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Another example of out-of-touch upper management dictating an unrealistic development schedule for no particular good reason (according to the article), and making everyone's life hell for months.
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What countries? China is only the second country ever to land anything at all, let alone a rover, on Mars.
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You can wear another mask, like a surgical mask, to cover the exhale valve. Or tape over it (securely).
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It says: "Find My Network: Participating in the Find My network lets you locate this iPhone even if its offline" So in fact there is no option (there at least) to opt out of finding other people's AirTags unless you also want
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"Hold twenty to thirty Zoom meetings, each in 30-minute increments, over the course of a handful of days to meet prospective investors." Where does one find 20-30 prospective investors of quality?
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I had a similar issue with my Apple Watch. One day the screen went black and stayed that way. Hard reset did nothing. The screen didn't turn on when charging, but the watch got warm. Apple tech support said it was a hardware problem an
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6y ago
This might be of interest to some - Vald without the Kubernetes requirement (or integration): https://github.com/rinx/alvd
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My reaction to the expiring credits-based pricing was to feel anxious. Also the fact that cost is not easy to calculate creates a barrier to understanding what the cost would be, which less-motivated people may not bother overcoming. What m
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Machine learning on CT scans in Covid-19: none of the models are of clinical use
(nature.com)
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There are at-home screening tests you can get that are inexpensive and as accurate as colonoscopies in screening for cancer (according to some ways of measuring). https://www.healthline.com/health-news/dreading-colonosc
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>real vaccines use mRNA thus more effective than this one at say about 10% effectiveness.. Not true. Novavax is just peptides and is 96% effective against the original Wuhan covid-19 strain.
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One effect of your 3rd point is that companies decide to reduce the number of hours they offer to employees to keep them just under whatever threshold is created. This happened in NYC with adjunct professors years ago, according to one of m
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How does it handle credentials? What's the potential for Vantage being hacked and the hackers gaining admin access to your users' AWS accounts?
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Is it documented (and provable) what happens when the Signal app is given access to Contacts and then verifies which of them is a Signal user? It seems that some information would be revealed in that process that could be mined to eventuall
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I'm waiting to see what Tesla does with the 4D radar they are apparently going to use and when that comes online. I'd feel a lot safer with that kind of data added to the current sensors.
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There's also this: U.S. congresswoman calls out Nike, Apple and Coca-Cola for lobbying against Uighur labour bills Jennifer Wexton says companies are publicly condemning forced labour and privately trying to water down bills https:&#x
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It feels like there's some detail missing here. You can't just "drop" something from a satellite that's in orbit: it will also stay in orbit. So you need something to slow it down enough that goes low enough to star