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2y ago
Liquid oxygen is magnetic too (I think para in this case)
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2y ago
Is there a rate of hash rate drop that would kill Bitcoin?
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2y ago
Allegedly if you carry a ladder they let you in anywhere.
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2y ago
Try Arduino. You can use Arduino IDE to program many different platforms (ATMega, STM32, ESP32). Plenty of cheap $2 boards, plethora of sensors and periferals.
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2y ago
First sentence on Wikipedia: >A polygraph, often incorrectly referred to as a lie detector test, is a junk science device or procedure that measures and records several physiological indicators such as blood pressure, pulse, respiration,
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2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megacryometeor
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Attaching it to human makes it a moving part. Put it in a box somewhere and it will be more reliable. This is the exactly same stupid idea as solar frikin' roadways. Take that solar panel and put it next to the road.
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2y ago
Use it as a learning experience and move on. I use only hourly billing, that way I get paid and customer sees continuous progress.
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Why Western Designs Fail in Developing Countries [video]
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2y ago
71°C
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> print "Hello " & n$ I don't like this. It looks like nothing I've ever seen. It will make transition to real languages difficult.
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2y ago
Mars guy have more detailed pictures in his video about this rock (towards the end of this 5min video) https://youtu.be/CHN53179JkM
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The only reason I'm unhappy with gboard are the constant updates. And as I'm typing now I see that the predicted words are often wrong compared to gboard and occasionally i get 1s lag. It's borderline unusable, not because o
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It reminds me of this, same paint, same sloped windshield: https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIP.MKizYIQBB1q3jsjNIQoZbAHaE7?dpr...
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2y ago
What will happen if every single car has radar? Wouldn't they interfere? You're stuck in traffic and 300 nearby cars are blasting radars all over the place?
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2y ago
https://youtu.be/K5v61YtDYo4
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Wouldn't it be simpler to use just the chassis and display and made pcb with the mcu of your choice?
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1985-10-26+09:15:00.0000000000 /usr/share/doc/node-progress/Readme.md (clearly an error)
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2y ago
I think the end goal is control of food production: 1. Introduce artificial meat that only large corporations can make 2. Ban natural meat as artificial alternative exists 3. Jack up the prices and profit
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2y ago
Nothing says "spring detox" like drinking herbal concoction containing unknown alkaloids in unknown dosing.
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I worked in EMR company and the amount of monthly legislative changes was insane. Insurance companies always changed their data formats every month. I think they did it because if hospital's monthly export contained some error they cou
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Another trick is not to use constant RPM because you can hit some mechanical resonance point, but constantly varying RPM around target RPM so that the system even if it hits resonance stays there only for a brief moment and won't start
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2y ago
Chrome uses dithering for canvas gradients, or any other operations really. Firefox looks much worse without it.
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2y ago
No upholstery?!
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2y ago
Is it true that they give out free BMWs in Moscow? Yes, it is true! But it's not Moscow but St. Petersburg. And it's not BMWs but Ladas. And they don't give them out, they steal them.
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Looks Fourier-y to me
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2y ago
Not a single chart in that pdf
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I'm gonna play devil's advocate here. If the goal is to remove corporations from Twitter and turn Twitter into platform paid by people for the people, than it could be a good thing. Enterprises just flood Twitter with spam.
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"cloud computing" -> "someone's elses computer" "serverless" -> "pay per request" "rare earth minerals" -> "hard to process minerals"
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2y ago
Is that dialog genuine? It looks like one of those "Your PC has a virus" dialogs found on some dirty websites.
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