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by car 12y ago
The DLR telemetry page, for the technical inclined: http://www.musc.dlr.de/philae/telemetrie.html
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by car 12y ago
A recent article describing this issue pretty well: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/20/technology/dial-and-redial...
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by car 12y ago
A large glass of water, exactly 435 cubic centimeters of it.
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by car 12y ago
I've used PhantomJS with CoffeeScript, and Reportlab with Python. The PhantomJS solution became a bit painful, since there are issues with the way Qt converts HTML into PDF. I was impressed that even SVG generated with D3 faithfully wa
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by car 12y ago
These also work with cold milk (3C), and heating the foam in a microwave afterwards.
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by car 12y ago
Well, that read differently before.
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by car 12y ago
Medical necessity is determined by the needs of the patient, which can be physical or psychological. That's really a standard view in medicine, and thus justifies insurance payments for any required procedures. Examples would be gender
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by car 12y ago
Slight correction; the genome is 50% maternal (egg), 50% paternal (sperm).
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by car 12y ago
Not to detract from this service, but for anyone who's looking for a good push app, I can highly recommend the World Cup app from ITnext. As a heads up, the push messages for goals arrive before they actually happen on TV, due to broad
580.
by car 13y ago
Right now I will look up how long I've spent at a client location to prepare the timesheet for billing. If the app, like Moves, knew where 'work' is, it could do this automagically. Could be out of scope depending on perspect
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by car 13y ago
Awesome, thank you! As an aside, searching in the app store with "automiles" doesn't bring up the app. I've been using 'Moves' to track contracting hours. In that vein, would be great if you could add hour trac
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by car 13y ago
geoblocked in the US?
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People's Republic of Offshore(publicintegrity.org)
1 points by car 13y ago|0 comments
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by car 13y ago
This is about human dignity, and it's just disgusting. I'd be ashamed to work at OfficeMax or any of those data collection firms. "Retail giant Target reportedly knows how to use its data to identify pregnant customers, and
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by car 13y ago
The biggest takeaway should be to not collect and use dehumanizing and degrading data like this in the first place.
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by car 13y ago
"BGI offers a glimpse of what industrial scale could bring to the future of biology." "If it tastes good you should sequence it," he tells me. "You should know what's in the genes of that species." &q
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by car 13y ago
You can reference SVG documents or elements within those in HTML. More here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Attribute/x... Here an example, where a whole svg document is linked to
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by car 13y ago
I'm not sure what exactly your idea is, but may I suggest you partner with experts in the field? I'd recommend you ping Prof. Joshi at Stanford, who was involved with a suicide prevention program in Palo Alto. And if only to run y
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by car 13y ago
Said doctor should come to you, as is customary in many countries. Instead, in the US you have to drag your sick self in to see a physician. And pay a boatload for a 5 minute consult; ridiculous.
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by car 13y ago
How will Google determine which opinions to protect? As wonderful as Project Shield sounds, there is a fundamental risk of it being undemocratic.
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by car 13y ago
If you get one of the Blackberry UMA models or a T-Mobile branded phone with 'Wifi calling', those phones will work over Wifi anywhere in the world, at no extra cost. In other words, you can make and receive voice calls on your re
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by car 13y ago
If personal responsibility would work, we wouldn't need any laws. It's either stick or carrot, as in this case.
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by car 13y ago
Because the 'middle person' is making a profit, and has to share the responsibility to keep this stuff out of landfills. Hence the CRV system.
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by car 13y ago
The onus for taking back empties should be on the individual stores that sold them. So basically a change in law. In Europe customers can return their own empties when they go shopping, by dropping the bottles into fully automated machines
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Show HN: Simplifying 401(k) Advice - Feedback?(kivalia.com)
35 points by car 13y ago|47 comments
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Apple refreshes iMac Line, MacBook Pro Next?(venturebeat.com)
1 points by car 13y ago|0 comments
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by car 13y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. If this were true, we wouldn't need a patent system.
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Theranos(theranos.com)
211 points by car 13y ago|113 comments
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by car 13y ago
I second this sentiment. Transform based zoom is a great new feature, now I don't have to roll my own.
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How a Windows backdoor can subvert SSL(translate.google.com)
1 points by car 13y ago|0 comments

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