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by ohelabs 1y ago
> In the study, the researchers leveraged data from 1.1 million Swedish men who were conscripted for military service between the years 1972 and 1995 For anyone from the US reading this just throw it out… we eat significantly less health
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by ohelabs 2y ago
How does this not trigger an immediate investigation of this guy… he might not be wrong about approving it… but I would want to be dang sure he is not getting a kickback or some other misc benefit.
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by ohelabs 2y ago
Love how all the initial comments on this are about how these parents are going to massively influence their children’s future by not _making_ them do multiple “extracurriculars”… TBH YOU ARE THE PROBLEM-> gamification of their life is w
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by ohelabs 4y ago
To me, this is hard to understand. There used to be a saying “right tool for the right job” and I’m sure when Ford released the model T lots of people said “horses can do X while automobiles can not” This is a step … where basically 9 month
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by ohelabs 4y ago
Check out https://ghost.org/pricing/ it’s exactly what you are asking for.
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by ohelabs 4y ago
The problem starts when ads are significantly louder than the rest of the content in order to be an "ear catcher"..... Now radio is much better than other forms of media (looking at you cable... and now some streaming services tha
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by ohelabs 5y ago
This is anti trust because it’s probably in violation of the sherman act and price fixing. The anti trust laws are designed to prevent monopolies and promote competition… as Amazon is acting as the market here and simultaneously fixing pric
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Ask HN: Any engineers or editors having issues with Open CL on Windows lately?
2 points by ohelabs 5y ago|0 comments
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by ohelabs 5y ago
When an article starts out with an capricious question “ Could this Sensor Kill Standalone Cameras Completely?” The answer is always A big NO… furthermore technology advances they are bringing dual pixel af, which cannon has had for years.
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by ohelabs 6y ago
That animation is pretty cool, never seen it on that level before. I knew that soap ate through (destroyed) the lipid layers and that’s why it’s such an effective disinfectant (as almost everything has a fatty lipid layer to protect/co
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I Use Film: a history and hobby(blog.ohelabs.com)
2 points by ohelabs 6y ago|0 comments
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Redundancy, Backups, and RAID: The story of lost data and downtime(ghost.ohelabs.com)
1 points by ohelabs 6y ago|0 comments
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by ohelabs 6y ago
One of my first blog posts; Tell me what you think... or if you find any spelling errors.
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The Covid-19 Kill-Chain: How working in cybersecurity helped me understand Covid(ghost.ohelabs.com)
1 points by ohelabs 6y ago|1 comments
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by ohelabs 6y ago
That’s definitely an improvement and a cheap solution. I always have to remind people of offsite backups... I had to learn the hard way and I’ve now migrated to Backblaze for one of my backup copies for my cold data .
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by ohelabs 6y ago
“ For redundancy, I am backing up my computers to 2 separate network storage devices.” Hopefully he understands that this is not a true backup....he’s basically created a more complex RAID 1 running two NAS... For example a flood, a House f
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by ohelabs 6y ago
That’s assuming many things... including that countries actually shutdown. It’s also assuming the 2nd wave is bad and there’s not enough partial herd immunity to slow it down and assuming we don’t have a better treatment course or even a va
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by ohelabs 6y ago
Neat... While Odroid has been around for a little bit offering an alternative to RPi the issue is always support and adoption. A lot projects are built on RPi and porting them over to other platforms while sometimes easy other times adds an
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by ohelabs 6y ago
Well for a multitude of reasons.... First it’s on the 2.4 GHz band...which is quite busy as a significant number of devices, and protocols use that band including WiFi, Microwave ovens, baby monitors, and etc. The Bluetooth spec as done a l