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by pkaye 2y ago
I think it can be done per waste water treatment plant.
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They are still able to import and export goods from around the world. Even US has exported goods to them (more than Canada or Mexico.) Its just that US doesn't import much from them. https://oec.world/en/profile&#x
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by pkaye 2y ago
Patents only last 20 years in most countries. Design patents for 15 years in US (I think 25 years in EU.) Mickey Mouse has be around for a lot longer than that.
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> This vaguely reminds me of that classic "Americans will eventually do the right thing after thoroughly exploring all the alternatives" quote. Apparently this quote originates from another quote that didn't refer to any s
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This company makes organ transport boxes that circulate blood through the organs and control temperature. Many transplant center in the US are using it. https://www.transmedics.com/ocs-hcp/
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by pkaye 2y ago
Lot of newspapers in the US used to rely on money through classified ads but that was taken over by Craigslist. https://www.minnpost.com/business/2014/02/how-craigslist-kil...
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by pkaye 2y ago
I had stigma before getting my hearing aids. I thought the hearing aids would be easy for others to see plus often the perception is that only elderly people get hearing aids. But the reality is that most people don't easily notice you
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I have tinnitus and hearing loss. I've found that wearing the hearing aids itself silences the tinnitus. I've read that the hearing aids add enough of the background noise back so your auditory system is stimulated and tinnitus is
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by pkaye 2y ago
How long can renters go without paying their rent in those countries?
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by pkaye 2y ago
Just give a new title "Software CEO" and then there is no liability to worry about and you get paid a lot more.
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by pkaye 2y ago
There are many small dams that are at end of life and no longer worth replacing. The company that owned this dam was in favor of removing it.
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I think something similar happened in British Columbia. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/29/british-columb...
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There is a Golang based CAS that follows the Mathematica language which makes use of Rubi for integration. https://github.com/corywalker/expreduce
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That is something the government could fix by requiring these companies to check the applicants are permitted in the country through some government supplied means.
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Doesn't Russia launch from Baikonur Cosmodrome which is nowhere near the ocean. So maybe China doesn't mind it.
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Why isn't there a launch site in Spain. Its more closer to the equator than what Russia uses in Kazakhstan.
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by pkaye 2y ago
Is the LMAX disruptor just a ring buffer? Anything else special about it?
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California does maintain a list of prop 65 chemicals so you can compare against that list. https://oehha.ca.gov/proposition-65/proposition-65-list
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One thing I found was if you give a image of a nutrition label to ChatGPT, it could extract all the nutrition information into a text format like JSON. I was thinking of using that to automate my daily nutrition tracking I do for health rea
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I used to live near Urban Ore when I was younger and in the early 90s managed to find some old video game systems like the Fairchild Channel F, Intellivision and others for pretty cheap. Played them a bit and then sold them on the newsgroup
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by pkaye 2y ago
Isn't the claim most of the medical research is funded by governments so they should have control of what should be prioritized?
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They include a blood pressure cuff with the watch. https://aktiia.com/uk/blood-pressure-monitor
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This believe this blood pressure watch has been approved in a few European countries. It requires you to calibrate against the normal approach every month. I think they are trying to get it approved in the US by next year. https:/&#x2
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When I was a dialysis patient with frequent office visits, I've had the same experiences myself. Two things I've ended up doing is get to the hospital 30 minutes early, sit in a quiet area and relax till 10 minutes before the appt
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They are basically working with a non-profit Civica Rx. But this project was underway before California was involved. https://civicarx.org/ https://www.civicainsulin.org/
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How much do those Nordic controllers cost? Are the as affordable as the RP2350?
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Its not going to be cheaper than training more dentists in those countries.
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The Russians eventually ended up using the same pen that NASA did. It pen was developed by a private company and sold to both of them at $2.39/ea.
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NASA JPL had selected Microchip and SiFive for making RISC-V SoC for future space missions so they probably planned to make similar chips for commercial customers. The one for JPL would be a RAD hardened versions.
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> ...repealing jus soli and all the other racist dogwhistles. Australia did the exact thing. Switch from Jus Soli to Jus Sanguinis. Some Jus Sanguinis countries have switched to some hybrid system that allows legal immigrants to get citi

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