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jdnier
12y ago
The actual article ( http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.... ) has a web simulation here: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/~rmhknjl/research/membranedivergence ( https:&#x
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"Despite popular misconceptions, the Leap Motion Controller doesn’t generate a depth map – instead it applies advanced algorithms to the raw sensor data."
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How the Leap Motion Controller Works
(blog.leapmotion.com)
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And I've been even happier reading about Delorean. http://delorean.readthedocs.org/en/latest/quickstart.html
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Carbonates? Like sodium carbonate? Maybe you mean acrylamides (think burnt toast), which appear to be carcinogenic ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acrylamides#Toxicity_and_carcin... ).
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I'll disagree. A paper filter with grounds pulled out of a Chemex, Kalita, Hario V60, etc. is a lot easier to clean than an Aeropress, which I'll agree is an improvement over the mess that a French Press makes. A paper filter keep
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Friends more familiar with making their own espresso seem to love the Aeropress. Friends familiar with pour over seem to moonlight with Aeropress now and then.
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Your pour over brewing experience can be greatly enhanced by roasting your own coffee. It's surprisingly easy to do. Unroasted green beans cost half what roasted beans go for. You'll never have a dull pour over moment again. The r
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I'll second that. It's really excellent if you don't have the patience for pour over brewing. I recently discovered the baby Chemex ($30), which works really well brewing for two people. It's smaller and stockier than th
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Date handling in PostgreSQL has always seemed ideal compared with what was available in Python. I'm happy to read about arrow.
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From a recent IEEE Spectrum article: "If you were to make a 2-hour motion picture with an extended color range in 4K and at 48 frames per second, the raw (uncompressed) movie file would occupy more than 15 terabytes. For comparison, th
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Except when ten years have passed and everyone's forgotten about the movie and tending its backups. Corruption happens, then it's too late. If you have a film print in a vault, it can be ignored or forgotten for decades and there&
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"Kodak's motion-picture film sales have plummeted 96% since 2006, from 12.4 billion linear feet to an estimated 449 million this year. With the exit of competitor Fujifilm Corp. last year, Kodak is the only major company left prod
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Except I didn't submit the article and I hadn't upvoted it or looked at it yet, which is why I was confused. Thanks for your answers.
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Why is this article link grayed out and missing it's up arrow?
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Yes. I can no longer edit the post.
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Deaths in the Iliad: A Classics Infographic
(greekmythcomix.wordpress.com)
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Long-Term Couples Develop Interconnected Memory Systems
(io9.com)
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The Conclusions section does a good job of outlining the merits and limitations of the study. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4085611/#__sec18...
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You seem to be missing the practical upshot: If you are middle aged, not exercising, and moderately overweight, HIT twice a week is an effective way to "significantly" improve your aerobic capacity, physical function, and reduce y
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And he's still the CEO. http://www.lifelock.com/about/leadership/management/
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Saving the Coffee Industry by Running It Like Silicon Valley
(wired.com)
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"Starting in January 2015, New Horizons will be passing what Stern calls the BTH (better than Hubble) line."
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Some details on New Horizons' 2015 Pluto approach
(wired.com)
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There's not a lot to it so far (a single class, three tests). I wonder if the author has a road map for the project.
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From the Abstract: "The authors have experience beyond 25 years demonstrating the success of plant-based nutrition in arresting and reversing cardiovascular disease. Nevertheless, the medical community is still skeptical of patients’ a
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The Nutritional Reversal of Cardiovascular Disease – Three Case Reports
(cardiologyacademicpress.com)
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A new follow-up, with three case studies: http://cardiologyacademicpress.com/?p=20690
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Specifically, they're higher in saturated fats.
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Mea culpa. That was the original title I submitted. When no one had responded for a good while, I inserted the "99.4% effective" part. I should have at least wrapped it [in brackets]. I hadn't intended to drop the question ma
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