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by aurizon 4y ago
Register as a driver. Make a cart that holds 50 pizza boxes.Load 50 boxes, place order, capture this order as yours the moment it is placed you wheel the cart out and sign for it. Wheel the cart back with the same empty 50 boxes go through
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by aurizon 4y ago
You get into the 'work for hire' concept. Say you hire a girl to go gathering nuts in your field in May(a bit early, I agree). So you pay her for the day's work and she says she also wants the nuts. I say, I saw you eating so
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by aurizon 4y ago
This is a just an ad for an overpriced imported Asian unit..
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by aurizon 4y ago
I suspect a human child's maturation provides an analog of what an AI must go through to learn(at a vastly accelerated rate) which will require machine AI 'mentors' to 'rear' the AI - none of which we have ready t
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by aurizon 4y ago
'Violates a war crime' is a sentence construction only a Russian would create!.
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by aurizon 4y ago
hospitals are also defended
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by aurizon 4y ago
retired from the field
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by aurizon 4y ago
I think Alphafold will be of immense value. The article is too pessimistic. Alphafold will reveal a huge number of structural parameters that can be exploited by careful synthetic chemistry. You can know what base pair to change and see if
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by aurizon 4y ago
Sentence structure tells me this is Russian fakery, "violates a war crime" = rat smelled.
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by aurizon 4y ago
.... https://www.politico.eu/article/head-amnesty-international-u... Ukraine head disavows head organisation and resigns
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by aurizon 4y ago
I think monkeypox vaccine production is ramping up now and doses should appear soon. It is far far less infective than Covid, it can be spread via kissing and intercourse, but does not seem to be be exhaled into the air = no breathing mecha
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by aurizon 4y ago
There is a lot of misinformation about virus infectivity. When a cell is infected, it is turned into a 'virus factory'. It starts to make copies of virus. It also starts to make a large number of the components that are assembled
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by aurizon 4y ago
Ever travel out western USA? The Strip city or then a mall grew from shops on both sides of the street, followed by parallel streets and cross streets. This Saudi concept is a parametric variation. They have free desert and oil $$ - they kn
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by aurizon 4y ago
I have observed Oracle engaging in structured overcharging in Toronto, many years ago. This took the form of excess licence numbers issued, but not actually needed/used. Not sure how they did it, but it ended up in litigation = huge pa
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by aurizon 4y ago
Now we have cellular monkeys trying to fuzz the space that starlink needs for their internet satellite communications. This is pure lobbyist crap, I hope the FCC strangles them...
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by aurizon 4y ago
Yes, ground regolith and other local minerals might be available to mine - grind to powder, press into a shape(s) that can be Lego'd into the tunnel you want. Sintered blocks are very strong in compression and 1-2 layers will allow lon
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by aurizon 4y ago
There are hints there will be water in parts of the regolith. I am not sure how a water based cement would endure heat/vacuum, or only vacuum cycling - would it crumble? Inner places = less heat, but vacuum is all around. I tend to thi
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by aurizon 4y ago
Yes, pressed and shaped they could be baked until they were a strong ceramic load bearing shape that suited wall, roofd, door, ceilings Made with precision molds they would be a tight fit and they could be cemented together with a fusing ce
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by aurizon 4y ago
I would expect a lava tube from a drained lava flow to vary greatly. We see many have collapsed over the ages. It would provide an insulated underground tube miles in potential extent. That said, the danger of a roof fall would be low in so
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by aurizon 4y ago
Flow batteries charge the battery fluid and store the charged fluid in a large tank insolution. It is pumped through the discharge electrodes and the charge drives the load. Depleted fluid goes to a used fluid tank. To charge it is pumped b
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by aurizon 4y ago
Yes, the cash register works fine!!
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by aurizon 4y ago
Google, we know a river of $$ flows from G-Mail - do you not feel any need to create a useable account recovery mechanism, all it would need is a few drops from that river?
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by aurizon 4y ago
Youtube has discovered a new revenues source, what you sleep-watched. They can shovel whatever they like - whatever is the best $$ spinner. It might be worthwhile to have rooms full of raspberry Pi's 'watching' and clicking.
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by aurizon 4y ago
Under the POV that any reply or other action, like unsubscribe, might alert the sender that they have found a responsive address...
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by aurizon 4y ago
Yes, a true study would involves these aspects as well, good point.
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Interesting aspect of potential Copper involvement in Parkinson's(medscape.com)
1 points by aurizon 4y ago|3 comments
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by aurizon 4y ago
I wonder if the popular copper bracelets that could leach a steady supply of low levels of copper into the circulation is worth studying for an association?
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by aurizon 4y ago
The constant $$ cost of the Bloomberg has been in decline for years, as the number of people who subscribe = aging away. In the pre-internet heyday they were marvels, and initially included a T1 data line, later ADSL and now fiber or cable
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by aurizon 4y ago
Ah, live prey....
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by aurizon 4y ago
Hard to assess, someone submitted your info to cover their expense - this can happen if a hack exposes diverse accounts and someone has obtained a freebie by using your data to bypass being invoiced. They might have billed an old provider w

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