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by rplnt 9y ago
There's plenty of drugs that are made by multiple companies. It might not make sense for a very specific drug which sees low use, but I think it's viable to produce a drug that might be beneficial to virtually anyone even if you d
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by rplnt 9y ago
> If some drug company doesn't pick this up it will fall by the wayside and never make it to market. This isn't mutually exclusive to the treatment being in the public domain.
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by rplnt 9y ago
The UI overall was slow (I wouldn't remember if input delay was part of it). It's been in 2012 or 2013 I think, so yeah, I would hope they got better at it :)
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by rplnt 9y ago
"media"
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by rplnt 9y ago
They did the landing burn with three engines instead of usual one. It's more fuel efficient (shorter), which allows for either higher orbits or bigger payloads. I think it did it over water because they were afraid it would damage the
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by rplnt 9y ago
I bought (though in a sale) PyCharm few years back, without trying it much before (my bad), and found it really really bad. Used maybe 12 hours of my one year license. Somehow got accustomed to to pretty much vanilla Sublime, mostly because
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by rplnt 9y ago
And base64 share urls.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Add ')' at the very end (you can see it is not included in the clickable link and it's also what the error says).
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by rplnt 9y ago
Business themselves don't cause them. They can try to have good processes, verification, etc, etc, ... but even then something can happen by simple human error.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Nothing good to the person being punished. But it should deter from negligence. Monetary punishment only works on the poor.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Ok, wow, I did not know about this. It seems promising at first glance, but... I can't find a list of partners anywhere (not counting the header image)? There's also no mention of how (much) the publications get paid. I don't
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by rplnt 9y ago
I don't want any subscriptions. I want to pay for the content I actually consume. With money back option to discourage clickbait headlines and sensationalist intros. So what any group/alliance should solve is micro-payments on web
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by rplnt 9y ago
At what point? There was no change in the last maybe 3~4 years. Heatmap wasn't kept that up to date, but that's about it. There are privacy settings you can set (and the app is nagging you to do so) to avoid these problems. If it
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by rplnt 9y ago
I was under the impression browser doesn't send referrer when using https. Was it always like this?
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by rplnt 9y ago
Rest sure, but sleep isn't usually employed much in endurance events. In RAAM (bike from west coast US to east coast) winners sleep maybe 10 to 20 hours over the whole race which lasts 10 days.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Not to mention the self checkouts, at least from my experience, need to be staffed as well. One person can maintain maybe 3-4, so it's not unusual to see half the self-checkouts closed.
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by rplnt 9y ago
The comments there make me sad.
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by rplnt 9y ago
This is nice, I would like to see an output of that, but there's no way I'd be doing this daily through a web page. Something like a notification each day on a smart watch (which I don't have) would work. Even phone would be
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by rplnt 9y ago
I never subscribed or even visited LWN on my own, but their content sharing is something that every paid news outlet should take a note of. Your subscribers should be able to share the content they paid for with their friends, colleagues, w
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by rplnt 9y ago
I think it's hard to argue it's the same company in some cases. The breweries in particular used to be a brewery in said city (the city had right to have a brewery). Different owners, different locations, later different legal c
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by rplnt 9y ago
It didn't survive even the first 6 months and was published shortly before the embargo was over.
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by rplnt 9y ago
I'm not sure the pressure to treat is a real issue. Some types of cancers (lymphoma for example) are only monitored in early stages. So if this would result in increased early detection, it might be a standard procedure to just keep an
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by rplnt 9y ago
So that's one "wasted" advanced screening for one where cancer is found. That seems great to me. Also, I assume it would be mostly done on higher risk patients (certain work conditions, certain age, etc..). Only once in coupl
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by rplnt 9y ago
Well, yes. Your answer to your question is correct I think, and a good reason to do it this way.
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by rplnt 9y ago
I've tried that, it was maybe 3~5 years ago, and it was quite bad in comparison. Not sure if there was a significant progress since.
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by rplnt 9y ago
I have similar, just slightly higher numbers on 2017 Mac Pro. What's baffling to me is that they are something like 30% lower than they are on my over 6 year old low end desktop with i3.
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by rplnt 9y ago
On Windows I've been using Paint.NET for years now. It's absolutely brilliant. Lightweight editing with quite a bit of extra features like properly working undo. Free, lots of updates, good UX. I use it at least few times a week.
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by rplnt 9y ago
Not sure, but this is what I've found: https://bitconnect.com/images/referal_bonus.png
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by rplnt 9y ago
I haven't touched it in over a year now, but you might want to look at Bamboo. That product seemed rather stale and there's plenty of +1'd issues/requests on your jira. One exceptionally bad example I remember is returni
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by rplnt 9y ago
No js is suprisingly fine. Google search works, gmail works, maps don't :)

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