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by phnofive 4y ago
Anti-tipping was also an important consideration due to the intense Bay Area winds against the sides of the cars.
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by phnofive 4y ago
A dip in the rate of orders being placed, often signifying some part of the checkout flow having slowed or broken.
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by phnofive 4y ago
Referenced previous discussion that this was going away from early June 2022, 167 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31698148
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by phnofive 4y ago
Had the same reaction - skipping prepositions and mashing the nouns into a trained interpretive mold. Guess I need to slow down.
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by phnofive 4y ago
I believe the hacked app itself did nothing more than freeze the cat's bluetooth if installed. However, the video they also published suggested the hacked app would enable the kind of behavior BLTZ was promoting, meaning no one would w
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by phnofive 4y ago
See today's FCC ruling^ which calls this out for your answer: "We conclude that grant of SpaceX’s requests for ESIM authorizations and Kepler’s request for ESV authority, including for operations in the 12.2-12.7 GHz band, as cond
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by phnofive 4y ago
Skipping to the conclusion, it also appears the FCC told DISH and RS Access to take a hike. Read the FCC document here: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DA-22-695A1.txt Possibly related SpaceX items from to
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Tried to make it a little more conventional and went abstract: they told him it couldn't be done he thought it a challenge but fun and got straight to work just one little quirk no light bulb can outshine the sun
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by phnofive 4y ago
(2013) Things have changed a little since then: https://github.com/golang/go/commits/master/src/runtime/netp... Nothing that changes the general model, that I can find anyway.
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> HEPA filters are good at capturing both particles smaller and larger than the 0.3 micron test standard That is due to MPPS - the only thing that matters is the actual reference particle size, not larger or smaller particles, as these a
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by phnofive 4y ago
Cited paper, it's quite short: https://academic.oup.com/cdn/article/6/Supplement_1/259/6606...
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> Data from 90,504 postmenopausal women, aged 50 to 79, over nearly 19 years of follow up [... showed that] women who consumed at least one sweetened drink per day were 73% more likely to develop liver cancer than women who had three or
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by phnofive 4y ago
I don't think the fifth amendment applies to videotape.
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by phnofive 4y ago
Off topic: this was posted and reposted four times in 2019 in a burst of three in March and two in June. The only one which hit was June 10, 2019. Well, as they say, second to last try is the charm.
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by phnofive 4y ago
There are three words that match - FOCAL, VOCAL, LOCAL - but of course you can't use 'V' in position one again, so that's a bug. There are two dictionaries, and the second contains 2309 entries which are found in the 129
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by phnofive 4y ago
The closest we've come to removing plaques, I should mention, is aducanumab, which does seem to reduce beta, but has little to no effect on even slowing cognitive decline, much less stopping or reversing it. Nonetheless, the FDA has ap
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by phnofive 4y ago
As far as I can tell, no therapy has been successful in removing or preventing specifically either or both of beta and tau amyloid without secondary effects that washed out any prospective benefit. The amyloid hypothesis is of course dispu
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by phnofive 4y ago
> cerebrovascular disease, by interacting with FMNL2, reduces the clearance of amyloid in the brain. Hopefully, this sets the stage for a targeted therapy which could finally test the amyloid beta theory: "When drugs that have been
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by phnofive 4y ago
> So far there are no diagnostic findings that would allow you to even say for sure that post-Covid even exists, biochemically. As suggested in every previous study. Is there even a way to measure the impact of survivor's guilt or w
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by phnofive 4y ago
Previously... 2010|63 comments|259 points| https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1709693 2018|72 comments|138 points| https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18375148
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by phnofive 4y ago
Caveats: - It's $25/mo., post-paid, not pro-rated - While Portability is active, your service is deprioritized - You can't use it in-motion, and you can only use it on the same continent as your station's permanent addre
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Starlink announces ‘Portability’ as an add-on for all customers(tesmanian.com)
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Yep, seems more like a cattle vs. pets question as retold. That may have been a newer concept at the time, so no amount of Socratic reasoning would get you there.
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Great write up. In your case, sounds like risk factors were relatively minor, but your blockage was severe - do you know of any efforts to increase proactive use of cardiac PET or other scans? I understand the typical stress test isn't
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by phnofive 4y ago
This exact line caught my attention as well - despite the author's attempts to mock the copywriter's optimism, they could sure turn a phrase.
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by phnofive 4y ago
First Sale doctrine - you needn't pay any licensing fees to rent out a purchased disc. Practically speaking, Blockbuster that was did have special arrangements with the studios, but this paved the way for Netflix to rent out DVDs with
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by phnofive 4y ago
Don't miss the 'past' link here; this was first submitted to HN just about five years ago to the day. Since then, what surprises me is that this project continues to be a useful, possibly necessary tool for measuring and tun
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by phnofive 4y ago
This is the same argument for any tax. Tollbooths, for example, have quantifiable deficiencies, but feel more fair... to some.
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by phnofive 4y ago
Perhaps seven thousand of them work on SRE and moderation, and the rest work on that infuriating 'See what's happening' doorslam which reminds me I need to write an extension or something to always use nitter instead. Anyway
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The lesson: "There is only one reason I will ever stop leaving that glass by the sink, and it’s a lesson I learned much too late: because I love and respect my partner, and it really matters to them." Others have pointed out the c

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