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Dental implant while costly are wonderful if you have sufficiently dense jawbone, they feel like a real teeth. My dentist also told me that tooth extraction is a last-ditch effort. But that come sooner than you would like; after one rounds
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You are not alone !
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>... reaping all the benefits that go with better overall brain function: financial, social, career, creative... Have all that yet I was an heavy cannabis user from 14 to 40. The reason I stopped is that I developed Cannabis hyperemesis
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https://web.archive.org/web/20230731154319/https://socialist...
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July 2023 set to be worlds hottest month on record(theweathernetwork.com)
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For a complete but not up to date guide have a look at https://tldp.org/LDP/nag2/index.html . And for more up-to-date but less complete guide https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Network_configura
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I think that you could move those bits to destroy them somewhere else but what I got from pezezin post is that there are many order of improvement to achieve before that loss becomes significant enough to warrant the incredible complexity
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I apologize, I couldn't not resist to the occasion of being technically correct. I should also have stated that a superconductors based CPU would be incredibly cool figuratively and physically!
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Superconductivity is not enough for a cpu that doesn't generate heat, you would need a cpu built of reversible logic gate. Thermodynamics requires that when you destroy a bit of information you generate at least 2.9×10−21 J. It's
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in context it appears to mean BitTorrent
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You could start by doing an io board for one of your stm32 board. You start by doing the schematic in kicad eeschema, debug on the breadboard and then you route the actual pcb in kicad pcbnew. There are a lot of tutorial on YouTube on how t
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nice work! , I will post mine : https://m__nick.gitlab.io/l-systems/#Algle here is the grammar: Pattern Production : 0123456789 draw a line [ push turtle state ] pop turtle state + turn angle - turn -angl
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the network "hat" use to be a full blown ESP8266, an mcu that is a lot more powerful than the arduino Uno !
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systemd configuration lookups are lightweights and straightforward compared to ansible variables lookups rules : -- Understanding variable precedence Ansible does apply variable precedence, and you might have a use for it. Here is the
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I also get anxious before my therapy session and frequently feel drained afterwards but I found it to be quite beneficial and it gave me tools to deal with the existential dread that come with living with a partner who has metastatic breast
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In tcl strings are first class citizens as everything in tcl is a basically a string.
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The public utility in question also export to other markets, do you expect them to subsidies electricity consumption in Ontario and New-York ? As a Québécois I prefer it that way, even if a small part of my electricity bill is used as a dis
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If a disease at a certain well defined stage has a 100% fatality rate after 6 months, why would you need a double blind trial if some patients are still alive 1 year after taking your drug ? The causality is pretty clear and while you might
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reflection seems almost dead but there are 2 papers listed on Herb's summary that directly relate to safety: P2530 hazaerd pointers https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2023/
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Thank you, I did not know about those PLC, it's incredible what you can obtain for that price.
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fractional exponents don't work like that, for example x^½ is the square root of x. You probably meant 10^-1 !
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I use an stm32f103 as an io extender for my esp32-a1s, they cost about 2$ per board and the chip programmer cost about 10$. I use I2C to communicate between the esp32 and the stm32. I do my development in VSCode using platformio with the Ar
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I was diagnosed with ADD as an adult. My poor impulse control was a major cause of my anxiety and depression. It took a lot of time to receive the diagnosis because I wasn't disruptive in class and my grades were normal. However, when
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You can't know until you start... My wife was driving herself to the chemo and she was shopping afterwards. However the nurse said that her experience was quite exceptional, peoples are usually floored by Taxol. During radiations she
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Those F# candidates would have been be better to use C# to do the adhoc data wrangling and F# for algorithmic part of the program.
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Bureaucracy: Success at achieving goals => budget gets increased Failure to achieve goals => budget gets increased
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Is there a way to add programming ligatures to an existing font, similar to how Nerd Font patches existing fonts to add useful terminal glyphs like the Powerline symbols¹? I would love to have a ligatured version of that font https:/&
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I am not qualified to says if he surpasses him but I am pretty sure that Fabrice Bellard is at least his equal.
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I really like your reference numbering scheme!
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What are those other solution ? Nuclear, in my opinion, is the only solution that doesn't require the developed world to lower it's standard of living.

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