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jyoshi
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jyoshi
6y ago
This is very interesting. Another valuable information, albeit involving quite a bit of work, would be to show parameters associated with that specific area.
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jyoshi
6y ago
Perhaps its something like "90% percent of the individuals' immune system are successful in quick eliminating covid without any symptoms or adverse reactions". I admit I know very little on how immunity to diseases work, but
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jyoshi
6y ago
Music perception varies so it might be easier for you to hear a narrower interval. I can imagine it being closer so it doesn't mess up with your perspective, whereas with a larger difference you might lose your comparison baseline from
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jyoshi
6y ago
Mine definitely started with a much larger interval. 1/64th only did not come before 1/32th, also. I thought they were trying to trick me as if it was ordered, but in the end, it kinda was for me.
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jyoshi
6y ago
It seems that most of the heat impact of global warming is absorbed by ocean waters ( https://e360.yale.edu/features/how_long_can_oceans_continue_... ) Coral reefs typically live in rather shallow waters (less than 500ft
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jyoshi
6y ago
For the longest while I used this to tell my friends in high school I had a mini-superpower. Because I knew when there was a television on in the house, and somehow none of them heard it. There is an old telly in my apartment, I turned it o
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I've been using vi-like shortcut plugins (vimperator, pentadactyl, vimium, vim vixen and many others, currently using tridactyl) for quite a few years now, and its never been quite the smooth experience I hoped for. Not even talking ab