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henearkr
6y ago
We might even one day deem essential some parasitic worm when find it's the only mitigation against another animal regarded as a pest. Actually there are many cases in the natural environment where parasites like this are the vector
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New StackExchange site proposal: Dravidian and Sanskritic languages
(area51.stackexchange.com)
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henearkr
6y ago
If you think of {Gimp, Inkscape} as a toolset, your problem is gone. Especially if when you clic "edit" on your linked shape Inkscape opens automatically: then the frontier between the two is as thin as the frontier between Grep a
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henearkr
6y ago
Gimp is actually addressing the problem by developping smart objects. According to the article, thanks to the smart objects you will be able to do your vector-drawing operations (including circle, polygon drawings etc) using Inkscape, and t
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henearkr
6y ago
Any protection that makes sense would use a real encryption mechanism, not an obfuscation like UEFI. The "secret" for UEFI SecureBoot is embedded in the "secured" system, so it is already in the wild (i.e. outside of the
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henearkr
6y ago
I'm surprised that nobody is commenting on the true exciting possibility left over: to directly mine (then use) uranium from Mars. Completely feasible, and completely sustainable. That would be a huge energy resource to develop Mars.
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henearkr
6y ago
Nice idea, thanks. I have to check that my router can do that.
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henearkr
6y ago
Aw nice, I hadn't noticed the log file trick!
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henearkr
6y ago
Anything requiring sudo or su is not enough: too easy to just take the habit to type the password very fast. What I've found that works is using the command "lockout" with some weird modification of the sudoers file in order
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henearkr
6y ago
Yeah, which is contrary to elementary lockdown advises to fight the covid... Purely virtual education, for the time being, is the best solution. (virtual, but nonetheless the student living in the same country as where the live lectures are
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henearkr
6y ago
Fwiw, there are also scholarships.
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henearkr
6y ago
I agree...
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henearkr
6y ago
I believe that it was more a public health decision. But if they decided instead systematic PCR tests and 15 days quarantines for the entrants there should be actually not much any problem...
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henearkr
6y ago
Some students are from an opposite time zone. Others don't even have a reliable network in their home country. Not allowing the students to come to the country hosting their courses is really silly.
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henearkr
6y ago
I totally understand... I think there could be solutions, like: - proposing bundles formation + test(1), of course much more expensive than just test, but allowing access to a broader range of tests. - new job description, "medical tea
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henearkr
6y ago
I think that your premise is that the knowledge that the doctor would have to pass to the patient in order for the latter to make enlightened choices would require squarely a long and tedious medical training. To which I would suggest that
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henearkr
6y ago
This is an incredible confusion, and I'm angry to see so many medical authorities and administrations taking the same stance: no, it's never too early to know. The more the information the better everything. What could be too ea
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henearkr
6y ago
I rather agree with you, but the interaction of the mind with the physical reality is also extremely important to shape it. GPT3 has no interaction with a physical world. Any formal system that cannot interact with something outside of itse
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henearkr
6y ago
Thanks a lot! :) My fear is gone. After reading the article, it turns out not all phytoestrogens have this estrogen-lowering property: this is a particularity of soy's phytoestrogens. Beer for example has different phytoestrogens and t
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henearkr
6y ago
I admit it is only a speculation, but I made a link between the phytoestrogens and some health problem I had. I had a scare with a autoimmune problem, but luckily it was benign. However I learnt that estrogens weaken the mechanism by which
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henearkr
6y ago
Personally, I take my proteins in lentils. And yeast. I completely cut my soya some times ago on health considerations: phytoestrogens and poor fat quality of soya.
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henearkr
6y ago
Maybe an alien civilization just fired off this star for some gigantic war...
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henearkr
6y ago
I agree, however, as a side comment, nowadays gloves and mask are not any more as suspicious as they used to be...
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henearkr
6y ago
If there is only one person who could have been there to dismember the victim in the interval, I'd say this is close enough to "killer"...
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henearkr
6y ago
I think that the precise reason is that when it comes from fruits fructose is always accompanied by fibers, even in juices. Purified fructose is probably not very good.
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henearkr
6y ago
If this is really so, then the reason would be that Google intervenes on the basis of illegality: animal cruelty is illegal, whereas pest control is not. This discrepancy between how we pretend to protect animals but still do plain "pe
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henearkr
6y ago
This is most likely not a problem of policy but rather that nobody has flagged these videos yet. And you should blame that (that nobody flagged them) on the double-standard most people have towards "not hurting innocent animals" v
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henearkr
6y ago
If you avoid other sugars in your diet, in particular added sugars like the ones you can find in pastries, syrups, etc., I'd say that by consuming a moderate amount of fruits every day you're safe. Grape or grape juice contain als
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henearkr
6y ago
Probably the "healthy" part of red wine is resveratrol, but in this case you can just have resveratrol in red grape (whole or its juice) or even in supplements.
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henearkr
6y ago
Don't worry I was joking, but thank you because I was not conscious of the part when the speaker becomes the unrivaled imaginary male. In any case if there is any chance of changing the traditional song of bird species, I would feel li
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