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> For those who are desperate to draw a link between vaccines and heart attacks I have problems with that argument. If the claim is that the coronavirus spike protein from vaccines causes heart attacks, then surely the coronavirus spike
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"This content is not available in your country/region."
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Tiny radioactive capsule goes missing in Western Australia(bbc.com)
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> even inspiring some people to plagiarize it That's not what plagiarizing means. Plagiarizing means to pass off as one's own. The website only copied the essay, without trying to pass it off as their own. They also linked to t
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> 2 years? Half of the items, and almost all in the "Mathematics" section, you would have learned during your BSc/MSc (if it's in applied math or physics, and Python programming is your hobby). I can't find the a
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> Graham Hancock isn't a reliable source for anything. He was on these. Bluefish Caves and Old Crow Flats were published in Canadian Journal of Archaeology , White Sands in Science , Hartley Mammoth site in Frontiers in Ecology a
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Listening to Graham Hancock, I have only recently learned that the "Clovis first" theory that people arrived to the Americas only 13k years ago, belongs to the 1970s. Since then, there have been findings of much older human presen
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One of my first hits was the Costa Concordia shipwreck in Italy. https://neal.fun/wonders-of-street-view/?v=wCvaAE
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> my goto strategy is similar to what writers call a vomit draft A "vomit draft" might be good approach to a writer's block. But I think the blog describes a burnout. You probably need actual help to recover from a burnout
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I was reading this book, when the ideas of function spaces, functions as vectors, functions as elements of vector spaces, functional analysis clicked on me. I am not sure if this book is particularly good or better than other books. (Well,
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> Is non-ionizing radiation hazardous? At LTE and WiFi frequency bands, it can be used to spread a great deal of misinformation.
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> -1 degrees outside -1F is -18C -1C is 30F
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> when I asked it who was “President in 2022,” it responded (inter alia) with “My training data only goes up until 2021, so I am not able to provide information about events that have not yet occurred.” > Notice that it goes off the r
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How would you decide, who has the right to pay at the cheap price, and who has to pay the expensive price?
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Lawrence Krauss to Joe Rogan: "Nothing can travel though space faster than light, but space can do whatever the hell it wants." https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WGSYKoUqvps
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This unpublished manuscript was published in 2001, according to Google Scholar.
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> modern cold-climate heat pumps can heat a home efficiently even when the temperature drops below -10 degrees. -10F is -23C. Edit: I first put "-10 f to c" to google, and google converted it to "10 fahrenheit is -12 celci
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Is there a tool that parses yaml and outputs json, so you could check if the yaml you wrote parses as you intent?
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There is also Compressorhead since 10 years ago. https://www.youtube.com/@RobocrossMachines/videos
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2011: Fractal heat transfer device https://patents.google.com/patent/US9228785B2
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> Americans manufacture the best apple peelers My favourite apple peeler is the Jonas peeler from Sweden. https://www.kitchenkapers.com/products/linden-original-jonas...
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> Macros can also take arguments to be substituted within the definition. Some journals ask you to submit your manuscript in plain LaTeX, without defining your own macros.
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> Sounds like a great idea until you realize that cars and trucks drive on the roads and grind them into dust - dust containing microplastics. Car tires themselves wear down and produce microplastics. I would guess the tires wear down mo
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> can I just use it to measure the temperature of the oven? You can stick the probe into a large potato. BBQ people call it a "sacrificial potato", when they put it inside their BBQ to measure the inside air temperature, before
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More like a 400€ product, but wife is really happy about her Oura ring. Apparently it's quite helpful, how the ring (via phone app) nags at you to sleep more. Or tells you to take it easy on some days when you have failed to get a prop
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Meater plus, a wireless meat thermometer. We don't even do BBQ, just cook in the kitchen. The phone app shows meat internal temperature, oven air temperature, tells you how long to cook, estimated time remaining, and how long to let yo
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> So instead of being branded a heretic and chased out of town you just starve. Your income level is probably higher after leaving academia and going to work in industry. So you probably starve more by staying in academia.
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Location is revealed only at the very end of the text: > My residential-scale solar installation in New England
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Mimic3 from the Mycroft project https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic3
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Eigenvectors

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