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mreiner
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mreiner
2y ago
I had to scan some historic books and papers for a research project and tried a couple desktop apps and python libraries. Still the Android scan to document worked better, so I just photographed all pages which was faster, then wrote an uns
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mreiner
2y ago
Cool project! Around that topic I can also recommend a channel of this engineer (switch to auto-translate): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv0s6TgwbJg Paraphrased: - push-pull ventilation is easy to install and comparative
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mreiner
4y ago
Interesting reports of individuals turning their life upside down. Just don't understand how they account for confounders and seem to make carbs responsible for everything that went wrong before their transition. But since sometimes it
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mreiner
4y ago
I like your concept, can imagine it to look quite aesthetic. Consider you need to create a fair pressure gradient between the two sides of the filter and it needs to be higher the more the filter clogs up. AFAIK radial fans are more efficie
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mreiner
4y ago
From what I understood about how the system works in most European countries: A test has a specific sensitivity and a rate of false positives. So for screening (CT in this case) you would want a high sensitivity and low cost, while the fals
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mreiner
4y ago
Starting an article with an emotional war picture makes me sceptical of the authors intentions. IMHO he shrugs of the main issues without discussing in on the technical level you would expect for the risks involved here. He basically argues
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4y ago
Interesting details brought up here about location specifics. At least in Zurich most ads contain an address. I fed it to google maps api to get the time by bike to my workplace which gave us some cheaper options we wouldn't have consi