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by suneilp 11y ago
The problem is that x-rays use ionizing radiation which is more dangerous. Some people could be more sensitive or in a more likely scenario they get a lot of x-rays and/or ct scans due to medical issues which requires them being very c
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by suneilp 11y ago
Now that is crazy, I just look around for cops a dozen times and floor it (carefully).
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by suneilp 11y ago
Developing new drugs is so damn expensive now. The trials and dealing with the FDA. Not many investors want to get involved in developing new drugs so now they turn to repurposing drugs. I have a friend who is a CSO of a startup trying to g
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by suneilp 11y ago
Thanks for the article. That was pretty interesting. Besides impressive performance, I like their support for JSON.
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by suneilp 11y ago
Traffic lights with magnetic sensors to detect cars and amount of cars waiting work pretty well here in California. Unless you're riding a motorcycle...
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by suneilp 11y ago
Yeah, I want to drool but utilizing that many threads in "practical" scenarios seems difficult. It would probably be great for messaging systems though!
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by suneilp 11y ago
This is sorta misleading. A quote from the article, "The changes in the MariaDB source code leading to those impressive performance improvements are part of porting MariaDB to Power8." Pretty frustrating. I was pretty excited sinc
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by suneilp 11y ago
How about some proof that Olson committed fraud. With everything I've been hearing about Amazon, I have to wonder if Olson was innocent or scapegoated by a group of people involved in the fraud.
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by suneilp 11y ago
How does TOTP compare to HOTP?
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by suneilp 11y ago
Can anyone provide any insight on why E-Residency would be good for businesses? How about startups in particular?
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by suneilp 11y ago
X Windows has traumatized me in the past.
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by suneilp 11y ago
If I'm just 'borrowing' El Capitan, then that means the copy I'm running belongs to them. Therefore, any intellectual property I develop using my copy could technically belong to them?
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by suneilp 11y ago
Saying 50 concurrent agents is no big deal for most websites is kinda flippant. It all adds up and not every popular website can handle loads of traffic. By using a headless browser to gain a proper version of a webpage, you also strain a w
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by suneilp 11y ago
In the first link, all of those stores are places I'd never buy supplements from. Many stores sell supplements from brands I never see when I research what to take to fix some problem. When I realized that, that was the end of ever con
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by suneilp 11y ago
Small typo in the url for Quantified Mind, it's quantified-mind.com
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by suneilp 11y ago
They also didn't have much in the way of worthy competition. That really helped them out a lot. It's different now. So much saturation in many areas things have moved from the era of bold ideas to the era of carving out niches.
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by suneilp 11y ago
PhantomJS allows you to render a page and fully manipulate or search it. It's a headless WebKit browser you can use from the command line and it works pretty well. Google is obviously doing the same thing. They even used to show images
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by suneilp 11y ago
Pretty much the same I hear, but one other thing they seem to prefer is longer rides than short ones. About the benefits, most of them do Uber as a side gig so they often get benefits from their main job or Uber is a temporary thing.
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by suneilp 11y ago
I have to agree. I love the fact that it's easier to rate drivers and I'm always judicious in rating drivers. I always give drivers 5 ratings if they don't have issues. There are complainers out there but from feedback I&#x27
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by suneilp 11y ago
I can't say I'm sorry to hear taxis lose business. Uber is being innovative and I like it. Taxi drivers, from what I understand, have been getting shafted for a long time by a corrupt system. Uber drivers might not be making bank,
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by suneilp 11y ago
Far-infrared and microwave look cool. Some keyboard controls for panning would be nice.
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by suneilp 11y ago
Pretty much everything described in this article applies to other activities or lack thereof. We sitting in front of our computers too long or wearing out the couch too much eating potato chips. Exercise, or just a simple walk, is critical
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by suneilp 11y ago
If backdoors legislation is passed, would there be any economic effect? Personally, I wouldn't be interested in doing anything more than "basic" stuff with my phone and would not feel compelled to upgrade phones so soon. As f
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by suneilp 11y ago
That carrier doesn't look like British carriers. I always thought they had a curved launch ramp while USS carriers have always been a flat deck.
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by suneilp 11y ago
Great, another anxiety disorder being labeled with a sensationalist name. It's amazing that some think this might be genetics or chemical imbalances. It's not. I'm not an expert or accredited something or other so what do I k
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by suneilp 11y ago
They ruled out disconnecting the EKG. I'm still dubious about surviving without water.
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by suneilp 11y ago
Ok, from someone who has had sleep apnea for 5 years. Screw steps 5-7. Get your prescription and go to cpap.com (or another place) and buy an Auto CPAP (APAP) using your prescription. Use cpaptalk.com to get more answers and help with picki
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by suneilp 14y ago
Wouldn't that count as destruction of evidence? Even being the 'authorities', surely that would count as a strike against them.
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by suneilp 14y ago
In other words, useless?
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by suneilp 15y ago
The lower right demo of the ocean sunset has an oddly familiar rhythm (and disturbing) to it.

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