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Stanley tumblers have lead but are still safe for sipping
(sandiegouniontribune.com)
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Zig tops Stack Overflow survey for highest-paid programming language
(infoworld.com)
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'AI godfather', others urge more deepfake regulation in open letter
(reuters.com)
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The Seeing Eye Robo-Dog v2.0 is shaping up as a gamechanger
(newatlas.com)
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Ambitious survey of human diversity yields undiscovered genetic variants
(nature.com)
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Tech companies sign pact to combat AI-generated election deepfakes
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3y ago
Can you refuse allowing residents to practice on you or your loved ones for better quality of care?
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Fitness trackers find new symptom of depression: body temperature
(sacbee.com)
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A Celebrated Cryptography-Breaking Algorithm Just Got an Upgrade
(wired.com)
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Go language hits top in the Tiobe index
(infoworld.com)
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This should be illegal
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Yeah make sure you share the FDA link with them so they take you seriously and don’t think you are a hypochondriac or psychosomatic. Get the lung X-rays and copy of scans (whatever imaging they recommend) and save it in the cloud and in a s
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See a pulmonologist and let them know you’ve been potentially inhaling micro-foam from this device, see if you can document your lung progression from healthy to diseased if that foam dust is just sitting in the lungs.
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3y ago
Can this subpar foam be taken out and replaced with a non-microbial metal mesh or something? The use case for the foam was noise reduction it said in the article.
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3y ago
Also the black stuff in the facemask could be killing you, find a great personal injury lawyer and get that stuff tested. If it’s foam you might be in for a big payday for them damaging your lungs.
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3y ago
Can you remove the foam if the only function is to reduce sound according to what I read? Or can you upgrade it to like a steel non-microbial mesh material?
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3y ago
Same for my parents, they really try to squeeze every cent out of us. I straight up bought my folks a medical reclining bed cause insurance was going to make them rent it and obviously cost more in the long run. They prey on the elderly who
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ADHD absolutely kills me in this respect. I wish we better assessed ‘thinking’ for neurodivergent folks who struggle with their working memory.
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Dana-Farber Requests Retraction for Plagiarism Found in Publications by Blogger
(apnews.com)
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Elon Musk's Neuralink has put in its first human brain implant
(npr.org)
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India's ancient carpet weaving industry meets AI
(bbc.com)
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InVision + Sketch was trivially replaced by Figma in my workflow long ago, cross platform support and working in the browser left them in the dust.
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Schools are using surveillance tech to catch students vaping
(apnews.com)
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I like this take, create a village and watch each other’s back
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Wow signed up to HN just to share your experience? Not suspicious at all…
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Can’t come soon enough. I’m counting down the days…
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China forensic firm cracks Apple's AirDrop to help Beijing police track senders
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FaceID and touchID for iOS works pretty seamlessly nowadays for authenticating stuff e.g. mobile payments/banking, etc. and are pretty robust from being spoofed/hacked (uses depth sensor?). Why can’t we create some privacy agnosti
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3y ago
I always get super confused with the Indiana school acronyms IU, IUP, etc
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3y ago
Thought it was called Commander or was that Mercedes?
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