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Sony and Honda plan electric vehicle tie-up to take on Tesla(ft.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
I've heard Harvard's is/was 96%? Or at least that was for a NIH R01-seeking person there in ~biochemistry in 2015. Where I'm at it's probably around 100% but I really don't want to know. We're all expensiv
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The Porsche Taycan Just Outsold Every Gas-Only Car Combined in Norway(thedrive.com)
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Nasdaq 100’s Unrelenting Drops Ring a Dot-Com Bust Alarm Bell(bloomberg.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
Might have to wait for real numbers? I can only find reports about companies planning to give raises. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/12/08/wages-202...
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by sndean 5y ago
> Notice that the major traffic jam was on I-95 South outside of the beltway, it wasn't on the outer loop, inside DC, or in Maryland even though the storm blanketed the area. This is a good point and I think people are concluding to
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by sndean 5y ago
Just sticking to places with it in a simple format, there's S gene target failure rates for San Diego [0] and University of Washington [1]. I don't know if Kristian Andersen's lab has that info anywhere else, but UW has it on
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by sndean 5y ago
I think there's a few well-moderated large subreddits that I read periodically that are pretty similar to HN. Like if you go to r/linux, I doubt most people would say that's toxic. It's probably worse than HN, but that m
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The Day Winston Churchill Lost His Cigar(smithsonianmag.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
I've been using Fastmail for several years and this is the worst experience I've had with it, so at least it's not common. I think it'd take this happening monthly for me to consider switching back to Gmail? Not sure.
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Fastmail Is Down(fastmailstatus.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
Over the past few years on HN I've periodically seen a nice exchange between people saying "if anyone is in Austin and wants to get a beer, let me know." There's normally a response or two. I wonder how many of these peo
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Companies Need More Workers. Why Do They Reject Millions of Résumés?(wsj.com)
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Road Deaths Keep Spiking in 2021 Despite People Driving Less: Nhtsa(thedrive.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
Using Edge without any extensions, I also can't see the thread without logging in. Only the first two tweets. But I can see everything using Firefox (with lots of extensions). So not sure if it's browser or extension dependent. An
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June 2021 Hacker News Hiring Trends(hntrends.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
Ohh I didn't think about the existing infrastructure that's there for APRS, too.
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by sndean 5y ago
Could anyone knowledgeable about radio tell me what's the pros/cons of this over something like APRS [0]? I guess for pros this wouldn't require a ham radio license and it's encrypted, but APRS is possible out of the box
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One in Five Young Adults Is Neither Working nor Studying in U.S.(bloomberg.com)
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The Determined Employee Team That Convinced Lexus to Finally Drop the Touchpad(thedrive.com)
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Self-Driving Semi Completes 950-Mile Delivery 10 Hours Faster Than a Human Could(thedrive.com)
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Average Weeks Unemployed(fred.stlouisfed.org)
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‘Charlie Bit My Finger’ Is Leaving YouTube After $760,999 NFT Sale(nytimes.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
Not sure about the correlation with being introverted, but the sunlight-nearsightedness correlation is pretty well established [0], specifically light in the near ultraviolet range [1]. There was a really interesting article on HN years ago
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Gran Turismo Is Now an Official Olympic Sport(thedrive.com)
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Geologist found the oldest water on earth–in a Canadian mine(macleans.ca)
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Is AI colorization of historical photos providing an accurate image of the past?(twitter.com)
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by sndean 5y ago
The fact that there's a list for a topic so narrow ("The Best Books On The Parthian Empire" [0]) on the front page makes me like this a lot. Definitely bookmarked. Not that I've looked elsewhere for a list of books on th
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Apple’s New Privacy Zeal Is a Threat to Small App Developers(bloomberg.com)
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by sndean 6y ago
It looks like from the paper's methods [0] that they did "sip and spit," maybe similar to wine tasting? Plus rinsing with normal water in between tastes. I think that, plus D2O not being particularly poisonous in low quantiti

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