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bluGill
4mo ago
Is it cancer or just a 'cyst'? I'm not MD but my understanding is we often cannot tell without the biopsy but mostly it isn't cancer. Of course this is a generic discussion which could go either way depending on where t
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4mo ago
Having a diagnosis doesn't mean we have to treat. If we find something minor with no symptoms we can ignore it. However there are things with minor symptoms people ignore to their harm. I wish I had my MRI a decade sooner, but the symp
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4mo ago
There is a large gap between distances where flying makes S and and what you can walk. Even with an ebike the distance you can reach in a reasonable time is vastly less that a car for most trips.
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4mo ago
A not top tall building doesn't have enough people to be mixed use. Cities often cheat their with several side streets of residential (it might be zoned mix use but it isn't) only for every street of mixed use. People on the non m
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bluGill
4mo ago
Why not use the money to make bus service better? There is no city that can't effectively use many more buses. Bus riders all put service as their biggest problem over the cost.
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4mo ago
The whole point of a city is all the destinations you can teach. Less km means you can go less places. No density isn't an answer, because some destinations are not dense, and even if they are we can cram more places in.
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bluGill
4mo ago
I don't know. There seem to be a large number of people in the arts and humanities who are communists. Which I consider a terrible investment.
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4mo ago
I'm reasonably good with clay targets. I would expect that if I was actually asked to take on drones I would need to do some practice on drones before I'd be good at them too. Drones are more expensive than clay targets but they&#
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4mo ago
Hard to say I'm sure some pay that price, because that is the sticker price. However, most Americans are getting scholarsips of some sort. There's one college near me that automatically gives every student a 40% scholarship before
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4mo ago
Sure, but how much art do we need for that? One (or a few) sculpture can satisfy the needs of a large community. There are many more than that.
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4mo ago
You are allowed to have fun. Do what you want I don't care. I don't even know you. However if you want me the taxpayer to pay for the fun it needs to be a good investment for me. Otherwise I want to use my money to have fun myself
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4mo ago
If it actually becomes a problem, I start carrying my shotgun everywhere, but... Even in the US, most Americans aren't particularly good with a shotgun. Enough of us that most places could have a number of people that they just call. W
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4mo ago
It's about a compromise. You need enough space for all the food and whatever other supplies you need on the way. You want enough stability that it's not going to capsize in whatever waves. Remember that a storm could come up. Her
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4mo ago
If you're young and not married, it sounds like a fun trip I'd love to make. I've done various canoe trips through like the Boundary Waters, but I've never been able to take off enough time from work to pull this off. Th
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4mo ago
I don't know how to verify it, but I've been told that drinking seawater is acceptable to do and is just enough to keep you alive. If I were to do it though, I would invest in some water filters which are fairly cheap and can remo
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4mo ago
No. I did see in the 5G design that that type of thing was a consideration. It may well be that phone companies aren't selling like that, however it certainly would make sense that they would be looking for companies who want a deal.
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4mo ago
I'm told that because so many cars are the ugly gray that cars have color are selling better nowadays. It may be only a minority that want color, but that minority is willing to pay for it and they look at their choices and your car is
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4mo ago
Space is a factor too. I toured the mansion one time a few years back because a friend of mine was remodeling it. The master bedroom was as large as my entire house. That's a single bedroom for the two people planned to live there. I s
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4mo ago
LPG had the same problem as electric cars. In the early years there was no infrastructure and so if you buy one you're an early adopter and you can't actually go anywhere. It took a while to get that infrastructure and now electri
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4mo ago
That depends on what end ends. For a small N, very bad algorithms can still be plenty fast. Sometimes it can even be faster. Some of your lower O algorithms can have very terrible constant factors, which means they're terrible when N i
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4mo ago
If you don't self censor in these cases the law will find you somehow. How change so they get you next time. Not always, but pgp wasn't exported that way until not long before there was good demand for for encryption in e-commerce
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4mo ago
Telcos sell off peak only 5g for cheap. Only to large companies that are willing to work with the limits. Often it is low bandwidth.
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4mo ago
Picking from 100 options is what the mouse is best for. Keyboards require learning so they are best for the options you do often enough to learn. I know about 10 different vi commands of the hundreds. There is more than selecting options.
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4mo ago
I have personally not found value in a different model. The review itself often is good.
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4mo ago
Will it? Okay, first we need to ask "which humans" - there are many humans who don't see a point in the things we call best practices. I've work with programmers who are faster than me to getting low bug count code out
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4mo ago
Reaching for the mouse doesn't break my flow. It makes the thing I was doing invisible in the flow. Keyboard shortcuts require me to think, which makes it FEEL like I'm doing something, and that something is in the flow so it fe
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4mo ago
> usually because they don’t realize how much more productive keyboard navigation is than reaching for the mouse a lot of the time. In a large number of cases people who say they are more productive have never measured it. They have no
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4mo ago
You need some thing that the enemy cannot spoof. That means two way communication and a shared secret (public private key may count). Then we need to ask what happens if communication itself fails? An enemy that knows you are doing this ha
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4mo ago
The law and courts are not really settled here from what I can tell. I expect some day hundreds of millions $$$ will be spent on this
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4mo ago
Your redistribution license only applies to the part you own copyright on. Everything else is still under the original license. You can add AGPL but that doesn't take away the BSD license from the parts you didn't create.
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