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beojan
6y ago
> Other research areas could be more important to progress right now and we only have so many scientists available to do the work. Allocating those scientists to research areas is an incredibly hard task, but it’s a necessary one. That&
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7y ago
I suspect that might happen eventually.
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> The school then has to choose to either fail the student or ignore their cheating. With a $250k incentive to choose the former, that's what they choose. Isn't the former exactly what they should be choosing?
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7y ago
> In my opinion, RFCs should strive to limit the optional parts of a specification at a minimum If only USBIF had done that
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7y ago
An iPhone really doesn't "just work" if you're used to Android.
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7y ago
I've used a few video conferencing packages and Zoom just works , and works well. No quality issues or dropouts, Linux isn't treated as a second-class citizen.
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7y ago
Indeed. It's the Celsius figure that I misquoted. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid...
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7y ago
> and the imperial part there for old people's convenience. And also because that's what was used to actually design the container. Milk bottles in 1 / 2 / 4 / 6 pints (imperial pints, not US pints), 454 g jam ja
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7y ago
India is a Commonwealth country, and I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people still think in imperial (not US customary) units. Also, here in the UK, for the purposes of identifying COVID-19 symptoms, a fever is being defined as 38.6
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7y ago
If the company is on the brink of bankruptcy, its stock is going to be close to worthless anyway.
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7y ago
Bailing them out is OK, but it should be through the government buying equity in those companies (essentially partial or complete nationalization).
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You could tell them the test came back positive. That's not really a lie.
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I think it may not be officially sanctioned by the UN. Unfortunately, it's really hard to tell. This is why trademarks are a thing.
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7y ago
With a 50% false positive rate, most of your positives are false positive. You might as well just tell everyone who asks for a test that they're infected.
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7y ago
Used to be a rare market occurrence.
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7y ago
Acetaminophen is just the American word for Paracetamol.
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They tried to buy US exclusivity for the vaccine candidate. I really hope they don't try anything similar with ventilators.
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That's not because they have targets to meet, that's because closing a station officially is very difficult.
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7y ago
Not quite, Google are running their own code.
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7y ago
> I think we can all agree that operating an aircraft SAFELY requires some prior domain knowledge, which is obviously applicable to drones and RC as well. So you're saying drone operators should be even more strictly regulated with
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7y ago
The fact that you're on the ultralight would go a long way toward making sure you're careful not to do anything dangerous.
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The point of the NATO alphabet is everyone in NATO uses it, even if it isn't their native alphabet, as in the case of Greece.
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7y ago
That's what the NATO phonetic alphabet is for.
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7y ago
Not if you replace the keys with your own.
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7y ago
You need zmv
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7y ago
Much as I'm personally very pro-GPL, I think there are good reasons to avoid licensing fundamental parts of the SciPy stack under a copyleft license, since anything built on top would also need to be GPLed. A scipy-copyleft for such GP
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7y ago
So the catch is that you have to be in control of the projector.
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7y ago
That sounds like arXiv.
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7y ago
You can do it from your phone.
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7y ago
> My gut response would be yes I'd guess no, since there doesn't seem to be another human culture / civilization that independently invented it.
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