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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
Cutting with a lubricant and grit is super effective. Silicon dioxide, that is sand, is everywhere.
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
If these animals are eaten raw after "it has been frozen at -18’C for a minimum period of 14 days". AKA "sashimi quality" Otherwise you are risking serious illness. From either pathogens of marine origin or later handlin
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
original paper with source: https://smu.app.box.com/s/e2ghm8ycjb1zf6hu9pooypdl4sosylbn I agree that online "click bait" science websites parrot the same content...google found the original paper though.
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
Popular Science in 1963 recommended disposing of used motor oil in a hole in your backyard: https://books.google.co.in/books?id=myADAAAAMBAJ&lpg=PP1&pg=...
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
given that the display is viewpoint dependent, you need to orient this clock to make it usable from a variety of vertical viewing angles
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
Clever in the "nice job, but this is not a problem I have, nor a solution I would want to have to listen to..." - you could use an e-paper display without the stepper motors - you could use an o-led display and be able to read it
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
https://archive.ph/cqPWM
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
While many bridges and tunnels have tow trucks and operators stationed at both ends for normal vehicles, they probably do not have heavy-duty towing available quickly. These specialized trucks can tow other semi-tractor-trailers, dump truck
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
another source for these quotes, which have paragraphs of speech between the first and second parts, https://www.mediamatters.org/project-2025/heritage-foundatio... So it should be "In spite of all this nonsense
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
The concept of an "ordinary job seeker" sounds like a cog in a machine where employers are desperate to hire any warm-bodied adult. One of the reasons "What color is your parachute" is promoted is that it discusses deter
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
In addition to measuring VOCs, specifically alcohols, instead of CO2 using NDIR, the cheap ones can have additional algorithms that skew the readings. I purchased an INKBIRD Air Pollution Monitor. It has an internal battery, doesn't co
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
Perhaps the blood tests will/already do include this analysis. Asking people about their behaviours/habits/diets is usually a very poor data source. Not only do people have poor memories, but they are motivated to recall only
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
What is TTM: talk to me or trailing twelve months
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
https://newsroom.uw.edu/news-releases/glasses-stop-myopia-ar...
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
The issue isn't brightness, it's distance to what you are looking at and focus on the retina. When your eyes can still bring far objects into focus, they produce a signal that causes your eyes to grow longer. https://ne
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
Typically this is done by using a look-up table to convert the 8-bit gamma encoded intensities to 10-bit (or more) linear intensities. You can use the same look-up table for R, G, and B. Alpha should be linear.
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
I hope the answer is yes, because the current feed algorithm sucks.
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
if you search for "prototype board for esp32" or "breadboard for esp32" you can find the same board the author used. You can also find ones with strips for each esp32 pin, instead of just a via and pad. And you can find
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by drjasonharrison 2y ago
I'm addition to the classes and apprenticeships, there are "how to fix it" videos, articles, books etc. Low income neighbourhoods used to have a higher use of the Hays manuals for car repair. (this is something I read long ag
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
Because birth certificates don't have DNA. Social security numbers were never meant to be used for identification. Etc.
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
It's a bit difficult to draw reliable conclusions from this critical flicker fusion paper to the entire visual field and to the detection of changes in position or appearance. My take away from the paper is that there is variation in t
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
you can get them to turn with a desk lamp
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
And we can split hairs and conclude that for "the last two billion years, on this planet, in this galaxy, the physics affecting nuclear decay have not changed" It's great to know that say dating using carbon-14 decay is still
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
Well, planet earth is travelling through space... The excerpt of the section on memory safety and space that I read seemed to be more concerned with deterministic timing. Did they address memory corruption?
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
Only true if they use the same accounts for both production and development. This would be another reason not to use the same accounts.
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
The article also doesn't present any quantitative data about how much money is going to data centers vs factories (batteries for electric car) or other "economic driven development". Some service areas they include could easi
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
well, lol, but coal came from plants that didn't decay and were buried. So intelligence wasn't involved in making the coal.
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
Mexican candles probably aren't any different except they were involved in two fires the previous commenter was familiar with. Some cultures/religions use candles as part of their holiday observances. https://www.nfpa.o
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
Correct, we want something that selectively kills specific types of plants that aren't desired in agricultural contexts. We have lots of ways of killing plants.
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by drjasonharrison 3y ago
I find the pro/con for this solution in an industrial environment interesting: - adding yet another power/data line for a sensor is expensive, possibly requiring equipment to be shutdown, new mounting points to be drilled, etc. -

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