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Hippo Signaling Pathway (Biology)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I can't second this. Everytime I'm in the US I'm scared of all the friendly, smiling people, asking "How are you?" in such a friendly tone, it's delightful. Of course it's faked, anyone knows, and dare if
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Russians can be the sincerest friends you know, smiling to you. They also can be your fiercest enemies, still smiling to you. Sometimes I think this is the source of the hollywood/McCarthy myth of bad russians. TL;DR: If all russians w
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This story is interesting, but maybe the message is different to what we'd like to perceive?
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Occam's razor suggests the best strategy - if available - is to suppress natural reproduction, if you were in possession of a superior genetic strain, in order to stay ahead of the market. Suppressing natural reproduction is the same g
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If we'll figure this out, we'll (very) probably also have figured how out to calculate the effects of communicating with the past. So, no. This doesn't tell us anything about the possibility, it merily tells us, even if it _w
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Walkerton E. Coli Outbreak
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Threema: No PII required after 2nd and final lawsuit (German)
(heise.de)
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Bush's IQ was 119 (source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._presidential_IQ_hoax ). Insofar this probably is also real. This is a testament on the general public preferring to vote on candidates with an high IQ,
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I suppose we both underestimate how far we've progressed in simulating physics. Either we're utterly, totally wrong in anything related to astrophysics or we have a basic grasp on fundamental stuff like aerodynamics. If the latter
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This could be caused by physics. Also, it could be caused by thousands and thousands of engineers working on aerodynamics, jet engine efficiency and of course economics all being totally stupid over those 25 years. By the way, I know someon
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Things your airline wouldn't want you to know. Also, your EV now charges in 5 seconds.
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I'm quite deep into react, angular, angularJS on the frontend spectrum. Still my first reaction was: "JIT? CSS? Wth?" My reflecting alter ego of course tells me this is quite probably a great achievement. And I'll read i
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I admit I'm not assuming best intentions writing this. But the reply from RapidAI ([...] sorry you had a negative experience. We are happy to address this and any other issues you've had. Can we contact you to set up a time to con
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Concorde Technical Specs (not dated)
(concordesst.com)
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Ask HN: *ly(:?.com?)
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I'd die right now for understanding the relationship between gravity and other forces. No joking.
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Dancing Plague of 1518
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Nope, don't think so, at least not when viewed from Firefox or Safari (iphone)
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27013865
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1 day ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27000570
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Another point of view could be intelligent animals like whales see another dimension of existence we simply cannot understand. Maybe they just think further, they deeply understand the fractal nature of the laws of the universe and they cam
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I guess it's not black magic apple is doing right here. From my experience with big companies, Intel just got buried in its processes, approvals, middle-management etc.pp.; they still got the talent, and in the past years there wasn&#x
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I'm not sure people who cannot afford a fast computer will be able to spend their money on a service like this. I'm quite probably overlooking something and I'd be curious to learn what.
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Really don't want to be dismissive, but this guy appears to me as having one gesture (both hands towards the viewer, to underscore the graveness of his words), a good haircut and that's about it. If find it hard to take a presenta
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Fair enough, thanks for your opinion. Still I think we should actively work against this line of thought. I find it hard to prove that the general idea of "slimming" democracy by using available data better isn't on the horiz
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The government of germany officially dismisses democracy: 6. Post-voting society: Da wir genau wissen, was Leute tun und möchten, gibt es weniger Bedarf an Wahlen, Mehrheitsfindungen oder Abstimmungen. Verhaltensbezogene Daten können Demokr
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Smart City Charta / Post-Voting Society [pdf] [german]
(bmi.bund.de)
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Sadly, any side, not just India and Goebbels, employs this tactic (admittedly to varying degrees). It is apparently to effective to ignore, even if its message is factually correct.
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Goals of Dark v2
(roadmap.darklang.com)
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