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811.
by hammock 2y ago
I found this: A current proposal regarding the 900MHz band, primarily put forward by NextNav, suggests a significant reorganization of the spectrum to allocate a portion for their terrestrial 3D positioning network, potentially creating ded
812.
by hammock 2y ago
Is there any theorizing or research being done around potential non-heating harmful effects of non-ionizing radiation?
813.
by hammock 2y ago
What are the suggested changes?
814.
by hammock 2y ago
So what happens now, the next time there is an earthquake and we need to find occluded survivors?
815.
by hammock 2y ago
This is a true story and why they have never built a bridge between Sicily and Italy even after thousands of years.
816.
by hammock 2y ago
It has to be, because Amazon's target (the car seller) here is dealerships, not OEMs. Amazon is creating a service for all those independent OEM-affiliated dealers to move more volume. It's the OEM-dealership ecosystem that'
817.
by hammock 2y ago
Are you suggesting that if OxyContin was available without a prescription that we would see less theft, car breakins, vagrancy, indecent exposure, etc?
818.
by hammock 2y ago
Do we have any proof or evidence that such a problem even exists?
819.
by hammock 2y ago
Some other animals | Animal | Lifespan | Breeding Frequency | Potential Generations They Can Witness| |---------------|-------------------|----------------------------|---------------------------------------|
820.
by hammock 2y ago
It’s like how there are two types of movie directors (or creative directors in general), the dictatorial “100 takes until I get it exactly how I envision it” type, and the “I hired you to act, so you bring the character to life for me and w
821.
by hammock 2y ago
First hand experience. Try it yourself?
822.
by hammock 2y ago
First order approximation is 10 years’ worth of aging, or 5 years’ worth for a child under 16. These are the timelines in which you must renew your American passport photo. Apple Face ID is always learning as well. If your brother opens you
823.
by hammock 2y ago
>But is the majority of the population thriving? Which country is that true of?
824.
by hammock 2y ago
Solution: don't. drink. the water. I never understood, both as a child and now, all the kids that swim in a pool with their mouth open, constantly ingesting and spitting out water. Can you not swim with your mouth closed? Do you have a
825.
by hammock 2y ago
What if it was all part of the plan?
826.
by hammock 2y ago
Being downvoted a lot, I guess people don’t realize it’s a thing? Suggest you research it
827.
by hammock 2y ago
This happened at night, on an unlit road. You don’t have to blame google maps, but there is some responsibility on the transportation authority to mark a closed or dangerous road
828.
by hammock 2y ago
Do you? People in malaria endemic areas understand that there is some base level of resistance that develops among the locals over time, the exaggeration about harm goes in both directions
829.
by hammock 2y ago
> The IG found that the search was based on a tip by an airline employee who passed on the names of passengers who had purchased flights 48 hours before departure. That employee was being paid by the DEA a percentage of the cash seized,
830.
by hammock 2y ago
Thanks for sharing that, clearly there is something at least worth investigating here. The concern about long-term exposure to LiDAR beams is not extensively studied. Current regulations seem to primarily focus on short-term exposure limits
831.
by hammock 2y ago
What’s “a Long time”? Does it cover a 2 hour commute in traffic with 20+ cars around you blasting it continuously any direction you look, invisibly?
832.
by hammock 2y ago
Sorry, I don’t believe the FDA is doing anything more than stamping a Class 1 or class 2 sticker on component parts. They are not testing LIDAR arrays in situ under simulated driving conditions I would like to see crash test dummy style res
833.
by hammock 2y ago
What are the regulations and who are the relevant regulatory bodies? I could not find with a google search
834.
by hammock 2y ago
Are LIDAR dangerous to the eyes of other drivers or pedestrians?
835.
by hammock 2y ago
Makes sense
836.
by hammock 2y ago
Poisson distribution
837.
by hammock 2y ago
Why would performance be pareto distributed? Not saying it isn't, just wish we would unpack that idea a bit more. IQ and other personality traits are gaussian, with which I would expect performance to be correlated But, the mythical &q
838.
by hammock 2y ago
So would a wall of helium balloons work as a sound dampener? Or perhaps diffuser? A lot cheaper than fiberboard & foam
839.
by hammock 2y ago
"Sound is everywhere, and fills our ears and minds" doesnt quite have the same PhD level ring to it (pun intended)
840.
by hammock 2y ago
Your complaint is valid, despite the fact this article is a press release/byline being republished from University College London. UCL doesn't even enumerate (expand? is there an alphabetic variant of "enumerate"?) the a

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