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5) The knives can cut the plastic coating on the dishwasher tray/rack and then the inner metal starts corroding. Don't ask how I know… As for your fourth point, soft metals sharpen in a few seconds. My high carbon steel knives wil
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> going with a RV route is looking more like the best possible option for the future, cause you can just pick up and leave when bad weather comes. That's fine when young and healthy, but when you're older, have several recurri
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In EU, in many cases you can go below zero in your checking account. So there's some buffer in case things go wrong.
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True, but the FM solution could really be low latency, unlike the digital rube goldberg machine equivalent.
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This was a neat set of slides. Apparently here in the US they use beads of glass sprayed onto the wet paint for reflection. It kinda works; but for the longest time I wondered why the paint here is nowhere near as reflective as the kind use
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Quite the opposite. I really enjoyed the format that shows one whole slide at a time instead of seeing content progressively reveal via scrolling. Also keyboard arrows worked, which was a nice touch.
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To me it immediately connotes a recreational use, which is a useful distinction from purely medical (or pseudo-medical) applications. So the word seems appropriate even if part of the familiar venacular.
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> Something I’d like to see more of is utility tunnels where all utilities are undergrounded in a single tunnel with with easy access. You've just described the Paris sewer system, where the sewage tunels also house fresh water, pow
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Agreed this very exciting. Malaria is also being targeted using the same technology. BioNTech announced they were working on it last month and some results[1] in mice are already looking promising. [1] Messenger RNA expressing PfCSP induce
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A lot of this functionality can be done by using multiple windows in Safari. Drag a tab out into its own window: boom! split browsing. (But in Safari I'm not limited to 2) I use that a lot for the same use-case as the "sub pages&q
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This sounds cynical but yes, unfortunately, there are many incentives to not be rational.
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Probably very similarly. If the EU Commission tried to lead an investigation of some major disaster potentially originating in the US, cooperative is not the word I'd use to describe how it would go. Sadly.
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That's kinda how it was with feature phones (before smartphones).
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Thanks for the correction. I guess that validates the OP's point after all.
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I'm not familiar with it, but at first glance, "one()" stands in contrast to "multiple()". Either running a single query or running multiple queries in a request.
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> Relatedly, the desire to drop the incident count to zero discourages recordkeeping of "near-miss" incidents, which generally deserve to have the same learning process (postmortem, followup action items, etc) associated with t
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Yup, this is important or people will burn out real quick. And when there are major incidents, as IC it's especially important to dismiss people from bridges as early as possible when I know I'm going to need them sooner rather th
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Yes, it's a map-reduce algorithm. Muliple people check multiple areas of the system in parallel and then both evidence & rule-outs start to emerge.
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> It's not necessarily a new thing, but the online photo aspect is somewhat novel because you don't get to see the product in context. For example, a jar of Jalapenos Nutella has been doing that for decades.
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However in US, units themselves are not normalized. Some things are per $/oz, others per $/lb, or $/unit, sill others within a same category go by volume ($/floz, $/qt, $/gal...). It makes comparison a pain: I
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For human readability, I've always prefered encoding UUIDs in base 64 and swapping a couple characters. If I'm going to have some ugly identifier in a URL, I might as well make it more concise. I think youtube does something simil
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> In terms of murders I think it was something like 30 - 1 in terms of per capita likelihood of a suspect being black vs asian for example. Suspect perhaps, but not convicted offender. And therein lies the bias & prejudice. This tab
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This is referred to as Waste Valorization[1] and is common in Europe with high temperature incinerators. [1] There are other forms of valorization other than heat generation; but this one is the easiest to implement at scale.
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For a moment, I thought all these things were from 1 company that specializes in providing benefits to workforce... until I noticed it's "Launch HN", not "Show HN" :)
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Several European countries have a white or yellow reflective border around traffic lights to help with recognition, especially for those who might be color-blind: with a bright rectangle, it's easier to see the position of which ligh
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Interesting. Does this mean the display itself would be running the WindowServer process? On my mac with a 5k external display, it's consistently using about half a core all throughout the day.
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Posted 2019-04-01 i.e. a fun April 1st paper.
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Some coffee shop franchise needs to get into EV charging. For the half-hour spent charging, provide a space to lounge/work and of course buy food.
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> Police claim they need to lie sometimes to effectively fight crime. Pretty sure that if the roles were reversed, they would be the first to cry martyr. Therefore that's a Golden Rule fail.
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Apple realized that their business model did not depend on acquiring as much info as possible about their users. Instead, they sell devices with a solid profit, and provide a user experience in order to make these devices compelling. Theref
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