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I wish it too. The cost of static, not synchronized, efficient cameras shall be marginal. Semi off-topic answer by teraflop, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25055543 : .. Now you have to think about how to aim the
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I made that question once on HN (2020, relating to Arecibo) and it was downvoted: Couldn't it be receivers on Starlink satellites plus some computing power instead? - but I've got great feasibility study by teraflop as the answ
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Sad, but true. Those who don't care had to leave..
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5y ago
If you can't catch it (but the mask does), you can't spread it..
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Downvoted ? - the title is clickbait: nor the kids are challenging (hard cases), nor challenging others (only confronting, maybe to help), neither they are challenged at any point to do that - but if they do, they are not rule breakers bu
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It's: challenging the kids with rule breaking (that's normal kids, not rule breakers ). About true, challenging rule breaker see the movie: "System Crasher" (2019).
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Downvotes start to happen before my excuse. I've payed with karma and got an answer. Thanks for your human feedback.
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Just asked a friend about this: > 1 egg, two slices whole wheat bread, one slice of cheddar, two.. leaves of lettuce .. and he said it's wrong and useless (!) - giving me examples and numbers as: protein assimilability from bre
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Is there any data in which places on the Earth the norm is to cover your mouth when coughing? Anecdata: in the London tube it seems normal that someone can cough straight in your face then say "I have mask exemption". If not masks
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5y ago
Is there some study about brain sizes of kindergarten and free-range kids?
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That's exactly how Load this bookmark in the sidebar works, you can have any document loaded into the sidebar, clicking any link on it will result in replacing document in the active tab (the only one visible). https://moz
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5y ago
[For SPA] 'you will need a JS framework' Incorrect. It has been and can be done without JavaScript as well - with frames, it wasn't because of some z-index problem (so you needed JS to rewrite from hidden iframe) then XMLHt
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You can get this effect just by loading some document into the sidebar e.g. Show all bookmarks -> check Load this bookmark in the sidebar -> click that bookmark - I'm not sure how to do this easy in newer Firefox versions - w
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I'm wondering if it could be kind of adaptation against air (and smell) pollution in cities - when I spend my holidays far in the mountains I have less of such problem and better sense of smell than anyone else, then about installing a
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5y ago
Up to infinity ? (depends of person interpreting it - "a picture is worth a thousand words")
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5y ago
So true. I've been warned by my promoter once: "you don't know what you, young programmers are doing, you are taking the jobs away from yourselves" after his colleague and some of mines lost part of the contract because
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No face, just mask recognition ? - I may like it, as here no person bothers to remind about it. But imagine.. "someone's mask slipped down his nose.. starting faces recognition in 3.. 2.. 1 second" I'm scared of using tu
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>Not really, if they've been coexisting with the virus for a while they could be somewhat immune already. Worth to find out if there are places around Laos where level of COVID infections was lower and people may have such immunity
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:( - but 'hardened' by custom configuration, extensions, some caution and no JavaScript. Without those extensions my productivity is 0 and I loose track of everything I do in newer versions. Is there something specific that I shal
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The best combo so far (June) was AstraZeneca first then Pfizer (not the opposite, nothing then about Moderna), the next good one will be probably intranasal AstraZeneca after some mRNA: Mixed Oxford/Pfizer vaccine schedules generate r
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> Sorry, I said wrong - if any user will have opportunity to _ free _ install custom add-ons from any sources, then if he encounters a problem or will be in danger due to installing suspicious add-on, he will blame Mozilla and do the
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Closed: Install Android extension without registering #20647 (Firefox)
(github.com)
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I have no problems with Firefox (with hunderds of tabs open and best set of extensions), and it didn't lost me.. yet. The problem is with modern web, sites excepting JavaScript and things like canvas fingerprinting etc. for working. I
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You must not: have previously received an adenovirus vectored vaccine, have previously been vaccinated against COVID-19. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28014448 : That said, current vaccines don't provoke the
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Covid-19 Vaccine Intranasal Study (COV008), UK
(jenner.ac.uk)
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https://www.jenner.ac.uk/volunteer/recruiting-trials/covid-1... You must not: Have previously received an adenovitus vectored vaccine Have previously been vaccinated against COVID-19
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.. Reported Side effects and effect on Platelet Counts of AstraZeneca/Oxford and Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines. More about risk of ITP and about safety of vaccines: https://www.sciencemediacentre.org/expert-reaction-to-
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Immune Thrombocytopenia Patient Covid-19 Vaccine Survey Initial Findings
(itpsupport.org.uk)
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& Bolton - except this one, Indian population of England and Wales http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/uk/05/born_abroad/coun... doesn't match https://coronavirus
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Indian variant: What's causing the spike in Bolton? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57094274 That suggests to me that we've got transmission within households and that's now part of the situation
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