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6y ago
Have you clicked on the link? It's a result from an RCT in women with locally advanced breast cancer.
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6y ago
Even most blue collar workers I know have bought a house, what are you talking about.
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6y ago
It's common enough many American backpackers in hostels introduce themselves as Canadians, saves them the hassle.
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Yeah, pretty much.
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6y ago
Assuming you're Dutch, but in the context of this article, HBO is college as well (the very clear distinction between applied universities and research universities doesn't exist in the Americas).
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6y ago
Transmeta hired him, he moved, he liked it and stayed.
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6y ago
I thought Python was designed at the CWI in Amsterdam. At least that's what Guido's linkedin says.
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They’re antibody tests, those are extremely quick.
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PCR test can be done in a few hours at most. It’s mostly the whole logistical problem that takes time.
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6y ago
They’re not done well in slack if you’re not looking for them! The default reply in a channel is not in a thread, so you get people replying inside the thread and outside at the same time. Makes them feel pointless.
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6y ago
$15 is a tad bit much for repackaged open-source imho.
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6y ago
We use Singularity as our container provider for the exact same reason. For now it has worked great and driver/CUDA updates haven't broken any containers yet over the past 2 years. Something good about Singularity (which I bet you
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6y ago
Cops don't have to make flight hours, fighter pilots do.
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6y ago
AA already laid off 30% of their management jobs, tho officially only starting October 1st.
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6y ago
They show these kind of things in freshman's week don't they?
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6y ago
You got a source for that or some other reading material? Never witnessed it myself so just curious.
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6y ago
They do have ultrasound (12 sensors they claim), but that doesn't help for detecting static objects iirc.
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6y ago
Yeah for example the Surface Pro X. It seems to be an amazing device but it needs a bit more software.
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6y ago
Weren't these devices utterly broken because the private RSA key was actually refactored? Or is this a different type. There's some wonderful software for these calculators out there. Even a functional Gameboy emulator exists, use
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6y ago
You lose the whole network/community effect. I'm not going to pay $60 a year to stick it to my mate who can't stick it back to me when he beats my record. It's their one feature that sets them apart from the rest and the
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6y ago
Afaik Strava is more used by cyclists which is a more expensive sport. Everyone who is sort of serious uses it.
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Cyclists are going to revolt, everyone wants to beat their friends on their favorite hill. It was one of the features I loved most about the app as I could see myself improving compared to people I have a good reference to.
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Not sure what’s so special about this Döner, but shouldn’t take more than a minute for someone experienced in it. At peak hours, they can surely sell more than 12/person/hour. So yeah, completely agreeing with you that the labor c
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6y ago
If you need to put 8 bars in your quick speedy bike? Absolutely. For a simple urban commuter bike? No difference, you aren’t going to put in more than 3,5 bars in those fat tires anyways.
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What I think is telling, is how easy to read Shannon’s paper is. Even today it is used pretty much as is at many EE colleges to teach communication theory. Another cool fact: Shannon’s master thesis is most likely the most influential one o
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There's plenty of adult stuff sold on Amazon yet I still would like to sell my new line of e-books there.
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It's been more common for DSL too, but I haven't heard of anyone using their own DOCSIS modem for Ziggo though. Have you?
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7y ago
This is very much a cultural thing. I only know one person who doesn't cook, and that's an American. All of my European friends/family/acquaintances can't imagine not cooking. Even I had ask a few times if what my A
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7y ago
15 months is exceptionally long. With a decent support contract, it can all be sorted out in a few weeks.
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Airbus has been fully fly-by-wire for a long time now. It's one of the main differences with Boeing.
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