have a set of mdrv6 or mdr7506. Most of what you listen to are probably mixed and mastered with these same cans and i
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by asdff 4mo ago
And makes sense with agriculture and civilization coming together. Agriculture improved the carrying capacity of an acre of land dramatically from what it was from foraging and hunting.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Clearly the problem isn't solved if people are still getting friendly fired.
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by asdff 4mo ago
If your clients are all macs it is just nicer keeping the server on macos imo. mac os is unix after all so you don't have any software incompatibilities for tools you'd probably run on the server. Time machine support on the serve
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by asdff 4mo ago
Those things you can tear open and re wire yourself if you really needed. Ship of Theseus mdr7506 is possible. Meanwhile how long do those airpod batteries last before you need to pay apples pizzo for replacement you can't do yourself?
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by asdff 4mo ago
All of them, compared to over ear monitors. You can't out engineer physics advantages of a larger speaker. Airpods fall short of other in ear monitors too fwiw, so they are a poor choice in class.
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by asdff 4mo ago
I would hope it is. The fact it is even possible for a friendly system to lock onto another friendly system and fire upon it seems like a pretty big damn issue to engineer around. I guess they still haven't though considering kuwait sh
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by asdff 4mo ago
One thing I've noticed myself, if you are not sufficiently challenged for a while it can be extremely difficult to surmount the next challenge. Peak "abilities" for me in whatever categories has always been when I had enough
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by asdff 4mo ago
Have you never read a good book you can't put down?
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by asdff 4mo ago
Read good english, speak good english. Read dumb english, speak dumb english.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Don't worry about pokemon go. Worry about the lidar unit on top of the UPS truck.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Most headphones people actually use are crap. Yes you can buy studio monitors from sony. That isn't what people are listening to. They are using airpods which sound like earpods have always sounded: crap, absent lows, terrible separati
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by asdff 4mo ago
Maybe among the general mac population they are a rounding error. But among the mac population who actually peeks behind the curtain and uses homebrew?
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by asdff 4mo ago
I mean looking at fold change, even full order of magnitude increases is pretty interesting.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Yeah it exists all over. Talk to your friends who were business majors in school what they are doing now. It is shocking what some of them actually do day in day out and they know full well it's bullshit jobs sort of stuff that just pa
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by asdff 4mo ago
You've never had a task in a job where it is obvious the task is entirely useless and stupid and a waste of time and exists solely because of process that no one in the chain of being involved has the authority to rip out and replace w
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by asdff 4mo ago
The general academic lab model is still the best I've seen and experienced. People sign up to present at the weekly lab meeting if they have something to present, 1 person per meeting. There's maybe 10 mins of quick bringing thing
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by asdff 4mo ago
Pick your favorite crop and look at yields per acre over the last century.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Don't forget prop 13 in california, probably many beneficiaries of that policy on this forum.
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by asdff 4mo ago
LCOL a good house might be 140k outright. Their costs are probably barely anything yearly against their returns.

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