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by et2o 7y ago
You are not getting the level of service in the United States that Tesla owners get, which is far more than roadside assistance. Not even remotely comparable.
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by et2o 7y ago
There's such a tiny amount of people who want audio-in, can't use a USB adapter, but want to use an RPi that I am pretty certain this will never be addressed.
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by et2o 7y ago
What's the anecdote about buying a sailboat every year a reference to?
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by et2o 7y ago
I'd guess 99% of people don't even notice what plane are flying on.
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by et2o 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin-film_solar_cell This does seem to be the case. It's embedded in a laminate.
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by et2o 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin-film_solar_cell I think you're being a bit performative with your greivance! Took a few seconds of Googling :-)
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by et2o 7y ago
Kind of an asinine comment then. Presumably anyone reading that article would know about efficiency.
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by et2o 7y ago
Can anyone explain or point to a resource for why is was so difficult for Intel to make a competitive modem? Is it technical, IP-related, or both?
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by et2o 7y ago
I've been reading that the Raspberry Pi 4 tends to run very hot. I saw reports as high as 80 deg C with the case and no active cooling.
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by et2o 7y ago
The efficiency percentage on a solar panel refers to the amount of radiated energy from sunlight that can be converted into electricity. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_cell_efficiency Less sure about the 0.03mm
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by et2o 7y ago
I’d rather under lock it and be able to use it with strictly passive cooling. Who wants a fan on their raspberry pi?
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by et2o 7y ago
It's extremely tedious to type formulas in MS Word... an insane amount of clicking around the toolbars and then clicking in boxes. In my experience Latex is far easier.
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by et2o 7y ago
Yes that is exactly it. Didn't see that, thank you.
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by et2o 7y ago
It'd be really helpful if they could come up with some sort of packet of information for renters to give their building owners.
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by et2o 7y ago
In the case of genomics, there have been at this point decades of work developing high performance file formats and there are large ecosystems of tools around them. Lots of bioinformatics is really manipulating these files. So using a suppo
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by et2o 7y ago
My biggest question is why on earth did they give you 25 Tb of TSV genetic data? :-) I'm not sure what your sample was but seems like it would have been better to use one of the special binary file formats for genetic data. You wrote S
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by et2o 7y ago
This goes to the definition of causality. Ultimately you can never "prove" causality, even with the best designed experiment. You are allowed to make causal claims for non-RCT data. Lookup Bradford Hill criteria, just to start.
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by et2o 7y ago
It's clear to all readers they mean opium products, this isn't what peer review would focus on. Also seems like a commonly used translation in India: https://www.htsyndication.com/united-news-of-india/article&
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by et2o 7y ago
> "An operating system is a living thing," said Carl Shapiro, an economist at the University of California at Berkeley and a co-author of "Information Rules," a book to be published this week by the Harvard Business S
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by et2o 7y ago
You realize that I referenced the same article? I already addressed this. I also have never seen that journal you referenced; it does not appear to be indexed in PubMed and it's strange. You cannot indefinitely increase tidal volume. T
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by et2o 7y ago
I'm familiar with all of that, which does not apply to GHB.
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by et2o 7y ago
That is just completely inaccurate. The black box warning does not apply to only combinations. Don't take medical advice from "life-enhancement.com". There is an extensive body of peer reviewed literature. See for example h
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by et2o 7y ago
Replying to the other commentor: The very first listing on the box warning for Xyrem is respiratory depression.
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by et2o 7y ago
What it metabolizes into isn't very important. GHB is quite dangerous when used alongside other respiratory depressants, most commonly alcohol. They have a synergistic effect on respiratory depression. It's also pretty habit-formi
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by et2o 7y ago
They can patent minocycline and it's derivatives . If they made a brand name minocycline, no one would ever use it because it's already generic. However if they can make a derivative that is more efficacious (even if it's
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by et2o 7y ago
I'd just look up atherosclerosis on Google to be honest. To state the basic steps in a straightforward fashion: damage of the surface endothelium, entry and oxidation of cholesterol particles and possibly other circulating junk, entran
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by et2o 7y ago
I have not heard of this particular phrase. It doesn't quite make sense to me off the top of my head; band aid implies they are beneficial, but lipid-rich plaques are not providing structural integrity or protecting against defects. Th
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by et2o 7y ago
This press release is wildly overselling this research. It's not anywhere near as simple as calcium deposits causing vascular disease. CAC (coronary artery calcification, where this has been most examined) is essentially an inevitable
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by et2o 7y ago
Well put
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by et2o 7y ago
Exactly. German culture and government is highly nuclear-energy phobic.

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