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keanzu
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If we take a simple application of Price's law: The square root of the number of people in a domain do 50% of the work. In a group of 121 the top 11 are doing 10x the work of the other 110.
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He's our sin-eater. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sin-eater
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Aviation Emissions, Impacts & Mitigation: A Primer FAA Office of Environment and Energy January 2015 Aviation stands out among transportation modes, however, in terms of improving fuel efficiency over the past decade. As shown in Figur
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Reliance on npm is one of the things covered in Ryan Dahl's "10 Things I Regret About Node.js" talk at JSConf EU 2018 and is fixed in Deno. Includes a built-in package manager for resource fetching, thus no need for NPM. h
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2500x2500xpi = 19.6M World total area = 197M [0] World land area = 57.5M [0] Circle looks to me to be at least half water so it's about a sixth of the world's land area. Approximately 11% [1] of all land is arable worldwide. I sus
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Can't believe I missed this opportunity. ...and give it what the body craves: Brawndo, its got electrolytes. That would have been way better.
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Terminally ill boy denied 'potentially life-saving' treatment by NHS 'would be given it in any US hospital' https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04/03/terminally-boy-d... The NHS dec
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This story is about India and China already has heavy censorship. That's already ~2B people just there. Too big a market to ignore.
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A broken arm is not a disease, but a state of body deterioration. You can't fix it; only the body can fix itself. Stop attacking it with splints, plaster casts and slings, and give it the fuel it needs: unprocessed yellowcake Uranium.
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More than 1.7 million Americans were diagnosed with cancer in 2018, and more than 600,000 died. We don't know how many patients received the 72 drugs approved over a ten year period but we do know the potential customer base for the
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Perhaps the difference of our reading can be down to a difference in our interpretation of "average". It is unhelpful and imprecise allowing a variety of interpretations. I have interpreted it to be an average with a high variance
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The authors worried that “the FDA may be approving many costly, toxic drugs that do not improve overall survival.” I don't think they purport to serve as or appoint anyone to serve as judge and jury for "sufficient" improve
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You've responded to a loaded question [1] with an argument from authority. [2] In this circumstance I would recommend not engaging at all. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loaded_question [2] https://e
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http://alloytools.org/
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YouTube: “Finding bugs without running or even looking at code” by Jay Parlar
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> my perception of the judge being biased. That perception was possibly influenced by the HN title "Siding with Amazon" vs the title the NY Times used "Judge Halts Work on Microsoft’s JEDI Contract in Victory for Amazon&qu
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"In December, Amazon filed a challenge to the deal in federal court, saying that Mr. Trump used “improper pressure” on the Pentagon at its expense." "Microsoft said Amazon “only provided the speculation of bias, with nothing
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> this is just one of their finest ideas. /s Not sure about the /s on the end there. This was the finest idea they could come up with as evidenced by them running with it and distributing this leaflet. Presumably there were w
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You didn't report a faux crime, you requested a welfare check. But even a wellness check can go exceedingly wrong in the US. "He said he called a non emergency number for a wellness check. Smith said minutes later he heard a gunsh
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Impressive performance for a $345 consumer grade SSD. https://www.newegg.com/samsung-970-pro-1tb/p/N82E16820147694
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> has further societal effects Like parking or more specifically - not parking. Here's an example development: "And parking clocks in at a full 29% of the developed land here, taking up twice as much total space as the actual b
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YouTube: Why Teslas Are Bad at Towing (Engineering Explained)
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A copycat suicide is defined as an emulation of another suicide that the person attempting suicide knows about either from local knowledge or due to accounts or depictions of the original suicide on television and in other media. A spike of
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> panic spreads far quicker with better logistics and vectors than any virus Literally laughed out loud. Take an upvote!
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Everyone knows that DRAM prices have been in a collapse since early this year, but last week DRAM prices hit a historic low point on the spot market. Based on data the Memory Guy collected from spot-price source InSpectrum, the lowest spot
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Samsung claims their 970 Pro NVMe can read 3.5GB/s sequentially. That's about 300 seconds or 5 minutes per TB.
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Congestion problems are dramatically alleviated if you can convert your city over to self driving only. Once the cars can drive in platoons they are packed in tight, no more accordion effect. On the way something like UberPool would be need
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Police concluded that given the same conditions, Herzberg would have been visible to 85% of motorists at a distance of 143 feet (44 m), 5.7 seconds before the car struck Herzberg. A vehicle traveling 43 mph (69 km/h) can generally stop
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> Well airplane autopilots can avoid obstacles Technically speaking yes. But the obstacle does need to have a working TCAS transponder! An A380 won't be able to detect or avoid a military jet for example because they tend to not be
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The assumption was for an ordinary driver, the expectation is that given sufficient lighting the vast majority of drivers would see and avoid a pedestrian. Most of the millions of pedestrian vehicle interactions daily go by without incident
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