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by m-ee 5y ago
You really think schizophrenics on 6th and market are holding off from drug use because it's illegal?
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by m-ee 5y ago
In a similar vein covid changed my recreation habits enough to make me consider a truck/suv. With nowhere to go except outdoors I spent a lot more time camping/kayaking in Tahoe and national parks. Bringing an inflatable kayak, pa
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by m-ee 5y ago
Clickspring more or less did this with his antikythera mechanism build
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by m-ee 5y ago
"Severity- 5/5, Risk 1/5. No corrective action recommended." I imagine a lot of contentious finger pointing between quality, product, and id happening right now.
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by m-ee 5y ago
I’ve noticed recently that many of the places on Airbnb are also listed on VRBO, and usually cheaper for some reason. VRBO also lets you filter by total price from the start.
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by m-ee 5y ago
I’m baffled by the idea that anyone would sell anything without product liability insurance. Even at a shitty hardware startup sending out our first dev kits we made sure to have that. Maybe it’s different if you’re a fly by night drop ship
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by m-ee 5y ago
I attended a workshop at the local McKinsey office in college as part of some minority recruitment push they were doing. The recent hires were very up front that most of the work is just looking up the "best practices" for the ind
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by m-ee 5y ago
Have some friends at Zoox and can't say I'm confident in them. Retention appears to be a massive problem, entire teams up and quitting.
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by m-ee 5y ago
The routinely let off much bigger violators with a slap on the wrist. See UNC shuffling college basketball players through fake classes for years.
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by m-ee 5y ago
My university had an honor system, proctors were explicitly not allowed in the room during the test except to make announcements. Worked well enough as far as I know. Cheating was dealt with harshly when reported.
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by m-ee 6y ago
I would bet you good money it was driven by some sort of rel test (drop, vibration, etc.). Glue can be a lifesaver when the design isn't passing. No manufacturing engineer will want to add an adhesive step to the assembly just to make
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by m-ee 6y ago
No it would not. There have been a couple papers focused on the AZ vaccine that get into possible treatments.
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by m-ee 6y ago
Linears are great, I find the AD sheets hard to read sometimes. Microchip historically has some decent ones but it’s been a while since I’ve used their parts. Datasheets for Japanese connectors are like a circle of hell for me. Confusing an
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by m-ee 6y ago
No this is a very different form of clotting caused by auto antibodies that causes both clotting and low platelet counts. It's similar to HIT. Giving heparin in this situation would make things worse. https://en.wikipedia.or
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by m-ee 6y ago
That undersells Googles use of these staffing firms. Years ago I interviewed for an engineering job with the self driving car team at the newly built Google X office. At the end of the interview the manager informed me that if I were brough
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by m-ee 6y ago
Sure people could always lie. In practice I’ve seen people say it’s an emotional support animal or produce their doctors note for it, which somewhat ironically confirms it’s not actually a service dog.
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by m-ee 6y ago
They are allowed to ask if the dog is trained to perform a specific task which would differentiate a guide dog or medical alert dog that can’t be refused entry from an emotional support animal that can.
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by m-ee 6y ago
Samsung added a separate hardware button for Bixby, Apple did not. That is not identical. The only buttons on the iPhone are power, volume, and the silent switch. There is no separate Siri button. I’m not sure what you’re disagreeing with h
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by m-ee 6y ago
Samsung does not have the same setup. They added a separate button mapped exclusively to this feature. The iphone has an alternate mapping most aren't even aware of for a multifunctional button
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by m-ee 6y ago
I’ve owned 5 iPhones so far and never seen this Siri button.
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by m-ee 6y ago
One of my professors consulted for Del Monte. They had an automated vision system that could spot damaged corn kernels as they flew down the conveyer belt and precisely knock them off into a hopper with a puff of air.
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by m-ee 6y ago
Minor nit. The ratio you refer to is called efficacy, not effectiveness. Effectiveness is the number you would get by observing people in the real world rather than the phase 3 trial. It's worth noting the difference because we're
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by m-ee 6y ago
Local news often means a $50k a year editor managing a number of freelancers paid by the word.
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by m-ee 6y ago
Wasn’t privy to those details. I assume design files and IP.
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by m-ee 6y ago
I’ve seen this done with hardware as well when a company I worked for purchased a very specialized IC
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by m-ee 6y ago
The end of WW1 overlaps the beginning of the 1918 flu pandemic which killed far more people. Hard to believe the close quarters of trench warfare didn’t contribute.
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by m-ee 6y ago
Are the local purple urchins edible?
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by m-ee 6y ago
Oof that's rough. Don't know if it can handle your topology but have you tried LTPowerCAD or TIs equivalent? They did the job when I was doing a boost converter design but I don't remember how capable they were for more compl
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by m-ee 6y ago
As someone that actually uses LTSpice I’ve never considered speed to be an issue. The main draws for it are 1. It’s free unlike Altium addons or orcad p-spice 2. Graphical, I’m happy to code things but code literacy varies widely among EEs.
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by m-ee 6y ago
I remember listening to an NPR show where a doctor talked a lot about this, and how all of the shaming of co-sleeping might contribute. She claimed a non-obese, non intoxicated parent sleeping with the child on a bed isn't all that dan

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