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   by s0rce 2y ago

   I've used them in situation 1, my lease was up in current city and I had a new place in the new city so needed to move but the new job was paying for the move but it wasn't organized yet. I just put everything in storage and left
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   I've used Xometry and JLCPCB (in China) to 3d print stuff but it might be expensive for a larger thing like this. I now have a Bambulab P1 at my office.
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   These articles seem to come up very frequently but the resulting extinction doesn't happen. Also, can't we just go propagate a new variety if this occurs, sure there would be some disruption but its not the end of bananas. Just in
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   I did this for personal collections a while back and went through a lot of Canadian quarters to get one from each year and never even found the 1991 I was looking for which is somewhat rare. I guess if you do it full time or automate a bunc
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   Also spot welded connections work well, transfer reasonable amounts of current and don't tend to vibrate off during use. We tear down packs at my job and there are warnings inside some not to re-use cells for vapes, they really don&#x2
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   I get quite a few genus level suggestions when it can't determine to the species level. I'm not an expert taxonomist so I'm sure there are still many overly specific incorrect assignments.
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   Some of these are amazing https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/233201888
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   Probably can't directly separate the elements in the melt here but I'm not an expert on melt processing/purification of aluminum. Certainly possible with other methods but might not be economical.
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   by s0rce 2y ago

   If we didn't have lower wage workers doing farm work food would be way more expensive and less diverse. I'm not sure how you judge the productivity of the worker...
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    Is this a zero sum? Can't we just have transit and both are solved?
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    It would be a vacuum I guess, but generally not in the normal sense because this is the case with most metals. You don't really consider the interstitial space between the atoms in the crystal lattice a vacuum even though there is spac
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    Neat, my personal experience was that there were way more opportunities to submit conference abstracts and you needed little more than an idea, you can figure out the actual presentation by the time the conference actually happens. You also
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    Similarly, I used Mathematica. I really enjoyed having things just work. I now use mostly Python and spend a bunch of time with dependency issues.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    The mechanism of Gecko adhesion has been known for more than 20 years https://academic.oup.com/icb/article/42/6/1081/698253 https://www.nature.com/articles/35015073 https:&#x2
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    I thought the issue with evaporative brine projects was mainly the water use in generally water scarce areas. There are direct extraction technologies that are better. Sodium you can just let the ocean evaporate in ponds, although this dest
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    This is exactly what I was expecting and I Was disappointed. Still mildly interesting but I don't really get it.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    RFID is less angle dependent on reading well quickly. There are delays boarding planes trying to get everyones phone to scan while the NFC seems to work a bit better just hold it up to the reader and walk through.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    seems hard to dice
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    I can't imagine its very much, probably still mostly water and structural polysaccharides.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    The CO2 changes the pH of the water by dissolving and forming bicarbonate/carbonate ions.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    Title seems misleading. It seems that they have results that elevated levels of CO2 in the air increase survivability of viral aerosol particles and infectiousness. Since CO2 is so low (400-1000ppm) this is surprising. Haven't had time
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    There are some restaurants we don't often go to because they are too loud to be enjoyable. Luckily its patio weather most of the year here in California so eating outside is generally much quieter and enjoyable. I also have trouble dis
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    The article itself is open access https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-48402-1
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    I remember mine, 15254346. Good question...
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    Also better than missing a flight if you end up running late for whatever reason.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    Hertz told me I would be charged if the car wasn't returned charged, I asked how much and they couldn't say. I was also confused because it wasn't clear how to charge at the airport and that was very inconvenient, I'd ra
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    You could ask them for the molds at the end or stipulate in the contract that they can't use them for anyone else, they might not abide by this or might not sign a contract requiring this but you can ask.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    If you somehow built up trust/reputation then yes.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    This is what I thought, its not like a receipt from Sotheby's.
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    by s0rce 2y ago

    pedantically, 250 kW of power