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ramraj07
3y ago
Is it still the case though? I am very picky about my chargers nowadays, doesn’t take much savvy to realize a top of the line charger will juice your phone much faster than some freebie. Unless you’re handing out multiport anker GaN charger
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3y ago
What’s the best quality t shirt money can buy now?
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3y ago
Which one? Searched through the first three pages of HN and I’m deadly curious!
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3y ago
The simpler thing to do seems to regulate helium use in birthday balloons.. not a hard choice between life saving diagnostics and large numerically shaped balloons..
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3y ago
Which of those three tools works best on GitHub? Ideally without paying (not that I mind paying but it’s impossible to get the approval for some niche tool like this)
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3y ago
Likely neither. Myc and p53 are these mythical whales that people have been trying to tame for many decades and nothing has happened. Nothing likely ever will. This would probably be the ten thousandth medium impact paper on myc in history
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3y ago
“1200 seems too high for a phone, so I bought a raspberry Pi and attached a 4G module now I can make calls and browse the internet”…
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3y ago
Good. While this presenteistic witch hunt looks like a bit much, I feel finding and shaming plagiarists is a great idea. I’ve known a few from my academic life including some of the smartest people I worked with. Thus it’s no measure of int
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3y ago
I thought you posted “Can a biologist fix a radio?” It’s also very pertinent to this topic: https://www.cell.com/cancer-cell/pdf/S1535-6108(02)00133-2.p...
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3y ago
It’s not clear what exactly the profile of these people is. The article says they’re paying their way but also that they’ll be doing experiments?
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3y ago
Your definition of cash out needs to include not ever paying for anything else even in btc.
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3y ago
Isn’t it true that ice does not heat up in even a regular microwave though?
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3y ago
I don’t remember Google solving world hunger either?
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3y ago
Google was like this before they identified the ad firehose. Facebook didn’t find its own profits until way after IPO. Thats not the correct answer. It was that they were instantly truly successful without being blatantly exploitative (whic
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3y ago
I don’t understand how it’s a hard floor though. Is there a contractual limit when you get a funding round?
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3y ago
If nothing he says is fundamentally wrong, why not let this narrative be around. More people than not have a distaste in science nowadays and it’s beneficial to have multiple perspectives as long as they’re not scientifically inaccurate.
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3y ago
My mother’s doctors do similar things - partly because they have internalized the “cultural impossibility” of old Asians to cut carbs and if someone says they are cutting carbs, according to their experience it’s often a lie. It’s also poss
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3y ago
Exercise is probably the most important thing you could do! Hope you’re able to stick to it and improve! The other thing that helps me is cutting off sugar - not carbs or starch just actual sweet sugar. In coffees and desserts. Makes me eat
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3y ago
You prescribed cutting sugars so that you can eat cake again, I’m confused.
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3y ago
So what makes you an authority in defining what’s a scientific field? Care to share some actual data?
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3y ago
> Your post-money valuation is a hard floor on your sale price > Punctuated by fielding calls from confused angel investors. Can someone ELIE - explain it like I’m an engineer?
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3y ago
There was a bestof Reddit post about some automotive expert who worked on designing headlights who put a large passage about why lights look brighter. I felt that it was just a large gaslighting exercise in the end lol.
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3y ago
LGs and Samsungs have become the premium brands with associated pricing and is not the ones that are made for the majority. Not to mention it’s not universal that they make good smart tvs either.
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3y ago
You know who else is not a car aficionado? Most people in the world. I was hoping you might say something erudite about the engine timings since you knocked the author for not being a car expert and all you were able to say was “screens are
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3y ago
Reddit missed a massive opportunity imo. They could have become a really good disqus competitor if they allowed embedding of Reddit comments in the post it links to.
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3y ago
You see any planes used in the Ukraine ?
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3y ago
How so? This thing is large and likely loud enough to be useless in any real warzone that we have nowadays.
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3y ago
Not sure if any comment that holds Humane in high regard can be taken seriously though.
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3y ago
It’s simply not possible to live decently without cars in most of the US. Ask me, I lived in Texas for 8 years without one. It’s not easy. My Sunday ritual was to spend 2+ hours each way to get a meal in Waffle House and catch some movies i
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Maybe you misunderstood them - for me they just flat out refused to replace the battery due to a minor dent - primarily because they alleged their machine can’t operate on the damage iPhone anymore. Which while a dick move is at least plaus
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