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by car 6y ago
Anyone interested in science informed nutrition information and advice should check out http://nutritionfacts.org . Great content from Dr. Michael Greger, also author of the bestseller “How Not To Die”. He scours the literature a
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Team Thinks They Can Fix the Electoral College by 2024(slate.com)
4 points by car 6y ago|1 comments
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Business Model Red Flags(shiftproject.org)
3 points by car 6y ago|0 comments
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Adding Human Rights to the Shopping Cart(shiftproject.org)
1 points by car 6y ago|0 comments
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by car 6y ago
Apparently first EUV prototypes were shipped to TSMC for R&D in 2010(!). ASML has a timeline of the company and technology development[1]. [1] https://www.asml.com/en/company/about-asml/history
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by car 6y ago
Worth mentioning is the insane and disruptive technology making TSMC's 5nm possible. ASML and it's suppliers have built a machine[1] that has a sci-fi feel to it. It took decades to get it all right, from the continous laser sourc
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by car 6y ago
Inkplate[1] is an affordable E Ink picture frame, that uses an old Kindle display. Got mine for $99 at Crowdsupply[2]. [1] https://inkplate.io [2] https://www.crowdsupply.com/search?q=inkplate
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by car 6y ago
Check out Inkplate [1], which is an ESP32 based 6.5" E Ink display, refurbed from a kindle. It has everything to build a wall mounted screen, that can update itself over Wifi or Bluetooth with battery for weeks. They Croatian company [
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by car 6y ago
Check out Ubirch.com. They use firmware for IoT sensors writing to the blockchain to make data tamper proof, for example. One possible application could be the signing and blockchain anchoring (Bitcoin or Ethereum) of video from body cams,
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A fast radio burst associated with a Galactic magnetar(arxiv.org)
1 points by car 6y ago|0 comments
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Life on earth is one big extended family(evogeneao.com)
2 points by car 6y ago|0 comments
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by car 6y ago
CEO of a multi billion dollar international business Companies simply can’t always pay people to not work for 6 months to a year, so they’ll go somewhere where they don’t have to. Why ‘simply can’t’ a ‘multi billion dollar international
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by car 6y ago
Compare this to 480 days of shared and paid parental leave in Sweden at 80% salary. The fathers are looked at negatively if the don’t take some of this time. https://www.businessinsider.com/sweden-maternity-leave-pater...
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by car 6y ago
Why would it possibly make the world a better place if fathers were forced to not work?! Because they would be able to bond with their children during paternity leave, which is a huge positive for father and child. Forcing someone to sto
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by car 6y ago
I had a Mac ROM cartridge for the ST, which basically turned it into a Macintosh. And Atari had a 640x400 monochrome monitor that looked just like a Mac - an awesome hack.
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by car 6y ago
Question to the Atari brain trust: which ST emulator is the most accurate one? I have an old ST app I wrote, which prompts a weird message about ‘getting original roms’ or some such before it quits when run on Hatari. I found a printout of
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by car 6y ago
Oh boy, reminds me of the time this Atari fanboy accosted poor Sam in the Palo Alto Pizza My Heart and sputtered my confession of love for the ST at him. He looked at me like I was crazy and told me to leave him the hell alone.
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by car 6y ago
Your career won't suffer if you take a week long vacation. Move to Europe, and you can take a month long vaction like everyone else.
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by car 6y ago
Thank you for posting. This compound to soften the solidified lens is a good idea.
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by car 6y ago
Tangent on tangent. An aquaintance visited Morroco, and was befriended by a young local, his guide for two weeks. On the last day, he bought a $3000 rug from a store owner relative of the guide. Suffice it to say, said rug never shipped.
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The Case for Dumping the Electoral College(newyorker.com)
45 points by car 6y ago|110 comments
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by car 6y ago
The man behind this and other fascinating technologies is Jonathan Rothberg, a modern day Leonardo. https://www.jonathanrothberg.com
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Doom on a Pregnancy Test(twitter.com)
3 points by car 6y ago|0 comments
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by car 6y ago
Thanks for the response.
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by car 6y ago
Looks great, now just have to find a counterpart to test it out with. I love the fact that it's native, props for that. I had no idea that people are putting Electron/browser apps out there, yuck. How does signaling between client
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by car 6y ago
The author of this project is on HN. I hope he reads this and makes a top-level post, in case anyone has a question, suggestion or thanks for him. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=haimgel
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How I built a keyboard/video/mouse switch for my two 4k monitors(haim.dev)
458 points by car 6y ago|228 comments
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by car 6y ago
This rather clever cheap hardware and software KVM project is solving the issue in an interesting way, maybe a cross-polination opportunity? https://haim.dev/posts/2020-07-28-dual-monitor-kvm/
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by car 6y ago
Hey, glad it took off and got you and Lunar some exposure. I’m grateful for it being available free and solving a rather large annoyance. You are obviously very talented, keep up the good work!
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by car 6y ago
I should add that both monitors are connected via DisplayPort. Also, I found that cheap DP cables can really mess things up. Eventually I found via the VESA website which manufacturers have their cables certified. My go to is called Accell,

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