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I have three blood pressure cuffs They all give me different numbers, by a lot sometimes btw you think they ever clean those devices? you think healthy people go to pharmacies? I won't even touch the signature pen, imagine what's
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Detection of Covid via sound of cough by machine-learning with 98.5% accuracy
(nature.com)
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1y ago
imho her half-ironman times are exponentially more impressive she has a SUB 7 HOUR half-ironman, that's bonkers very healthy well-trained 40yo would have a hard time matching that some people just have excellent genetics and then pair
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1y ago
the mechanical chess computer was even more impressive imho https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Ajedrecista early 1900s, that's incredible the first electronic computer playing chess was almost 50 years away
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1y ago
When I saw them do iris scanning during Iraq War I instantly knew that was coming to US police sooner or later, I guess this is the new easier method The crazy thing is though these people don't even have an identifying badge number an
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Cancerous oil-field wastewater is spreading through Oklahoma water supply
(propublica.org)
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muuuuch better article, lol https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2024/what-happens-when-you...
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Department of Labor creates "Project Firewall" to stop high skilled H-1B workers
(bsky.app)
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1y ago
sorry my brain mis-remembered 2032 wrong W11 LTSC is 2034 even the commercial ESU for Windows 10 general release will go to October 2028
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1y ago
but why wouldn't enterprise just run W10 LTSC until 2038 ? there will probably be ATMs running LTSC even past 2038
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The most aggressive yet most realistic project we could reasonably do is the SGL Telescope Won't happen under this administration and really might take a planet-wide effort but it would be incredible https://www.centauri-dre
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1y ago
We're approaching the point where someone will put together every form of energy harvest, solar, kinetic, temperature, air pressure (from wind, etc) and just store it in a super-capacitor for whatever you are wearing/holding, watc
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc7FlWUAnzA&t=244s
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light doesn't move at a fixed rate light moves AT the speed of causality in that frame of time causality appears to have a MAXIMUM limit in this universe in an "empty" void but every time you hear a story of how they "sl
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1y ago
less useful but vaguely related https://1.1.1.1/help and even less usefull https://ipv6test.google.com
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1y ago
Government should make them put lead on the RDA label as a negative RDA so at least they'll be forced to test for it in each batch (I'm sure RFKjr will get right on that) Some big brand names in there, "Muscle Milk" is o
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CRISPR-like tools that finally can edit mitochondria DNA
(nature.com)
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Chaos, Confusion, Conspiracies: Inside a Facebook Group for RFKjr's Autism Cure
(wired.com)
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$45 BILLION in F-35 orders have been cancelled by European countries because of the (illegal) tariff war Nothing on the "tariff shelf" is gonna fix that, only bankrupt the country like his casino And next war is going to be just t
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I was a highly trained endurance athlete my entire life and covid/long-covid absolutely destroyed all of that, permanently After 5 years I would happily trade only a 10% performance loss for the days and nights full of nerve damage pai
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leaving a toxic mess is a repeated part of Musk's plan with each business it's always privatize the profits, socialize the costs he's doing the same thing with Starlink which is going to vaporize many thousands of toxic satel
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Only 8 out of 55 EPA scientists that studied "forever chemical" toxicity remain
(propublica.org)
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Amazon installing automated medication kiosks at clinics
(reuters.com)
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skiers have been putting teflon wax on their skis for decades now it's in the snow, ground, and water-supply forever
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Scientists invent ACE2 biologic that blocks infection from all Covid variants
(nature.com)
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Unless you don't carry a phone, they know where you are at all times anyway If not realtime, then historically, without a warrant, for any reason they want Not saying that's okay but it's what's been happening for decade
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Machine-learning has been used in scientific research for a decade? Is there something new? I get that mainstream media is so ignorant and happy to use incorrect terminology for the views/clicks but why is NATURE calling it artificial
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the very first thing DOGE did way back in February was take command and control over the email systems (so they could also feed into machine-learning) r/fednews was FULL of warnings about all the unvetted foreign computers being brough
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DOGE f-kery it's pretty obvious they can now search and replace across most if not all government websites now let's hope that backdoor is locked down and not available for foreign entities and this is of course a massive Hatch-Ac
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Drone No-Fly Zone Imposed over Greater Chicago Area
(twz.com)
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