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10y ago
In the sharing paradigm it is Tesla, or a large fleet service, who owns all the vehicles. In that case they have their own battery swapping sites and they own all of the batteries. Fairness only come into play if you are assuming private ow
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11y ago
Come to Chicago. In the lobby of my building (granted 40 floors of concrete) I can get any of no signal, 2g, 3g, or LTE - in the same spot minutes apart.
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11y ago
It is a question of cognitive load. If you turn wifi off and on you need to _remember_ to turn it on when you are in an "I want to use wifi" zone. If you forget then you end up using your data plan. You could use a geofencing app
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11y ago
Yes, but the title implies that they will stop using or supporting webhooks. A more accurate title would be "Handling Dropped Webhooks"
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11y ago
All correct, but again, most of this is towards the outward cultural expression of sex. The Kinsey Reports were about sexual practice, and while they may have been a huge shock, my point was that the practice of sex was largely similar in t
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11y ago
The _representation of sex on film_ was different in the 50s and the 90s. The act of sex was largely identical.
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11y ago
While I don't agree with the abstract, I have to disagree with you as well. Men who have had a vasectomy can still have sperm removed for use in an artificial insemination process. In the vast majority of cases sex does not change at a
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11y ago
It would be nice to be able to back up a question. It was pretty funny, but having to start over every time to check out the whole decision tree was a bit tedious.
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11y ago
While the sentiment that is needs more verification is accurate, there are not thousands of teams in this context. ATLAS and CMS are the 2 general purpose detectors at the Large Hadron Collider - they are the only teams/detectors in th
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11y ago
An anecdote is not data, but I actually did have this happen. I did a 15 minute phone chat talking about the job and a week later had a one hour online live coding session. Two weeks later, with no more contact I had a formal job offer lett
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11y ago
gmail actually is set up to handle this. You can append +<text> to an address to create a targeted one-off (so if your address is me@gmail.com, you could do me+site1spam@gmail.com) Of course you then have to set up a filter on the gma
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11y ago
The simple answer is that you don't. A bad actor with a success rate of >0% is successful. A website with a protection rate of <100% is a failure. The unbalanced economic underpinnings (cheap to attack, expensive to protect) alon
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11y ago
This is very cool. I'm just starting to get into synths myself. Anybody who wants to take a deep dive into synths should take a look at the Synth Secrets series [0] from Sound on sound. ~60 articles on what synth is and how it works in
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11y ago
A number of people on the play store are dinging Selfie for requiring users to write their name on the copyright page of their books for free/discount ebooks. I am also not a fan of writing in (most) books, but I assume (and will try t
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11y ago
I thought this would be about analytics visualization dashboard with little real estate (500px). Had no idea that 500px was a company name.
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11y ago
I see a little cognitive dissonance here. If part of the role is to "Evaluate and identify appropriate technology platforms (including web application frameworks and the deployment stack)" why require Rails instead of experience w
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11y ago
If you require the job to be on-site, it would be helpful to indicate where you are located.
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12y ago
It would lower to energy input to the lower, opaque panel. The transparent panel would "soak up" the infrared and ultraviolet energy first. The lower would only have access to visible light energy.
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12y ago
Sadly, the EMR is not made for your surgeons - it is made for the people doing billing. EMRs are good at capturing the data that is needed to get as many dollars as possible from insurance companies. It is only recently that quality of care
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13y ago
Except it's not. Those image loads start to bring a heavy memory hit. It especially stinks on mobile browsers.