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The toxic dust from Turkey's earthquakes(reuters.com)
4 points by m_a_g 3y ago|0 comments
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by m_a_g 3y ago
It looks like monoliths are officially back in fashion.
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by m_a_g 3y ago
My biggest problem with those imaginary suits is the transfer of energy. Even if a lightweight bulletproof material like that can be made, there needs to be some symptom of energy transfer visible to the eye. Otherwise, it's not sci-fi
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by m_a_g 3y ago
> 2) If one were AI-alarmist, is there any profession you can be confident will not be displaced by AI in 10, 15, or even 20 years? Many; Dentists, people that fix your AC, electricians, etc, etc.
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by m_a_g 3y ago
There are fusion reactor designs that don't use water. They directly convert to electricity with magnetic fields.
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by m_a_g 4y ago
Looks good, but I'm having trouble installing it as an app and couldn't find relevant steps in the README. Do I need to build it with xcode or something?
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by m_a_g 4y ago
Anything that breaks uBlock Origin is a deal breaker. With the chrome team making so many alterations to their plans, I guess we'll have to wait and see.
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by m_a_g 4y ago
It is almost impossible to obey this law. It shows how uninformed the EU lawmakers are when it comes to technology.
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by m_a_g 4y ago
> strong kudos are due both to the air traffic controller who called off the Delta 737 and to the pilots of that plane who managed to abort their takeoff and stop the aircraft before it crossed runway 31L where the Boeing widebody passe
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by m_a_g 4y ago
There exists a drug like that called DNP, but it is extremely easy to overdose and die, so it's been banned for almost a century now
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I agree with this for overweight people, but for obese people, the chance that they will follow the "right" way is near zero. The alternative comes down to being obese (which is a death sentence) or medical interventions. It'
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by m_a_g 4y ago
Here is an introduction I found from his blog: >I am Petro Dobromylskyj, always known as Peter. I'm a vet, trained at the RVC, London University. I was fortunate enough to intercalate a BSc degree in physiology in to my veterinary d
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I want to ask the same question for Python and Go. I'd love to see some quality OSS using Python or Go and contribute to them if I can.
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Brooklyn Bar Menu Generator (2015)(brooklynbarmenus.com)
159 points by m_a_g 4y ago|76 comments
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I'm getting "This discount has reached its usage limit". People are so fast
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I think SSRIs must be analyzed separately for depression and anxiety disorders. SSRIs are only marginally better than a placebo for depression. But they are incredibly beneficial for panic disorders and GAD (a bit anecdotal). Still, they wi
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I thought the King can only dissolve the government.
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by m_a_g 4y ago
My undergrad is in Computer Science and Engineering, but I would love to read and understand this book. Any recommendations for what to know beforehand? Some prerequisite books or subjects, maybe?
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I guess the question is, does this coating contaminate and stick to the food? If so at which temperature? Does the content of the food matters? (for example acidity)
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by m_a_g 4y ago
Which apps are those?
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by m_a_g 4y ago
The idea that they executed Socrates as a scapegoat doesn't make sense to me. I think the people genuinely thought Socrates' ideas corrupted the youth and indirectly gave birth to the Tyrants. But we may never know.
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The Email That Got Me Promoted to CTO(medium.com)
2 points by m_a_g 4y ago|0 comments
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I mean it must be obvious but the source of your problems seems to be your chronic pain. What is the source of it? Do you need to go undergo an operation and don't have the resources for it? If not, do medications help? At least to hel
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I learned some Haskell years ago but it didn't stick with me. Lately, I want to get back into functional programming to see whether I'm missing out on something. This book looks nice, and so does OCaml. Any suggestions on books, c
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by m_a_g 4y ago
You can find great examples of Rust async programming being "a disaster and a mess". You still can consider it is working just fine, but I disagree.
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I would like to add that async Rust still doesn't really work. That is a big negative for Rust.
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by m_a_g 4y ago
I've been seeing your comments on HN and you seem very well-read. Is there a drug/supplement stack you recommend or use? I've seen you recommend magnesium l-threonate and skq1 several times and I was wondering if there are mo
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by m_a_g 4y ago
In London, Google Maps is a joke for public transport. We use Citymapper.
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by m_a_g 5y ago
What makes you think those "abstract symbols" are not real?
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by m_a_g 5y ago
I'm not sure what's interesting about this article. Did it get pushed to the front page by bots?

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