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by biehl 7y ago
Minimum in what situation? At what price level?
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by biehl 7y ago
Right. But sometimes this clashes with new developers expectation of actually being able to produce an acceptable solution and getting it merged within a reasonable amount of time. Have those expectations never clashed for you?
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by biehl 8y ago
Yes. And even if it was sensible article with a solid purpose (it is not), that does not change the basic reputation of ACSH.
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by biehl 8y ago
> But, err, yeah, let's write off anyone who sees this as a pro-pharma shill... ACSH does not seem like “anyone” but rather a documented pro-any-paying-industry-shill...
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by biehl 8y ago
One cannot put an F-22 on a truck and drive it to safety?
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by biehl 9y ago
I wonder if it is data from Ingress?
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by biehl 9y ago
Smoking is “reward now, pay later” http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal....
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by biehl 9y ago
Because Firefox is actually great now. I just switched back to Firefox as my primary browser. I suspect others will do as well.
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Serviceworkers now in Safari(developer.apple.com)
1 points by biehl 9y ago|0 comments
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by biehl 9y ago
It works great, but the latest version is almost a year old :(
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by biehl 9y ago
Awesome! Any timeline for the XPS15 (or precision)?
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by biehl 9y ago
No
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Oracle SQL Developer Command Line (sqlplus Replacement)(oracle.com)
2 points by biehl 9y ago|0 comments
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by biehl 9y ago
There is one! It works acceptably http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/sqlcl/over...
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by biehl 9y ago
Dell makes lovely linux-laptops, but I don't think they run coreboot. Partnering with Google for the chromebook supplychain seems like the better theory/plan. A white-label, more configurable, plain ubuntu version of the pixelbook
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Replace your exploit-ridden firmware with a Linux kernel [pdf](schd.ws)
4 points by biehl 9y ago|0 comments
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by biehl 9y ago
This is a fun energy storage project - http://www.aresnorthamerica.com/
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by biehl 9y ago
Fuel rod oxidation? https://www.euractiv.com/section/electricity/news/german-nuc...
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by biehl 9y ago
If you really mean that "it's the absolute lowest you need to worry about.", then Nuclear plants working 99% of the time, but going off-line for maintenance must really worry you? Seems like a huge disadvantage for nuclear? A
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by biehl 9y ago
It has electric brakes, right?
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by biehl 9y ago
Reminds me of: Sci-Hub As Necessary, Effective Civil Disobedience http://bjoern.brembs.net/2016/02/sci-hub-as-necessary-effect...
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by biehl 9y ago
The Fine Article
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by biehl 9y ago
> - Or battery production close to abundant clean energy sources. Like a gigafactory located close great land-wind resources?
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by biehl 9y ago
I think you are thinking of "Perjury" - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/perjury Other forms of lying can also be illegal, however.
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by biehl 10y ago
Coal probably does poison our food with mercury and other heavy metals :(
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by biehl 10y ago
Since that is "a general credit" is exactly what is needed for it to work, it is probably fair to assume that is what he meant :)
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by biehl 10y ago
http://hub.jhu.edu/2017/03/02/health-effects-for-children-sw...
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by biehl 10y ago
Or plain Java or C#, more likely :)
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by biehl 10y ago
So, like squashed feature branches?
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by biehl 10y ago
Yes! A title change is warranted. A proper title would be something like "Gates Foundation to require immediate open access to supported research" And Peter Suber has a good analysis here https://plus.google.com/u&

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