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by ta988 2y ago
there are many https://www.adafruit.com/product/3317 those work really well
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by ta988 2y ago
You have to go the other way of the spectrum toward something that loves to avoid interacting with matter...
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Background check company breached, nearly 3B exposed in data theft(mashable.com)
8 points by ta988 2y ago|1 comments
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by ta988 2y ago
There is a lot more to it, especially from an immune system point of view.
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by ta988 2y ago
disposable ecigs...
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by ta988 2y ago
The few latest generations of fitbits have a really low record of reliability I guess they still have a lot of things to learn.
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by ta988 2y ago
Look at the adafruit metro then. They just announced the rp2350 version
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by ta988 2y ago
Digital Photograph Acquidition Syndrome
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by ta988 2y ago
there is unfortunately absolutely nothing that get nearly close to the rp2040 price/performance/features...
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by ta988 2y ago
No, the cameras would probably not survive laser exposure beyond a cat toy pointer level power (and even then I wouldn't bet long exposure of those).
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by ta988 2y ago
Sometimes a funny story is one that helps you remember about safety.
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by ta988 2y ago
I have seen a drunk employee wrestling with a moving industrial robotic arm trying to "fix it" after having disabled the numerous safeties with screwdrivers. This was at a major car manufacturer plant. Do not underestimate the hor
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by ta988 2y ago
That and different glasses depending on how you use that laser... Because some lasers can do variable wavelength.
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by ta988 2y ago
I can confirm that, we have had extremely annoying ones but they are a minority. Some of the participants are really good and that compensates.
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by ta988 2y ago
Careful most mortality rates are at 5 years. The fact that some patients are maintained alive longer doesn't say anything about their living condition and the final outcome.
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by ta988 2y ago
Their linux build is in ubuntu 16.04 ...
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by ta988 2y ago
Yes it is essential to maintain many neural structures and really abundant in a normal functioning brain. What may be an issue could be the accumulation and still we are not sure it couldn't be a protection mechanism for another proble
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by ta988 2y ago
Unfortunately those mice are really not a great model. They express the human tau yes, but that expression is sensitive to a lot of factors which makes human-inactive treatment work well on them.
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by ta988 2y ago
It is even more important for you to start taking the right steps. The earlier you take care of your health the better the outcome will be later in life.
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by ta988 2y ago
In mice. I like how they depict a human and only mention it is in mice later in the article. Those mice are not a great model of alzeihmer, a lot of things work of them that have 0 effect on humans. And it is not even clear that the tau pro
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by ta988 2y ago
They are not talking about that, they are trying to catch money laundering and traffics etc. And using that as an excuse to suck all of people data for marketing.
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by ta988 2y ago
Nitpick, it is not twitter it is Mastodon.
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by ta988 2y ago
That makes a lot more sense with the explanation thanks.
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by ta988 2y ago
care to explain?
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by ta988 2y ago
A lot. And what's "funny" for bankers is that the return on investment is clearly negative. It degrades your cognitive function over time, your nose if it is used by that route, your relations, etc like every psychostimulant
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by ta988 2y ago
How would you use it? For searches. If I want to find something in the brain but not in bone structures. If I want to find something in a kind of cell but that have a nucleus. They are also extremely useful for automated annotation. Your au
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by ta988 2y ago
In some cities? people that have the means to spend $10 to go pee.
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by ta988 2y ago
He is regularly going to the defense of Apple, and probably owns stocks (couldn't find a proof ot that with a quick search).
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by ta988 2y ago
that cover is great!
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by ta988 2y ago
Ok now you have a park of 200 of those devices to handle. And now you move a patient across a service or to another hospital and then.... Reality is complex.

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