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by beezle 1y ago
Shocked this wasn't on the front page already. Italy 1926.
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by beezle 1y ago
I had friends up (Greens) in midish July and we were talking about taking the trip over to the Shire to do Mt. Washington the following day or two... until we checked the summit forecast: temps in the 30s and wind chills around 15F. Instead
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by beezle 1y ago
Even if it is just 2K (I think closer to 3), that is 5% of their $40K that could go towards food, healthcare and rent (or mortgage).
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by beezle 1y ago
I hope you realize that the people that are feeling "stressed" are not just the ones making minimum wage but also those making considerably more yet, somehow not managing to make ends meet.
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by beezle 1y ago
Is there a reason they can't use the internet that is available from their phone data plan?
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by beezle 1y ago
So many, many HOAs and condo assocs. are poorly managed and have no capital plans (I even had a condo once where the agreement prohibited a capital fund!). Two points - first to yours on it being more difficult to sell. In fact, it can b
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by beezle 1y ago
When I started as head of the HOA, I was out of work and not exactly cup runeth over with money myself as it was 2009 so please, take your snark elsewhere.
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by beezle 1y ago
Home internet is a luxury if you already have a data plan on your phone to accomplish the necessities - that is for access to government and corporate web sites and educational (school related) needs. Social media, in its basic forms are te
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by beezle 1y ago
That is not always an easy thing to do and every HOA will vary. In general it will usually require a very high number (like 80%) of owners to agree, there are often multi-year waiting periods and sometimes poison pills which offer common a
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by beezle 1y ago
Americans confuse need with 'nice to have' which leads to the "I don't have money for food/rent/hc" problem. You do not need cable tv or home internet. You do not need an iPhone or top end Samsung. There
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by beezle 1y ago
I'm not sure where the original guy got the idea that the bills are uniform in the interior. Seems just as likely that the visible faces of the cube are "display" with an interior backing cube (say out of thin plywood) insid
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by beezle 1y ago
Similar take. The UI and lift explanations are nice but the lift selections (when even available) are a bit dubious at best. In some cases, sub-optimal, in other cases out of left field. My personal suggestion would be to populate the data
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by beezle 1y ago
Because if they do not care about the product or users their returns will be sub-optimal?
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by beezle 1y ago
The title was very long - Here is the original title: Alzheimer Disease: The proposed role of tanycytes in the formation of tau tangles and amyloid beta plaques in human brain
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Alzheimers: Role of tanycytes in formation of tau tangles, amyloid beta plaque(biorxiv.org)
2 points by beezle 1y ago|1 comments
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by beezle 1y ago
That is production, not R&D. Basic research into, for instance, semiconductors may one day lead to the production of a new product. The R&D costs would be amortized, the eventual production costs would not.
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by beezle 1y ago
Bloomstink has a short article on R&D expenses/tax credits as does Reuters on some of the back and current history. But just as an accounting note: R&D expense has nothing to do with the company having revenues for an existing
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Launching Fused Apps(docs.fused.io)
1 points by beezle 1y ago|0 comments
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by beezle 1y ago
Didn't see any mention of the Yanoff list!
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by beezle 1y ago
I've taken photos on and off for decades. Too many here seem to be, much like everything else these days, all or nothing. With just a little bit of common sense/discipline it is pretty easy to balance the taking of photos with t
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by beezle 1y ago
Late comment on this: saw a short talk by Dr. Eisele at a regional APS conference a few weeks ago on some research aimed at a future non-silicon based solar panels that are easy and cheap to manufacture but also do not lose efficiency at hi
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by beezle 1y ago
A lot of the "elite" compsci students at my college in the early-ish 80s were still using TECO on our DECSYSTEM 2060 but some of the cool-kids were trying that new Emacs thing ;) Me, being just a lowly compsci minor, prefered the
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by beezle 1y ago
minor: Vax 11/780 was a minicomputer, though DEC itself refered to it as a 'supermini"
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by beezle 2y ago
Don't take it on an empty stomach. Don't do the overload the first 10 days, instead stick to just 5g daily. It will take a little longer to get the full effect of the loading stage but with far less risk of stomach upset.
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by beezle 2y ago
A few things - 1/ on this RPE stuff, it sounds like they are trying to keep two reps in the tank which is fine but..when? the first set? The last set? 2/ perhaps I'm misreading the supplemental data but the error bars are pre
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by beezle 2y ago
Totally agree. Unless the use of the computer is integral to the material at hand (learning to program, learning to solve problems numerically, modeling) it is superfluous. Tons of dough spent on making it "modern" just for the sa
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by beezle 2y ago
What is really needed is parents that teach their kids impulse control and how to prioritize, to know what is extracurricular and what is not. You can play video games, smoke weed, do whatever on your phone once your work is done, not befor
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by beezle 2y ago
Congrats but was that on a curve? Do you think your A+ today would have been an A+ 20, 30, 50 years ago? Considering that you've just stated that your MEDIAN grade was an A+, I suspect not.
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by beezle 2y ago
I'm sure the average college student will know when the helpful LLM is hallucinating, misrepresenting or stating outdated material as factually accurate today, right?
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by beezle 2y ago
Totally disagree. Lecture is an opportunity to directly ask your professor to clarify the material or perhaps extend to an adjacent area. It is also an opportunity to learn from your classmates who may pose insightful questions or comment

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