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I don't really care if Exxon is the most valuable company in the world because they discover a way to capture CO2 out of the air and pump it into old wells. Almost everyone agrees (finally!) global warming is an existential threat for
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Using this band is only an aviation problem if you're in the middle of an approach (approximately 20 miles from a runway, but not a big circle). Hence the location and power limitations.
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It is, and its 100% funded by the fees they charge attorney's and others to access the documents. The amount of fees and use of them is somewhat ridiculous currently, but if they remove the fees without setting up an ongoing funding s
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That was a very fact specific case that ruled that the GA legislature's copyright on the GA code was invalid. It's a stretch to expand that to something like the National Electrical Code or International Building Code since those
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Maybe? Check the android release notes on the Jan 4th update.
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http://www.gedlee.com/Papers/papers.aspx An introductory talk is http://www.gedlee.com/Papers/The%20Perception%20of%20Distort... Is the real expert on both linear and non-linear distortion. The l
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Copyright law.
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Digital art is and should be valuable, but how is owning an NFT proof of ownership if no one recognizes it as such? If I own a NFT I get no real world ownership benefits (like displaying it on my website, or in my metaverse). The NFT can
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In general Consumer Reports, although rtngs.com is good for the categories they cover.
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If they use those planes for other reasons (search and rescue, fire, etc.) then the cost is minimal. If the pilot weren't out there catching speeders he would be doing touch-n-goes, etc. to maintain currency. Pilots have a minimum num
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The SEC even in overt insider trading cases doesn't pursue criminal charges -- they refer it to the Justice Department. Congress currently is exempt from insider trading that comes about due to executing congressional duties. They wou
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The real issue is that an iphone cannot check for conductive or mixed hearing loss.
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Banks usually charge .9-1.5% for cash deposits, plus staff time to count, insurance, safes, etc. A debit card costs .10c and no %. A well implemented cryptocurrency would be even less.
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Even worse, what happens when Bill Watterson sues for copyright violation and wins? What happens when a court serves an order on every US person / exchange to remove the NFT from their platform or be shut down? Note: The Calvin peeing
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For foreign business investment purposes Europe = UK + EU (and associated / treatied countries). Yes there are a few other areas (Ukraine, Russia), but they don't have much of an economy nor geopolitical safety, and are not in pl
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I don't buy this. A gen-X friend returned to college to change careers, and if anything sex and sexuality are much more present than when he was at the same school 20+ years ago.
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Same in US. The reason its not given to the general population is that it has to be repeated every 3-5 years, and you still need evaluation and possibly PEP after exposure. Its just that the PEP is much less severe.
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iPhone can backup to a PC or NAS wirelessly, no reason for a cable other than charging.
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Also it causes brain bleeds in about 40% of patients, and was only tested on those with mild disease. Again, showing no improvement of progression or symptoms, but a reduction in plaque.
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Yes but only the Afghanistan invasion was a NATO operation, the rest were either US only or US and allied countries, but not NATO. The NATO treaty only protects members if they were attacked in Europe or the North Atlantic. If bin Laden ha
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Apple did not scan uploaded images. Apple has never scanned iPhone images. Last year Apple reported 245 cases to missing and exploited children, and Facebook reported 50M, Google ~4M, Microsoft reported, and Apple was below the line. htt
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Manhattan judge rejects 'server test' for internet copyright infringement
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It will be interesting to see if this is pursued rather than settled. Worth keeping an eye on because the 2nd and 9th circuit are the major players in copyright.
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We have good tools for diagnosing COVID-19, and have had them from almost the start. If your looking for medical AI problems, start with the 12-lead EKG which fits on one piece of 8x10 piece of paper, is 2D, and current formulaic algorithm
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These are outside advisors, probably about 1/2 of them or more are academics as well as patient advocates, etc. They maybe paid some amount, but its not their primary income source.
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Yes but (for instance) some people who are 100% on board with reducing CO2 emissions to prevent global warming have different views about using fertilizer or plastics.
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Although they often intercept, her paper was not an economics paper, it was a legal treatise. I think the novel portion was that she used modern economic theory to create a legal framework that could be used for enforcement. That said, tha
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Renters are paying all the same things you are, and are usually paying through the rent much higher taxes and mortgage interest. The only difference is they don't have variability in expenses (AC goes out) -- but neither does a large
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Most providers have a pretty good idea what the lower bound will be, its the upper 5% they may have no idea about. Pathology maybe usually $100 for a tissue exam, but I've seen a routine mole biopsy need $1,500+ (wholesale) exams after
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My 74 YO relative was 1 of 5 in her graduating class of 210 from a US medical school. Women being even a significant minority of US physicians is a new thing.
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