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by liamwire 2y ago
Farewell Jake.
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by liamwire 2y ago
> The one that scares me the most is that the Russians have hidden ones pre-positioned in our 40 biggest cities or so. I find it hard to believe you seriously consider this, even in the absurd world of MAD-driven decisions. Simply put, f
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by liamwire 2y ago
I think it’s worth discussing, the absolute magnitude isn’t readily apparent otherwise and your comment helps inform a better picture. Thanks for taking the time to look into it.
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by liamwire 2y ago
It’s worth highlighting that Peter starts every podcast by stating that his conflicts of interest can be found on his disclosures page: https://peterattiamd.com/disclosures/ He’s done so since the start of his podcast.
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by liamwire 2y ago
Without any malice or snide intent, I assume you must be under 25? Quickest example that comes to mind is every OS update to both Apple and Microsoft platforms until the former went free. Hell, iPhone OS 2 was a paid upgrade for iPod touch
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by liamwire 2y ago
See their previous blog post, which also got featured on HN: https://www.amygoodchild.com/blog/cursive-handwriting-in-jav...
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by liamwire 2y ago
Seems unlikely, given that the inventory control idea falls apart as soon as you suppose there’s items priced below $0.99.
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by liamwire 2y ago
In fact, it turns out this was entirely the case.
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by liamwire 2y ago
Could you increase power output through the fibre in response to a loss of signal, or one that falls below a given threshold? Using reasonable bounds to account for errors where attenuation isn’t the cause of no signal being received.
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by liamwire 2y ago
Your tirade against an almost ridiculously broad spectrum of drugs isn’t at all similar to what’s being discussed here, and reeks of a hidden agenda or bias. Many, if not all, of the medications you listed have been a net benefit for the in
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by liamwire 3y ago
Agree strongly. I think an even more insidious version of the parent comment is when common nouns that have specific meaning in a given context are used as such, without it being explicitly called out.
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by liamwire 3y ago
Miserable and useless comment, don’t lower the standard.
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by liamwire 3y ago
Checking my understanding here: in a very simplified sense, is this saying that we’re taking energy, be it from ambient temperature during the evening or that plus solar radiation during the day, and essentially bottlenecking/‘forcing’
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by liamwire 3y ago
For non-manned launches and those that can be hardened to withstand extraordinary g-force, something akin to setup that resulted in the missing (900 kg) borehole cap of Operation Plumbbob may do the trick. Acceleration to 66 km/s is pr
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by liamwire 3y ago
May I ask why you chose to refuse the pacemaker?
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by liamwire 3y ago
Any chance you’d be willing to share some screenshots of the tab colours in action?
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by liamwire 3y ago
Sure, but how do you balance the time between that needed for recovery from a Carington-level event, and leaving it too long such that the adversary has taken out your silos and subs?
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by liamwire 3y ago
Reading through these complaints, all of them seem to be your fault. It’s akin to the bike fall meme [1]. Firstly, you complain of a third-party dependency being broken in a preview build of Safari, and that you had went on holiday the week
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by liamwire 3y ago
Jokes aside, you absolutely are. Bracing properly is a critical skill in both olympic weightlifting and traditional strength training.
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by liamwire 3y ago
Incredibly insightful take that I agree wholeheartedly with.
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by liamwire 3y ago
ntpsec.org
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by liamwire 3y ago
100 kcal is ~0.5 kg of fat per month, or 6 kg per year. Read that again. Six kilograms, per year. Every year. Given a person consuming near their total daily energy expenditure, that’s the difference between losing almost 20 kg since the st
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by liamwire 3y ago
Even if antivenom was stable at room temperature, that’s far from the only reason you can’t take it with you. Administration challenges, identifying the snake correctly and i.e. the right antivenom to use, variation in doses needed—which ma
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by liamwire 3y ago
Perhaps monitor orientation ?
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by liamwire 3y ago
Could you expand on this a bit? How’s the ergonomics, window management, etc?
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by liamwire 3y ago
My understanding is that, yes, it’s plug and play. If the monitors have DisplayPort out, they should support daisy chaining.
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by liamwire 3y ago
I’d say that’s the point of the comment.
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by liamwire 3y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Can you back any of this up, or provide a reason I should believe what you’re saying? Because it directly contradicts decades of research on what is perhaps the most scrutinised and studi
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by liamwire 3y ago
Reading through these threads has left me crying on the bus. I’m ashamed that I can’t pay my rent this month after my cat died, and feel foolish for spending that money with the vet that tried to save her. I feel I caused my own hardship. I
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by liamwire 3y ago
Magical Trevor never ceases to throw me straight back to memories of being 12.

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