th0ma5

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   Using Hot Sand to Store Energy(cleantechnica.com)

   12 points by th0ma5 5y ago|0 comments
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   I have been to a few in the last decade. I picked up some Atari joysticks pretty cheap. I wasn't in the market for too many things, but there were lots of things to be had. You almost have to go there with a list of things that you hav
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   SoftICE worked with dual monitors for debugging https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftICE
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   I have used RawTherapee https://www.rawtherapee.com/
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   Just visiting this page would trigger a bit right?
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   Also MMA https://www.mellowood.ca/mma/
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   I had a lot of fun with Kawa back about a decade ago, and one thing I was missing was something like Maven support, but that eventually led me to Clojure which I really like. But the simplicity of Scheme is really great too.
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   Is it really their job to restate something that has been proven for decades? Two entire generation have grown into adulthood with the truth about climate change being known, but for some reason, somehow, you're still calling oppositio
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   by th0ma5 5y ago

   JPype does this for importing Java classes.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Also regarding mortar... Adhesive in a caulking gun is replacing some uses of mortar.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Isn't that negated by https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/vaccines-long-covid ? Just a quick edit here to say that your paper specifically doesn't show any immediate ability to be infected by the disease having
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    https://www.yalemedicine.org/news/vaccines-long-covid
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Cytokine storm is one of the major contributors to death from the disease. From my reading then is pretty much the definition of your immune system overreacting and starting to destroy your body. The immune system generally walks a line bet
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    You said you're looking for papers? I mean I mentioned that subreddit is the source of What I'm talking about, What is this paper that you speak of?
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    There is some evidence that contracting the disease does not necessarily mean immunity. Additionally as I mentioned in another reply there is some evidence that the vaccine can help with long-term conditions of the disease.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    There is some evidence that the vaccine helps with the long-term side effects of the disease.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Yes yes the /r/COVID19 catalogs preprint articles as they appear with some discussion, and while that isn't of course peer-reviewed it's still something to monitor.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    I haven't heard that children are any less susceptible to long-term effects of covid-19. In fact I've mostly heard the opposite that they are just as at risk of long-term side effects of the disease as anyone else.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    I guess I was speaking to all of the guesses that people have so far as to what any long-term effects may be... I haven't heard anything that seems plausible that is worse than the organ failure that the disease itself can produce. The
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Right. We know that they will have long-term effects that people who were vaccinated and never contracted it won't get is all that I'm saying. We simply don't know about any long-term effects of the vaccine though, so it is u
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    That doesn't sound grounded in science?
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    We know that the disease itself has long term effects and they are showing up. We don't have any evidence yet that there are any long-term side effects to any of the vaccines. There have been some that of course have had heart problems
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Short-term reaction side effects are not the same as any potential long-term side effects. The long-term effects of being infected with the disease are definitely known to be worse than any unknown potential long term side effects that are
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    I feel like you're trying to hedge the argument and being fair to both sides but honestly one side is wrong and you're just going to have to decide which one it is.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Yes it is very true that not very many people understand risk enough to effectively compare it amongst other risks.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    The fact that your immune system will overreact to the virus is probably the main reason to be vaccinated.
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    The A2D of soundcards is pretty usefuyif you can get your signals into the audible range. The ZetaSDR (second schematic at http://www.qrz.lt/ly1gp/SDR/ ) is probably the most rewarding project for the effort I put
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Does this opinion have anything to do with the scandals one might be able to find with a simple google search of your username?
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    I unfortunately would not recommend running this in production. I don't see anything like debugging or centralized or distributed logging either way, no performance metrics either from a raw code or stats performance measurements. I co
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    by th0ma5 5y ago

    Usually I absolutely abhor prank stuff, but this one was alright hehe