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clon
5y ago
It refreshes dormant memories of what Flash used to feel like. For me the balance is still the same. Fine for highly interactive things such as games. For everything else, ugh...
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clon
5y ago
Do you have a reference for this? My SO still insists on washing our shopping, which, according to your information is totally unnecessary.
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clon
5y ago
> Hopefully can avoid a multiple-thousand dollar trip to the ER just to find out its nothing. Seems that you live in North America. It is utterly bewildering that people are expected to make this determination. I can go to the ER whenev
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clon
5y ago
That is some fast shutter speed. I was under the impression that these little rotors would be rotoring mighty fast.
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5y ago
As for the AZ vaccine, we are still learning: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2104840 The paper details several cases (and index case in more detail) as well as a plausible mechanism behind the th
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So’oud Atun
(egypttoday.com)
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Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia After ChAdOx1 NCov-19 Vaccination
(nejm.org)
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6y ago
This is fantastic. I immediately wondered how he managed to seamlessly mosaic together what is surely hundreds of images and thousands of subs. Here are the details: https://space4everybody.com/processing-details/ And
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6y ago
Just found out about this feature, enabled it and it is brilliant. This ought to be the default. So I'm happy and sad at the same moment :)
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6y ago
You should look up "Conjoined Triangles of Success". It might do something to heal that PTSD.
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Watch NASA’s Perseverance Rover Land on Mars
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6y ago
You just put me off Sqlite for life. I can't believe someone thought this to be a good idea.
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6y ago
> file:///C:/Users/jansan/Downloads/metallstaenderwaende_w11_20_04_ger.pdf I literally just now spent some time explaining to a colleague, why the file "does not open for me". You pasted a pat
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6y ago
As an amateur astronomer and astrophotographer, I'm biased against the massive cost of the StarLink pollution fleet to our ability to gaze at the wonders above. I think the Vera C. Rubin Observatory is a much higher priority project fo
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6y ago
Thanks! I will!
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Ask HN: Sites that self-host their web analytics?
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6y ago
Please don't. This is unsubstantiated bullshit at this point. It is a lot more likely that they fought the plane (or their own somatogravic illusion, or ..?) to the bitter end. To put pilot suicide out there, requires some supporting e
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6y ago
Elevator are hydraulically operated, while trim is actuated by steel cables + electric trim. I imagine an electrical short with the trim mechanism cannot be ruled out. But this is all pointless armchair speculation, borderline bad taste.
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6y ago
Excellent hiking routes in Estonia: https://www.loodusegakoos.ee/where-to-go/hiking-route
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6y ago
MS Teams is down for us as well. Possibly a spike related to people looking for a backup.
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6y ago
That seems to be the plan, in the sense that there is no plan for what exactly to listen for. Just start listening. That said, there are some signals (like the 21cm hydrogen line) from the Universe's Dark Age that have redshifted to wh
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6y ago
What a sad day for our species. John Michael Godier made an interesting interview with Saptarshi Bandyopadhyay regarding placing a radio telescope on the far (silent) side of Moon. Notably, our moon is also obviously devoid of the ionospher
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I feel you, it is horrendous seeing your work being torn up like that. Having anything public-facing on the internet feels like running a liqueur store in a bad neighbourhood. I am the co-founder of a SaaS in the higher-ed-tech sector (univ
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6y ago
With 10%, I believe you are overguesstimating the share of users that know/care about CVE-s.
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6y ago
Anecdotal evidence, but in my school the afternoon shift was associated with more "problematic" behaviour, both boys and girls. More rough and tumble play, that is the technical term I think, more abuse and fighting. Might have so
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6y ago
Here is a good start: https://donatstudios.com/Go-v2-Modules With the relevant HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24429045
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The argument for Go being a simple language that naturally produces code everyone can easily grok comes up time and time again. I have never gotten it. I find Go code somewhat easy to write, just just give up on trying to be concise or eleg
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LUMI to become the world's fastest supercomputer
(lumi-supercomputer.eu)
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How did they make sure that the entire backpack was returned, not just the tracker tossed?
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6y ago
From the article: > A software engineer’s job is not to write code, it’s to solve problems, by writing code when necessary. This is a good litmus test to detect the presence of a senior developer.
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