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coderintherye
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You've posted the same link 3 times over the course of a few months, but it's always the one linking to the luxury auction. Why are you doing that? The actual link for what you titled this is https://news.koreaherald.co
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Good for users of Gmail, but is it a net good? Gmail spam prevention is great for the Google Apps orgs I manage. However, for the other inboxes the vast majority of spam they receive comes from @gmail.com
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2y ago
This is basically just an ad. Did you mean to link to something else?
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2y ago
Great piece, if you write more would love to read your thoughts on what makes a great trader vs. what makes a great forecaster.
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2y ago
Section 4.3 here: https://cloud.google.com/terms
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Google will now be logging your prompts
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John Fenley should buy these up and put the Murfie's cds into them.
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Do fictional works count as prior art cause sounds straight out of "Rainbows End"
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If there's a real story here that would be interesting to the community rather than random claims in skeets with no backing to them.
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First separate out actual root causes. I prefer the "Committed to Completion" ratio because it's a metric that makes no sense to game. It's simply, ask people to commit to units of work they will complete by a certain da
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Exec level Framework is DORA: https://www.pentalog.com/blog/strategy/dora-metrics-maturity... For your level: Your team and org size is large enough that you should be able to commit someone half or full-time to f
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The most common example in the talks I've been to have been for verifying anonymous voting amongst a group that you want to verify is valid to vote in the process. ZKPs allow for doing this without needing a central authority to attest
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>MetaBio went down because there were mistaken ideas about what was possible and what was not in the realm of metabolic therapeutics, and because proper corporate structure and adequate capital are always issues when attempting to surviv
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Skip and Arc'teryx built a futuristic exoskeleton
(fastcompany.com)
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See also https://www.newsweek.com/china-navy-warships-sail-near-japan...
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Your experience may vary, but Ram pumps are hard to adjust to work well and they waste most of the water. I've hand-built and run two ram pumps as well as purchased and run a pre-built one. I even bought a book just on ram pumps to try
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Edit: Apparently this was an update to https://news.mit.edu/2023/surprising-finding-light-makes-wat... which was discussed here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38117556
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Light can vaporize water without the need for heat
(news.mit.edu)
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Perhaps the dreaded 503 Internal Error ? I'm convinced most of the people in this thread haven't tried working much with Google Sheets API at scale. Most of the time it's fine, then it will have days where 30-40% of the calls
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I suspect you meant to link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_hole#Alternatives which admittedly is quite interesting
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This isn't an uncommon scenario. My advice would be that you find a way to get some compensation, preferably in stock, for what you have developed while retaining only an advisory or part-time role so you can continue to tinker and wor
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>Because Woods continued to insist, throughout the judicial process, that he was William Woods and not Matthew Kierans, a judge ruled in February 2020 that he was not mentally competent to stand trial and he was sent to a mental hospital
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Younger folks may not realize one of the reasons this is discussion-worthy is because previous generations had to (and still do) contend with Malthusians and Neo-Malthusians arguing the end of the world was coming from overpopulation. Hans
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If you're interested in intentional communities, IC.org is an excellent resource and has a comprehensive directory: https://www.ic.org/directory/
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This is not entirely true. Most states do not have a way for 3rd-parties to verify a license ID number. There is a non-profit, AAMVA (AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATORS) which provides some businesses with access to verify
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Center for Integrity in Forensic Sciences Donation Link: https://cifsjustice.org/donate/
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Looking up Otoferlin (the gene in question) led to this accessible and understandable paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5283607/ (2016)
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That's not what it says, GoDaddy says you can a broker to try to negotiate for you for a 69.99 fee. Doesn't say anything about the price of the domain.
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In general, no, primary keys are unique. So, unless your table is something to record data about specific dates with a unique row for each date then it generally doesn't work to make it a primary key.
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Costs have shrunk dramatically just in the last 12 months. Solar is down to around 0.25 / watt at bulk. Battery, LiFePo4 is $200/kWh. Those are retail bulk prices. Commercial/Industrial prices are similar or sometimes better
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