max-ibel

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by max-ibel 5y ago
https://ssdb.io/?lang=en
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Societies had to deal with this like forever: Science (including humanities) in China/Russia was subordinated to communist ideology. Galileo had to tussle with the Church. So far, science has won out (mostly because it produces results
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by max-ibel 5y ago
I think this is all fine and dandy until the new Innenminister is starting his or her work early next year. They will project the concerns of the civil service and somehow carve out enough special regulations that will all but hollow out an
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by max-ibel 5y ago
I really wish that apps like "just press record" would allow one-touch recording that is sent to my inbox. Infuriatingly, I have a one-button record on the apple watch, but it's output is funneled only into the iphone app, so
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by max-ibel 5y ago
The machines to make mask material are very different from other textile machines. They are expensive, and take a long time to build. https://www.oerlikon.com/polymer-processing/en/solutions-tec...
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Yeah, but the scar is fairly small and can be in a place that isn't showing. That would be the least of my concerns ...
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by max-ibel 5y ago
No they don't, at least in the US. Older people may still be vaccinated in their youth (I guess when born before 1980s).
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by max-ibel 5y ago
I hate to be that contrarian guy, but I repeatedly put off calling spectrum to cancel our TV subscription (we never ever used it) because it involved talking to an actual salesperson who clearly used all sort of tricks to get me to upgrade
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by max-ibel 5y ago
at some point the city might run out of things ...
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Would be interesting to know if the virus might not actually have jumped from deer to humans in the first place (instead of from bats.)
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by max-ibel 5y ago
What a strange comment. Care to elaborate on "Sparta was Roman" ?
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Without citation, sure. The citations here are great, thanks.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Maybe not everywhere but for sure in the Bay Area.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
1) Better link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1U6_NxSxcFC3FPqtPB8eI... (works without login) 2) Please, who's reading all the documentation from beginning to end ? What's that number for Firebas
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by max-ibel 5y ago
I really wish that we'd be more proactive analyzing those afflicted more longitudinally. I know that for maybe $400-$500, you can do a high-res brain MRI and track size of brain regions, thickness of cortical layers etc. Brainkey.ai is
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by max-ibel 5y ago
citation ?
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Found a good charity and make sure bylaws require to keep the original family page up. The oldest UK charity seems 1400+ year old. https://www.theguardian.com/society/voluntary/page/0,7896,61... Could be exp
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Reminds me of driving a cab in 5th Element :-/ But, if this were to come to pass, rich people would just speed and pay the fines as the cost of running the business. It's why fines to pick up late from the daycare backfired badly.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
You need to know your prescription, but not present it if you order on Zenni for instance. Parker Warby is probably the same.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
I wonder, if one were to suspend something like 40feet shipping containers, like a mine, but inert — would sonar pick it up before a collision?
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by max-ibel 5y ago
As a counterpoint: Micropython seems to make embedded code more readable and bug free than Arduino C-based programs, judging from a few projects I looked into. Yes, it would probably be a mistake to write a large distributed, high performan
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Surely, the extension uses a public API. The extension acts on behalf of the end user. So, I think facebook can ban a particular API key (tied to a packaged extension), but they would have to ban all chrome extensions to get around someone
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Hilarious application of deep fakes - for the good of the planet.
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James Veitch: Deep Fake David Attenborough W Tedious Explanation(youtube.com)
2 points by max-ibel 5y ago|1 comments
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Especially delivering stuff, say, in the city of London must be hell if you never drove a lorry before. Generally, UK towns aren't quite as spacious as the US. It's wonderfully salacious that they're asking german drivers.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
NOAA has always had it together. I think working for them might be a lot of fun (unless you have to interface with politics, which I think only a few people there have to).
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by max-ibel 5y ago
This particular saildrone seems to be a larger model: 72' long.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
It's really similar to running your own email server.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
Somehow, this thought has me think of a hypothetical Agatha Christie novel.
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by max-ibel 5y ago
CVS sells their strips at $0.20 once you buy 200+. I'm sure you can get lower. And why shouldn't this compete ? Their costs will be lower than test strips, their profits could be very significant. They probably monetize with the d

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