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by novia 2y ago
https://openasteroidimpact.org/
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by novia 2y ago
Some people get bleeding gums when they floss, which would introduce the PFAS directly to the bloodstream..
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by novia 2y ago
Is the idea for these sensors to be very temporary? Human skin is constantly flaking off, and it's supposed to do that, as defense against infection. > The bioelectronic fibres, which are repairable, can be simply washed away when t
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by novia 2y ago
The great betrayal of the cybersecurity field is that when they talk about playing capture the flag, they don't mean it.
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by novia 2y ago
Kanka is better imo
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by novia 2y ago
It was Monday. He travels back to his home for the weekend. During the weekdays he stays close to work by sleeping in his car. It is unfortunately something that many people in Silicon Valley do to avoid rush hour traffic.
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by novia 2y ago
They rate limited it at some point later in the day. The rate limiting applied to all the other OpenAI models also, but none of the non-OpenAI models. Just another data point of validation.
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What Happened to the Flipper One?(xda-developers.com)
2 points by novia 2y ago|1 comments
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by novia 3y ago
There is actually phrasing in a lot of government funding terms and conditions which obligate the receiver to buy things Made in America. The place I saw it was in the SBA loans that were given out during COVID.
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by novia 3y ago
The gut microbiota shouldn't be affected by antibiotics delivered via IV.
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by novia 3y ago
Can we force the evolution of nitrogen fixing organelles in plants like soybeans, which can already fix nitrogen through symbiosis, by knocking out a couple of genes in the nitrogen fixing bacteria to force it to become more reliant on its
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Breakthrough in prime number theory demonstrates primes can be predicted(phys.org)
7 points by novia 3y ago|1 comments
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What Google's New AI Fruit Fly Can Teach Us about Real Behavior(scientificamerican.com)
3 points by novia 3y ago|0 comments
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by novia 3y ago
It's common, but stupid. Button mushrooms contain a known carcinogen for rats, agaritine, which is easily broken down when they are cooked. Many other mycotoxins in other mushrooms are rendered inert by cooking as well. https:/&#
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by novia 3y ago
Never eat raw mushrooms... ever. Lesson one of my mushroom identification class.
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by novia 3y ago
Friedrich Nietzsche might disagree
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by novia 3y ago
We can use the excess production to do other things, like desalinate water.
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by novia 3y ago
Since this has not been mentioned in the comments yet, this article is asserting that it is a failing of the men in societies where women are highly educated that keeps the birthrate down. The women want to contribute to the workforce after
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by novia 3y ago
Recently I've been listening to the song "Time and I" by Jukebox the Ghost on this very topic.
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by novia 3y ago
> For those of you who have never dealt with an emotional reaction to a desk move, you’re probably confused. This article makes me angry. Anyone who would be confused by this does not belong in management because they do not understand p
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by novia 3y ago
Why not just remove the subsidies for domestic flights that are 2.5 hours away by train instead of banning them?
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by novia 3y ago
It is often cheaper in the US to fly than to take the train. If it is the same in Spain, it might have been price conscious consumers.
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by novia 3y ago
Signal originally marketed itself as an application to replace sms texting. People put more personal information into their sms chats than they do into a discord chat or email typically. Every other chat application I use on the desktop has
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by novia 3y ago
Personal computers are big. They don't fit in your pocket. They don't lock when you hit a small button on the side. They are often shared. Your argument about locking down the whole computer is brought up every time someone wants
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by novia 3y ago
Ugh. I shouldn't have even mentioned the feds. This isn't threat actor level stuff. The thing that bothers me is that if I let a non-technical user onto my computer to do something like write an essay for school, they might stumbl
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by novia 3y ago
Basically, Signal Desktop is a gaping security hole. That's why I said only the thinnest possible level of security.
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by novia 3y ago
If anyone wants to help me add the thinnest layer of security possible to the signal desktop app please reach out to me. It needs the option to use a pin to unlock, like, yesterday. As it stands, if you let someone use your computer and you
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by novia 3y ago
The first part was interesting, but, the video title is misleading because they spend the last part of the video talking about using guns
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by novia 3y ago
This makes me think of the gates at shinto shrines called torii. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torii
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by novia 3y ago
yes. there are dozens of us.

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