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by phyzome 7y ago
Some surprising names on that list. Mike Godwin?
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by phyzome 7y ago
I use it all the time! I do really messy stuff locally, and then I rebase to organize it into commits that tell a story, which makes it easier for reviewers (and archaeologists, such as me in 5 months) to understand. Most common pattern: Co
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by phyzome 7y ago
That list is missing a level zero: "It already does, you just haven't found it yet." (Not applicable here, mind you.)
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by phyzome 7y ago
Well... with sea level rise, and changing pressure due to ice sheets melting (crust rebound), I would expect seismic and volcanic activity. Probably more of a polar thing, though?
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by phyzome 7y ago
There's a metric called something like "estimated years of life lost" based on mortality rate by age and life expectancy, but you'd also want to factor in individual life expectancy—a lot of the people dying from this
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by phyzome 7y ago
Kind of weird title. Of all the private air forces, one has to be the most advanced. And it will be owned by somebody . I guess the title is saying that it's specifically a male adult?
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by phyzome 7y ago
Also consider: - For some websites (e.g. government) it is important not to "lose" even 1% of the potential userbase -- it's another type of accessibility - For some websites, IE 11 usage will be considerably more than 1% in
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by phyzome 7y ago
If you mix bleach with just about any other cleaning chemical, you get chlorine gas, or chloroform, or some other nasty chlorine-based poisonous fumes. (though not mustard gas)
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by phyzome 7y ago
Worked on Firefox on Linux for me.
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by phyzome 7y ago
If their Privacy Policy doesn't say they won't sell or distribute call metadata or contents, I have to assume they will . If they want to update their Privacy Policy to make that clearer, I would encourage that. (And hashed email
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by phyzome 7y ago
Strong words from a dormant project.
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by phyzome 7y ago
1/5th to 1/20th of a micron, though. :-)
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by phyzome 7y ago
They can't just say "hey, we're publishing this, and this is now prior art" so no one can patent it in the future? (Is this a difference between the US and EU patent systems?)
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by phyzome 7y ago
For NYT, put https://archive.is/ in front of the URL.
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by phyzome 7y ago
Then you've used a worse randomness source.
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by phyzome 7y ago
Low risk? The Kendall Square area of Cambridge is the very center of the outbreak in the Boston area. That's where MIT is, and where the Biogen headquarters are. Many MIT students will later be discovered to have been exposed, and th
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by phyzome 7y ago
Yep! And here's a mini guide I wrote to building a SQLite DB that queries in sub-millisecond time: https://gist.github.com/timmc/df5fbb6e069fb8c1c4e181a29930ac... I didn't bother with using binary keys, and j
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by phyzome 7y ago
And how did you arrive at that conclusion? Reverse image lookup to find other things written by the same person seemed the most promising, but I did not find anything within 2 minutes. :-)
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by phyzome 7y ago
2% means 1 in 50 people. How many people do you know? How about people who are a friend of a friend? What is that number divided by 50? In all likelihood, within a year, several people you know will die of covid-19. (Also note that the effe
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by phyzome 7y ago
« We are not aware of any reports at this time of human illnesses that suggest COVID-19 can be transmitted by food or food packaging. » Given the number of illnesses that can be transmitted by indirect contact, including cases of sick food
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by phyzome 7y ago
I suppose it depends on whether you look at total killed or percent killed. The Black Death might have had a higher total body count, but smallpox hitting the Americas had a massive mortality rate, something like 50% or higher.
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by phyzome 7y ago
That's only true assuming: 1) Food only consists of highly perishable produce, and 2) People are unwilling to make substitutions or otherwise change their eating or cooking plans. No one's gonna die from a supply chain outage of p
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by phyzome 7y ago
Victimless? Hah! Tell that to my young daughter who had a birthday package from her grandparents stolen, containing homemade cookies and some nice clothing. "Hello Amazon? Yes, I'd like to get a refund on the package that my mom s
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by phyzome 7y ago
They sure can! You can do an experiment with a paper towel hanging over the side of a bucket that has water in it. Check out how quickly it clogs up.
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by phyzome 7y ago
I'm not sure what the point would be of cameras inside my house, or of being able to watch any part of my property remotely. If I'm home, I'm home. If I'm not, I'm not, and there's little I can do about anythin
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by phyzome 7y ago
Amazon doesn't allow multiple U2F. D-:
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by phyzome 7y ago
NearlyFreeSpeech.net does something kind of like that. It costs money to raise any support ticket (you have to have a special support subscription) but you get refunded your "support points" if it turned out to be a problem on t
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by phyzome 7y ago
Depending on your water supply, this design may fill up very quickly with mineral deposits and stop wicking.
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by phyzome 7y ago
I would think this would function better as a hat than a bracelet.
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by phyzome 7y ago
This seems false on its face. Surely that would be a straightforward experiment.

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