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Arduino IMHO is bad and harmful: it "gentrifies" the hobby, floods it with people who have no desire to learn the basics.
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Building "robots" is a lame thing; teach her the real things: batteries, leds etc.
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It sad that her ideas are too popular among general public. And as a consequence US and even Europe go towards something unpalatable these days.
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11y ago
Bittorent County Library System.
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Not all Americans grew up in US; very useful info for the immigrants.
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11y ago
I know only one tech titan, and he is South African; the other one was half-Lebanese, but he is dead now.
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No, violence in Russian Army is institutionalized, it is called "dedovshina".
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Russian Army is like American Prison. Violence, a lot of violence.
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11y ago
Yet STALKER was not vaporware after all.
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If it mattered that much, I would not have been able to find jobs in US (and I did, in big name ones). My university is a shitty, unknown (but state run and legitimate) school in ex-USSR.
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DNA needs to be _unfolded_ during transcription. Anyway, the information stored in DNA in a very much non-quantum nature. > Also, the way how RNA polymerase work (i.e., transcription) is of quite a quantum nature too. Proof?
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I am not talking about RNA. I am talking strictly about. The way DNA stores information has nothing to do with the way it is folded. Proteins and some types of RNA require proper folding to function, DNA does not.
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...and here comes dot-com bubble 2.0
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Folding has nothing to do with DNA.
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The trouble is, no amount of "computer forensics" can explain the reason why records disappeared. May be it was a virus, a bug in browser or someone else had access to the computer.
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That claim about DNA, mutations and quantum effects - well it makes the paper less credible. DNA and its replication and mutations are largely non-quantum and it is also not true at all that in DNA every matters; minor alterations of the do
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I am talking about consumer debt.
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Fry's have good selection candies though.
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Americans have very different attitudes to loans, compared to Europeans: you do not borrow - you are missing out what life offers to you.
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There is 3 test networks allocated by IANA, that never can be legal public addresses.
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11y ago
Oh well, 198.51.100/24 would work just fine, without compromising the realism.
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The last decent non-Apple laptops were the ones with 16:10 screen; since switching to 16:9 the whole industry refocused itself on making consumer grade products.
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"There is only one party in US - business party" - Noam Chomsky (inventor of lex and yacc)
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Use VirtualBox as a virtual machine. Will make your live much easier.
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Another well-known Troll fighter is Vizio.
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Housekeeping will never become Uber, because: a) Uber used by wide range of people of various income levels. b) Not everyone likes housekeeping done for them by someone else.
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11y ago
> trans fat Saturated fats are not good either.
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Not sure, I just heard it from "friends friends"; the region is Midwest.
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11y ago
In the USSR of 60s - 70s senior scientists/profs were upper middle class, and had high social status.
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> At only a minority of restaurants do tips get shared with the cooks. I think they often do get shared with cooks, but not to the extent to anyhow influence the quality.
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