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by mharig 2y ago
Being a father?
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by mharig 2y ago
A cow delivers around 9000 L milk a year. 100 USD/a/cow will raise the production costs for around a little above 1 USDcent/L. Negligible.
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by mharig 2y ago
Steering the blood flow has more usages. E.g. if you eat, the blood flow in the (peripheral) muscles is attenuated and in the stomac intensified. And it is possible to restrict the blood flow to wounded areas, which is beneficial in a fight
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by mharig 2y ago
One should not forget that cartilage has no arteria/vene system to provide nutrients to the cells and to rid them of the metabolic garbage. This is only done by passive diffusion, driven by compression/decompression of the e.g. di
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by mharig 2y ago
That is not how variables in Python work. Variable assignment is just name binding. This is clearly mentioned in every Python beginner tutorial I know of. Python code is a script. Follow the script and you know what Python does (with only a
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by mharig 2y ago
Yes. But I found the explanations of the GP a little misleading, especially the eager/lazy part.
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by mharig 2y ago
No. The code is completely consistent: the closures are different instances of a function that returns the value of 'number' at the moment it gets called. Not the value of 'number' when it gets created. And it gets calle
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by mharig 2y ago
There are a lot more places worth the visit in Bolivia, apart from the Yungas and Potosí. Salar de Uyuni, Sucre (especially the Indigenous Art and Textiles Museum), National Reserve Torotoro, Pantanal (the Bolivian part is better than the B
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by mharig 2y ago
Astonishing no commenter mentions that SQLite unleashes the power (and pain) of SQL for what were in ancient times dark binary blobs or obscure text formats. I.e. guaranteed consistency, easy versioning with better up/down compatibilit
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by mharig 2y ago
And do not forget the good old THC night vision enhancer. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03788... But also see this https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021
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by mharig 2y ago
Furthermore, RCTs just identify the substances that have positive effect on the largest subgroup of the studied group (which 'coincidently' is what the Pharma Mafia is most interested in). But we are all individuals, differing in
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by mharig 2y ago
Sorry. Copy'n'paste crap. But it should be obvious, and from the linked article clear, that it should be 3.21*10E-11.
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by mharig 2y ago
So you refer to a consensus of the thinking of one person? I estimate the probability that the virus is 100% of natural origin to 3.21 ×10−11. And I am backed by one widely ignored article: https://www.frontiersin.org/artic
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by mharig 2y ago
Who are the "actually qualified"?
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by mharig 2y ago
One can do this with the sqlite3 CLI tool.
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by mharig 2y ago
Not convinced. E.g. the DUV machines for sure are build to allow flexible multiple patterning. Some progress there may ramp up the yield significantly.
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by mharig 2y ago
Thanks for the info. Butare you sure they couldn't or cannot ramp up their yield? They bought a lot of TMSC knowledge in the last years.
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by mharig 2y ago
They can make 7 nm chips in quantity. And one or even 2 years ago there were fotos of a few exemplars of China made 5 nm chips floating around. Concerning smaller structures, I have the gut feeling that they instead want to go for optical c
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by mharig 2y ago
What the article does not mention: plastic packages. Microplastics transport themselves and a lot of potentially harmful substances directly into the tissue. And apart from food processing, a few years ago a study found that e.g. some moder
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by mharig 2y ago
There are a lot of cool and funny videos on YT about and around the HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) folks. Instructional are the vids of Blood and Iron.
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by mharig 2y ago
But it is possible to use e.g. Argon as an anesthetic. See e.g. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3996095/
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by mharig 2y ago
If you pay for it, you get excellent QA in China, too. It's a matter of demand, not capabilities.
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by mharig 2y ago
For sure Trolls who escaped the disc world.
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by mharig 2y ago
Just want to draw your attention to GNU poke, which might be a better solution for repetitive tasks. http://www.jemarch.net/poke.html
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by mharig 2y ago
Maybe. Maybe not. Search for the death rates in e.g. Switzerland and Germany.
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by mharig 2y ago
Maybe the Netties just consume more news and opinions from their favorite political idiocy, while the others have to face reality.
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by mharig 2y ago
I like the solution with the beatin' up more.
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by mharig 2y ago
The EPIC Oxford study showed that vegetarians are more likely to die from colon cancer than the control group, "health food buyers". But the effect canceled more or less out, because the health food buyers did die more often from
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by mharig 2y ago
Maybe epaper price tags are suitable. Not a badge, but maybe a start: https://hackaday.com/2022/08/05/e-paper-price-tags-combined-... Edit: more resources https://hackaday.com/2022/08&#x2
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by mharig 2y ago
What? The numbers from before the poisening are not useful, because of the poisoning? I asked for studies on the reliability of VAERS data about the Covid vaccines. RCTs are just one brick of the science building. And of the plenty you thin

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