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4y ago
Do you need to collect all the wavelengths at the same time? If not could you simply rotate a grating/prism and use a single photodiode? Lots of spectrometers work like this.
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4y ago
I grew up in Toronto and lived in Oakland for the past 6 years. Other than some smokey summers weather is near perfect. Very mild "winters", beautiful and sunny summers (much less fog than the coast or Berkeley) with only a few da
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4y ago
Salicornia do really well in salty marshy areas and are edible!
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4y ago
I hate outlook blocking that. No idea why you would implement that not working.
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4y ago
Because it doesn't seem like that is ever going to happen, I'm 100% for doing that.
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4y ago
Barring eliminating long standing (pre-statehood) water rights and the entire system (likely not to happen) they probably just need to pay these plantation owners not to grow stuff.
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4y ago
I don't think that's true, the largest use is crops that aren't eaten like pasture and alfalfa for cattle or even that ends up exported. https://www.pressdemocrat.com/article/specialsections/these-..
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4y ago
I moved to the SF Bay area and it was great being able to use the GPS + map app to see where you are on the BART. Its impossible to understand the announcements if they are even made at all.
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4y ago
Interesting, I'm not sure why you would bother to do that vs. just stamping carbon steel sheet, the resulting product would seem, at least to my guess, be basically interchangeable. I wonder if there is some difference that matters her
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4y ago
I was paid by the Canadian government through a fellowship while I attended graduate school in the USA. They paid my entire years fellowship in a single check which clearly said Government of Canada, however, the check was denominated in US
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4y ago
Probably carbon steel made from thinner sheets, there is a limit to how thin you can practically make a cast iron pan due to the brittle nature of the material and the casting process. The resulting properties with respect to seasoning are
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4y ago
And a fair bit of hugely energy intensive aluminum refining in Quebec (mostly hydro power)
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4y ago
I hugely prefer this for a lot of stuff and wish it could happen more often, sadly when tried usually people just don't end up contributing unless you trap then in a room (real or virtual).
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4y ago
I've only found a couple people where I can stay on long phone calls and really hash out complex problems or brainstorm.
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4y ago
Paper was actually published in Science and this is just an editorial about the article.
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4y ago
Canada has them. Pretty much the same situation
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4y ago
I think in the USA its even more. A base Chevy Spark starts at $13.6k Mitsubishi Mirage (pretty much junk) starts at $14.6k. Not sure you can even find those bare bones models at dealers. I'm not sure if there are cheaper options but t
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4y ago
This seems to work well in Japan with "kei" cars.
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4y ago
This is the first example of detoxifying your body might actually be real.
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4y ago
Even if someone else would get your PFAS its most likely they have them as well and its certainly better than dying of blood loss or not treating other serious issues that rely on various blood products.
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4y ago
Lots of humidity can be bad in a humid climate.
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4y ago
Like the perpetually broken air compressors in California.
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4y ago
I've usually parked my car on the street while renting, I just make sure that this is possible in neighborhoods that I've chosen to rent. Because of this I've never purchased an EV.
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4y ago
I'm not Ben but having worked in a lot of labs my answer is pH meters, they routinely are annoying, fragile and finicky but there really isn't a better way when you can't just use paper test strips.
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4y ago
My Dell laptop from work has this feature, there is a mute mic button and it lights up. With my desktop I have a usb mic that has a mute button and a red/green LED to indicate the state.
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5y ago
I still remember my ICQ number, this one is 8 digits, I had a 7 digit but somehow lost the login. I must have been 11.
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5y ago
Depending on what and how far a trucker hauls, the national median salaries range from as little as $40,000 to more than $264,000, I checked the source for that and it seems in all areas the $264k is from "Big Ass Freight and its just
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5y ago
I guess I don't see why your family doctor won't be open to referring you to another specialist. My experience was probably not normal in Canada since my parents are doctors.
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5y ago
Why can't you shop around? You aren't forced to go to a specific doctor. It certainly might be challenging but that's also the case in the USA.
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5y ago
Since when is "evidence based medicine" defined as ignoring patients with currently untreatable conditions. There are enormous amounts of funding and effort constantly devoted to developing new treatments. I'm not sure how el
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