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by itcrowd 6y ago
OP's username checks out
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Pope says homosexuals should be covered by civil union laws(reuters.com)
5 points by itcrowd 6y ago|0 comments
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Could someone explain me this. The authors say (in the preprint [1]): "The trained network was able to differentiate positive and negative IBV samples with high accuracy (91.4%), sensitivity (91.9%) and specificity (90.9%) (Fig.2G). Of
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Boris Johnson Says U.K. Is Now Preparing for No-Deal Brexit(bloomberg.com)
10 points by itcrowd 6y ago|2 comments
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Original source: https://www.theinformation.com/articles/infighting-busywork-...
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by itcrowd 6y ago
> They could be in a phased array So could any other type of antenna, basically. It doesn't have to be a dipole, though. > or in the center of a parabolic reflector Based on the images, that's not what happens here > Ther
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by itcrowd 6y ago
The patent is easy to find, but not yet public because it is still pending approval. I am interested in the technical details disclosed in it. https://patents.google.com/patent/AU2019904254A0
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by itcrowd 6y ago
By popular demand: 3 meter diameter panels @ 5 GHz gives a diffraction-limited beamwidth (FWHM) of lambda/D = (3e8/5e9)/3 * 180/pi = 1.5 degrees 0.75 degrees (1.5 degrees is the full angle) gives tan(0.75×pi/180)×(2
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I agree my math was wrong, I am sorry and I have removed it. I should not be commenting on the internet late at night. I have crunched the numbers again on a new envelope, and with some realistic Tx/Rx panel size (3 meters) at 5 GHz, I
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Let's do the math. edit: math was wrong, I am very sorry
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Nothing in your source about the mutations being slower to spread or more deadly. In fact, the mutations aren't named and D614A is not mentioned. None of your claims held up to even the slightest scrutiny. Your credibility has official
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Well, unless you can come up with a source (any source, even if it is in your native language), I can't judge your claims other than "made up". There's enough unsubstantiated (mis)information out there about sars-cov-2,
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Your information seems to come from a pre-print on MedrXiv [1], but not all your claims are supported. Especially the spreading rate and "deadliness" of the new mutation are not mentioned in the paper. The paper (which has not bee
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Cool initiative. Is it maybe that given the pandemic, many people are more wary of meeting in the first place? Your struggle might partially be explained by that?
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Use Ctrl+y instead ;)
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Do you remember where you read it? It's a nice and funny formulation but a quick attempt at googling didn't bring this up for me.
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Russia Seeks to Register First Covid-19 Vaccine in August(wsj.com)
2 points by itcrowd 6y ago|0 comments
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by itcrowd 6y ago
The SS prefix "controversy" is a funny read on the talk page! Thanks.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
That was in the 1930s.. quite a stretch to project that failure to modern times.
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Cool, very nicely done. Would it be possible to add a different set of parameters that describe the physical book instead? What I mean is specifying the page size in some standard way (e.g. A3 or letter size) and the number of pages and let
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Safe Space: Silicon Valley, Clubhouse, and the Cult of VC Victimhood(theverge.com)
3 points by itcrowd 6y ago|0 comments
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by itcrowd 6y ago
The price list is indeed for a 30-second television ad. However, it seems like you can't just buy one slot, you need to spend >€30k before they start to do business with you. [in Dutch] https://www.ster.nl/hoe-werkt-
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by itcrowd 6y ago
This Wired piece is a copy of the original story: https://www.quantamagazine.org/new-geometric-perspective-cra...
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by itcrowd 6y ago
Spotify does allow you to store your songs locally on your smartphone. Although you are of course locked into their ecosystem. For me it works, for others it may not be adequate.
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‘BlueLeaks’ Exposes Files from Hundreds of Police Departments(krebsonsecurity.com)
501 points by itcrowd 6y ago|343 comments
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by itcrowd 6y ago
I enjoy some of Alexander's writing but I really hope he would consider making a proper mobile view of his website. At least the reader view in Firefox fixes it.
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Personalized Ads Zuck – EU petition against personalized ads(europa.pvda.nl)
4 points by itcrowd 6y ago|0 comments
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Quantum cryptography keys distributed over 1120 kilometers(phys.org)
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The Economist Introduces US 2020 election forecasting model(economist.com)
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by itcrowd 6y ago
To save others like me the trip to wikipedia, here's a snippet of wikipedia that explains what saagarjha is alluding to: [Diaereses are] now far less commonly used in words such as coöperate and reënter except in a very few publicatio

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