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961.
by ta988 4y ago
As much as they can squeeze.
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by ta988 4y ago
They are not. Trees are notorious to have variations across their branches.
963.
by ta988 4y ago
Yes it will improve. Just make sure you give yourself time outside of work. You don't need to do fancy things, sometimes just getting food you never had before, go see a building, simple life is what saved me from burnout. It took me a
964.
by ta988 4y ago
Thanks for sharing, and it is not your fault!
965.
by ta988 4y ago
Yes these are the coils used for excitation and reading. But really what you hear are the gradient coils inside the magnet assembly.
966.
by ta988 4y ago
And you will have a phase problem because of the delay of transmission. And the phase of the noise is not predictable that well (the RF that cause it is really precise, but the physical movement of the coils and everything around them is no
967.
by ta988 4y ago
Look how he use only a single screen and has this extraordinary device nobody uses anymore left of his screen but proves to be one of the best tool to dig deep into code.
968.
by ta988 4y ago
That's indeed the best defense. But the purpose of that one is to catch the easy ones.
969.
by ta988 4y ago
That's what happens when you don't have the skills in house.
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by ta988 4y ago
The paper is really about the difference between C-H and C-D. Also it uses a physical method (Raman) and statistical approaches that will need to be reproduced to make sure it was not just an artifact of the method.
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by ta988 4y ago
This is the paper behind that story: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9347355/
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by ta988 4y ago
Look a few other threads you will see. The ones about Wayland, gtk or KDE are notorious. But yeah it is nowhere near 4chan levels.
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by ta988 4y ago
The Phoronix forum is notorious for its trolls and agressive/dismissive behavior from posters.
974.
by ta988 4y ago
And risk taking is not related to intelligence.
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by ta988 4y ago
Except that kids were eating tide pods (before the challenges) and that increased during the fame of those challenges. Reports from poison center seems to say there is a clear link.
976.
by ta988 4y ago
You're right looks like anybody can contact them.
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by ta988 4y ago
Yep that's surely the most exciting part of it.
978.
by ta988 4y ago
If you are in the US you may contact the SEC if you think those two are related.
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by ta988 4y ago
With every fad there are people like that behind that benefit from selling not too toxic and pretty much inactive material to gullible people. Take turmeric, raspberry lactones, maca, lion's mane, the list is long...
980.
by ta988 4y ago
On Android I use "untrack me" (available in f-droid). Extremely useful.
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by ta988 4y ago
CBC re-released some episodes recently: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/cbc-podcasts/426-wiretap
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by ta988 4y ago
you have to produce the photons as well, the particle flux is likely extremely small with those devices so you may need a gigantic power input. Remember that a proton is almost 2,000 times heavier than an electron.
983.
by ta988 4y ago
Only in Photoshop in that case so that's not really impossible to open with the myriad of other software.
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by ta988 4y ago
GitHub actions is still a mess. I have outages once a week (variable time from minutes to hours).
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by ta988 4y ago
Postgresql multi-server for reads yes. For writes it is a bit harder. There are commercial offerings for that last I checked.
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by ta988 4y ago
Now add find, grep, xargs, sed, awk and put all those together with pipes
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by ta988 4y ago
You're right never realized that as I was running mostly x86 images.
988.
by ta988 4y ago
For macos people, that's what your docker runs on.
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by ta988 4y ago
I see that this contains code that sends and fetch data to a lot of services for ads, tracking...
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by ta988 4y ago
Impressive, even when I was living in France as a student I was nowhere near that. Where do you get 7e internet?

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