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Necrobotics: Biotic Materials as Ready-to-Use Actuators(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
1 points by eftychis 4y ago|1 comments
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Utilizing dead spiders to build micro actuators.
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To other commenters: The only thing and the only job the Fed has now is to increase the Consumer Sentiment Index (without destroying royally the economy and the Consumer Confidence Index (employment that is)). Its power are the statements a
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The problem is that the point at which housing market will be such a dumpster fire will be a post-(economically)-apocalyptic for the U.S. -- and inadvertently the rest of the world. Don't forget what happened in 2007, and you are not e
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My applause to CNIL on the action. I don't understand the "almost." The title is editorialized -- as commented elsewhere. There is no almost. It is illegal the way they act and store data. That nobody is going to come and pla
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by eftychis 4y ago
That is a hopeful idea but I feel it might be our naivety that propagates it. To my understanding Google's interviews have gotten easier and more arbitrary perhaps over time. The competition is high and thus there is the expectation of
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by eftychis 4y ago
Because they are an oligopoly/they are forced on the economy.
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This is such a dark future (and present for some apparently).
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It took Facebook/Meta only like ~20 years to figure out they shouldn't rely on time to keep things in sync? /s If you delve in distributed systems, I would be surprised if you never had the case of "hey 1/k of our c
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Also we are talking about totally different load over time characteristics. And we don't want time plus weather to dictate our industrial and shipping power needs. Solar is great but not simply alone. (Latitude is less of an issue as (
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by eftychis 4y ago
More like Google will be/is compelled 100% by any random state court or not-a-court-but-cops-directly-because-we-decided-warrants-are-for-suckers to provide data (you don't need a warrant for "give me who you think was ther
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My take: Ok so for the "crimes" that we do not currently like Google should not log to protect us. That is naive. The article is naive. Now when a class of people is affected they realize the issue with Google collecting data or p
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The money printing argument a lot of people make for inflation implies that a) all that money made it into people’s hands and saving accounts and not as debt to companies which a cursory look at saving rates and excessive reserves of banks
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The counter-argument they would give is that you get to use the site/service, thus, that is your consideration -- of course consideration for both parties has to be balanced/equivalent. Thus, the "consideration." But con
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Well that is one of the many arguments of why turning people housing/"homes" to investment is a terrible idea.
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The deal can be stopped by a third party which is not the case at this point. See another grandchild comment that expanded on that.
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He practically bought it; it's unlikely an agency or third party to intervene / object; only thing to "save" him is stating he doesn't have the monwy/funding was pulled due to lack of information. Even then, I
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by eftychis 4y ago
No. The $1B clause does not involved the two contractual parties pulling out of the deal.
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I would be surprised if not all lenders / investors did not ask for such data. Especially, after the first tweets from Musk. Musk did go around knocking on lots of doors to get money and I am not sure if he actually managed to get enou
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And also provide a considerable to major contribution to the GDP of affected countries. We like it or not it is an export.
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If you are using another country's currency you are tied to their monetary and indirectly fiscal policy which most likely does not align to yours. In fact trying to get a neutral or deflationary currency is a no brainer. Especially, if
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Here we are talking about people that do not have bank accounts never mind cards though. I think there is a deeper issue for not even trying it/getting free money -- which of course are used to acquire users here pretty aggressively.
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They are tracking you in their store, not your own backyard.
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Make a guess how fast one can SIM swap you if you are a good target. Phone calls and SMS should not be used for any such communication period. 2FA is ideally user generated to begin with, and not the other way around. This is more to check
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Just getting published now. These things need time to unfold, filed etc.
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The issue here is the lack of opportunities. You have a finite number of bins to place your money in. If you find a "winner," there is no necessarily refresh to get new winners. After some amount invested that likely most people w
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I don't buy it. Somewhere between the janitor and the head, someone has responsibility. (To make the reference.) a) Tree communication graphs are known and proven to not provide reliable message transmission against an adversary. As a
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I have a hard time finding out things I like. I recall even wasting time ensuring that Jira recognized correctly that a PR was merged.
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Problem with Jira: Its customers are not its users. My past managers had a great time with Jira. But if I have to migrate or create tasks in Jira the only efficient and effective way I have found is paying for a desktop license. It doesn&#
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by eftychis 4y ago
Case in point: https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/TVC-DXY/

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