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by mohaine 2y ago
Isn't this the exact opposite of what you want security wise? To even read the most basic project metadata (project name, version, deps, ... ), you have to run arbitrary in project code. So you have to do a code review of the project
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by mohaine 2y ago
At least for the Pfizer study, no Covid-19–associated deaths were observed in the study or control groups so this says more about COVID and the study than about the vaccine itself. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.
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by mohaine 3y ago
Wipers in on the stick or a dedicated button if a stickless version. Why not use that? It also brings up the selector on the screen if it the automation doesn't kick in after the manual trigger.
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by mohaine 3y ago
Yes. Without even thinking about it.
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by mohaine 3y ago
These are not cryogenic so something is probably possible but this would add extra weight/mass. You do not want extra weight on your rocket. Every bit of non-fuel weight you add means you have to add extra fuel, and the extra fuel to c
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by mohaine 3y ago
Even better, just drop the person name entirely.
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by mohaine 3y ago
I'm pretty sure the families of the 38k people who died in car crashes last year (US alone) would disagree with this not changing the human experience at it's core.
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by mohaine 3y ago
They call it Highway forty after Us 40, which was its pre interstate name. Personally never heard it called fardy, other than in jest but we do like to have local ways to pronounce things. Exhibit a: https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x
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by mohaine 3y ago
I think you dropped a zero there.
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by mohaine 3y ago
Is it an excellent large-scale stationary energy store though? I mean, it seems like it should be but * Hydrogen really likes to leak. * Hydrogen breaks down the container holding it over time. * Hydrogen is very low density. This means yo
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by mohaine 3y ago
Physical controls are just inputs to some computer in the car. The risk of a reboot is still there and I'm guessing on many newer cars, the computer the physical controls is wired to is actually the same one that controls the touch sc
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by mohaine 3y ago
That is covered in the paper. Was there a flaw in their control process?
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by mohaine 3y ago
The question I have is ac part of why we are fatter?
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by mohaine 3y ago
From Google: Model 3: 3,862 to 4,048 lbs Audi S3: 3,527 lbs 9-14% seems comparable IMO and worst case roughly half he mentioned 1000 lbs.
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by mohaine 3y ago
This really isn't a new idea as this is how most legumes get their nitrogen. It is new to find it naturally in corn (a grass) but the idea of moving this from legumes to grasses has long been a dream. The video of the natural form of
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by mohaine 3y ago
It really just depends on what you mean by non-blocking I/O. Most node code I see in the wild is just a simple `await loadData()` which doesn't block the main node thread but does block that code flow until the data returns. This
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by mohaine 3y ago
Sweet'n'Low doesn't contain aspartame. It is Saccharin.
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by mohaine 3y ago
World status doesn’t mater as this is North America only. Volkswagen doesn’t have a chance and tbh, I doubt they care that much. They certainly didn’t care enough to make electrify America good.
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by mohaine 3y ago
The consumer is paying for slight sound improvement and the prestige of owning the nicer pair. You may not think it is worth the extra money but apparently it is for some. This is no different then offering coupons to more ‘cost sensitive’
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by mohaine 3y ago
It is, until the GIL bites you in the ass. As it is you get different behavior if your call is calling out to external code vs being pure python. Note that you really don't know if a random function call is python or wrapping externa
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by mohaine 3y ago
The main reason is that Rust is the first new systems language in a long time. That no big players owned it helped as well. Go and C# are not systems languages. Maybe a stretch goal at best.
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by mohaine 3y ago
On an AS400 you wouldn't even get a dev stack. Well, unless you wanted to pay IBM for 2 of them. Dev on production is the name of the game for most AS400 shops.
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by mohaine 3y ago
This is federal law and could really be from any concerned citizen. It could be locals but is just as likely to be groups that have never even been to south Texas.
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by mohaine 4y ago
I recently switched back from AMD -> Nvidia and couldn't be happier. Other than some issues with an inadvertent install blocking the kernel module it has been pretty much flawless.
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by mohaine 4y ago
This is covered by Huberman. Our night vision is ~3x more sensitive to blue light than red, probably because starlight has more blue. Blue light is ~2.5 worse for keeping us up but would actually be better if turned it way down like the
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by mohaine 4y ago
Have you done a google search for a usbc hub? The first result is 25$ but will solve your problem.
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by mohaine 4y ago
Pretty much every JSON parser in java does this by default. Why? Because they were all written before Optional existed. I have to agree with the Optional hate. I loved it in Scala but after a few months on Kotlin I don't think I can
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by mohaine 4y ago
It was patented by Intellectual Ventures so was probably never going to be a real product. When the patent expires maybe someone will touch it.
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by mohaine 4y ago
I'm in the same place. I would love to upgrade mine to chrome os just for the battery life.
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by mohaine 4y ago
I’m pretty sure lot of gasses would, just not the natural ones. CFCs and many other man made gasses have no viable non-alive natural sources.

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