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by pkaye 5y ago
Aaron Collins on YouTube tests a lot of the masks widely available in the market for filtration and pressure tests. He compiles a Google docs sheet of his findings. https://www.youtube.com/user/coll0412/videos
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by pkaye 5y ago
I remember back in the late 80s the SF BART stations used to have terminals for something similar to Minitel. It had crude color vector graphics and a menu based system. A little sluggish to since it was probably using modems. Mainly just B
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by pkaye 5y ago
Not all states have a lower tipped wages though. Also should fast food workers get tipped?
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by pkaye 5y ago
An autoimmune disease called IgA nephropathy.
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by pkaye 5y ago
I'm doing at-home PD dialysis. At-home is generally best if people can manage it.
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by pkaye 5y ago
Yup, I'm a kidney dialysis patient waiting 6 years on the list. In theory I'm approaching the front of the list but they still need to make sure I get good compatibility so who knows. I've know people who have waited for 8-10
907.
by pkaye 5y ago
As a kidney dialysis patient who is 6 year in the waiting list, I know the wait times have been slowly creeping up. Any bridging solution to reduce need for dialysis or even better forms of dialysis would be welcome. Despite the anti reject
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by pkaye 5y ago
Only one instrument the MIRI needs active cooling. Rest is all passive cooling. It has a closed loop cooling system so it will not run out of refrigerant. Once it runs out of fuel it will eventually drift out the L2 point and might lose ori
909.
by pkaye 5y ago
There are a couple of instruments that are passively cooled but one instrument the MIRI needs active cooling down to 6.7K.
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by pkaye 5y ago
They have a tool called APT that lets the researcher define the parameters of the experiment (target object, instrument settings, time, etc) and the software will find an open time slot which can meet those parameters. Then it goes through
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by pkaye 5y ago
A couple of interesting links I've found so far on the technology of the telescope. https://www.jwst.nasa.gov/content/observatory/ote/mirrors/in... https://www.stsci.edu/~idash/
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by pkaye 5y ago
Would you say the same about potatoes, peppers and tomatoes which originated in the Americas.
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by pkaye 5y ago
Sonoma county is right next to US Davis which is big on agriculture research.
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by pkaye 5y ago
Why do you have GreatestCommonDenominator and GCD in that function name?
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by pkaye 5y ago
Seems like you just need an job aggregator that skips particular companies you dislike.
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by pkaye 5y ago
It's astounding to watch businesses just demand workers without the willingness to pay what the free market demands. Some of those restaurant workers upskilled to better jobs so don't expect them to go back to lower paying jobs if
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by pkaye 5y ago
I live in SF bay area and I can build a accessory structure of 150SF or smaller without a permit.
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by pkaye 5y ago
That is also the case in my area of the US. The wooden structure must be a certain distance from the house, fence, etc. However smaller structure don't need a permit so people just ignore the rules if space is tight. And some areas don
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by pkaye 5y ago
High power consumption though at 5 watts and even more at warmup.
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by pkaye 5y ago
> Is the US energy reserve in a potentially worse position by releasing this amount? Its 2M out of around 600M barrels in reserve. The reserves are filled when the oil prices are low.
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by pkaye 5y ago
We used to use ARM proprietary C compilers at my last job doing firmware. Every time a compiler bug was fixed in one version to the next a new one was introduced. So we ended up sticking with a particular version that worked well and keep e
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by pkaye 5y ago
Yes there is small claims courts in the US but I think cross state lawsuits may not work in all situations. So if you are from California and are suing for an incident that happened in Texas, you would have to go the small claims court in
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by pkaye 5y ago
It would be 180 to 210 days from launch. There is a lot of calibration work for the mirrors along with cooling the telescope down.
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by pkaye 5y ago
There are lots of interesting tools and information on the Space Telescope Institute website to browse through. I'm guessing you can get the decoded data as its received. https://www.stsci.edu/jwst/science-executio
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by pkaye 5y ago
Seems like California, North Dakota and Oklahoma are the ones that don't allow non-compete clauses. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-compete_clause
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by pkaye 5y ago
Here is Wikipedia article on non compete clauses. Seems like they are quite common everywhere with various restrictions. Amazingly North Dakota and Oklahoma also have a total ban in non-completes along with California. https://en
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by pkaye 5y ago
Don't forget about the Ogallala reservoir in the mid west. http://duwaterlawreview.com/crisis-on-the-high-plains-the-lo...
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by pkaye 5y ago
Liam Neeson's deep fake voice has a weird stutter when he speaks. https://fakeyou.com/tts/result/TR:twwgqfh2432z2sq1e1k1ek4340...
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by pkaye 5y ago
To make an infrared telescope significantly better they need it in an orbit not facing the sun always. But other types of lower cost projects might be feasible.
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by pkaye 5y ago
My finger tip got pinched under a lid and a small chunk was torn off but somehow it all healed with matching fingerprints that blends in.

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