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This is from the NIH: https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/d... No mention of Acrylamide
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This is almost a reverse sear, which, imho, is the best way to cook a medium+ thickness steak, especially ribeye or filet. I preheat 250-300 and watch a remote meat thermometer until the steak is 95% to desired temp. Usually takes 30-45 min
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No matter the name of the feature, I think it can only be blamed if it had totally removed control from the driver. This accident would've been avoided had the driver been paying attention. Cars are heavy death machines, not apps, and
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6y ago
I've replaced my 2012 MBA battery a couple times now. Totally worth the ~$50 and 10 minutes it takes. Damn thing is a personal workhorse 8 years later.
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I discovered this channel with the four digit magic square[0] When I first saw that video, I thought the same thing and just brushed it to the side. Later that day, SO and I were bored so I figured I'd toss it on the TV. Immediately sh
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6y ago
No authentication by default.
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6y ago
Fake, crappy smartphone DOF. Just lazy.
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I'm a big fan of the JMSSerializer. Allows you to keep your code strictly OOP while providing a nice interface for (de)serialization of many codecs. It's battle tested and plays nicely with other modern libraries.
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6y ago
Very nice. I don't like the API with arrays, but hey, seems to get the job done.
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My first time at CES (and AVN in the same week), a number of years ago, I left with something that resembled the flu and a sinus infection. Everyone told me that's typical.
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7y ago
I do the same. One for work, one for personal, one for gaming and all on their own isolated networks.
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7y ago
A complex mixture of instinct and conditioning. Generally what they do is motivated by instinctual needs. How they go about fulfilling is determined through their environmental conditioning. This applies to humans as well. Also, certain thi
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7y ago
I love write-ups on these types of issues. It really is helpful to share the processes involved to understand and debug a problem by experts. Thank you, OP. As suggested by majke, CloudFlare's blog is another great source of material r
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7y ago
Lucky. Maybe I had a bad batch :(
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7y ago
Funny, EFAX must be horrible then. All of my dead WD REDs are EFRX.
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7y ago
FWIW Backblaze has the ABA model in their report: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/hard-drive-stats-for-2019/
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7y ago
In the past year I've had these failures: 2x WD RED 4TB (EFRX), 2x WD RED 6TB (EFRX), 1x Seagate 4TB. I have a fairly even mix that includes HGST (and a few HGST He). No HGST failures yet. I won't be buying WD RED's for a whi
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7y ago
I can think of plenty that directly or indirectly work with government.
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1) Most people handling large data streams are already using Kafka or similar. If you aren't, Druid's has pretty wide support for event ingress, including HTTP. 2) If you're looking to provide this type of analytics in the fi
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7y ago
If you are unable to use a product of Russia, among other reasons.
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7y ago
Restarting periodically works for me as well.
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7y ago
Congrats on the weight loss. Similar story here. Having sweets on occasion, even if it's just to reward yourself, is great! They taste far better, are much more rewarding, and way less guilty with weeks or months in between. Everyone s
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I have two Winix HR1000. They have extremely powerful blowers and are quiet when not in "turbo" mode. The turbo mode is actually pretty good for white noise when sleeping. I've been running them 24/7 for years now and th
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Get a waffle fry cutter and fry them in duck fat.
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PC players that put thousands of hours in to a game are better than 99.9% of PC players.
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Congrats! Glad to hear! HN also helped get me my dream job -- this community is amazing!
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Even if you could, it's super illegal to do so.
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Thanks, I just forwarded all of this over to a family member who is currently trying to learn web development!
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This is the correct answer. Having the option of implicit by-value scope binding is nice. However, I do agree that having the two does add to the overall cognitive cost, albeit not significantly.
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That's one of the reasons I use Privacy.com
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