throwlaplace

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by throwlaplace 6y ago
>"what's wrong with people?!" some like setting goals with their hobbies. achieving those goals takes discipline most of the time. there's nothing wrong with trying to optimize how go about cultivating that discipline
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
>The fax requires a 56KHz channel hmm so you're basically saying that fax machines only listen to data coming across on a 56KHz carrier wave? i guess that makes sense since the same device (a fax machine) can function both as a tele
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
is this some kind of guerilla marketing strategy for a youtube channel? not sure this has anything to do with fomenko except that they were both conspiracy nuts.
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
this is only tangentially related but the wackiest theory of history i (or anyone else probably) has ever seen is Fomenko's "new chronology" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Chronology_(Fomenko) fomenko
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
latency
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Ask HN: Why can't I send faxes from my phone?
218 points by throwlaplace 6y ago|163 comments
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
wait doesn't this mean that those of us that have gotten the MMR vaccine are potentially immune?
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
The gal of some people. How many places do you think are even running internships right now let alone paying interns over 30/hr.
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
how can you do low latency DL? don't you incur a large latency in copy from host to device? edit: i'm genuinely curious not talking smack
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
most jobs are at-will employment.
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
1/r^2 fields are the gradients of 1/r potentials (not all efields are 1/r^2 btw). What is the potential in the case of disease transmission? disease transmission can be modeled as a stochastic process and you can dig up a rel
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
lol yea right now people that call you out on your meaningless blather are russian bots haha >But yes, I would be happy to contribute to a support fund to support such individuals. cool you can start by donating to absolutely any charity
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
i don't care i'm not a politician. people like you get away with spouting nonsense because no one ever shames them for it (they've always gotten the benefit of the doubt about their intelligence). i'm a firm believer in
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
of course i would. would you like to setup a call so i can tell you to your face in real life how absolutely morally repugnant and completely facile your ideas are?
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
>The problem I see with that statement is that it's difficult, if not impossible to falsify. All you have to do is take a look at hospitals in NYC to know how wrong you are and right the person you responded to is. >Someone in my
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
>When I do a SMC restart the indicator changes from orange to green for a few seconds and then turns back to orange. you're battery is probably dead. below i said i fixed the screen on my mbp that's true but before that i swapp
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
> Any idea what the model is? the model of what? the heat gun? no i do not sorry. >I am out of school for a few years so I don't think I'll be able to get access to an ECE department. you'd be surprised the luck you can
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
i just recently (last month) repaired my mbp logic board (screen backlight circuit issue). i had very little experience (have never even taken a circuits class) but i was able to successfully perform the repair (with a little help). the fir
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
too bad much of the money got eaten up by large corps https://www.forbes.com/sites/eriksherman/2020/04/24/public-c...
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
so you leave this guy's unsourced bullshit but delete my counterposed purely sourced comment as a way of combatting racism? totally makes sense
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
i didn't remove it. it was flagged and hidden and i removed it afterwards
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
>And it's not just from the patient perspective, a different sort of cultural understanding and empathy from the doctor also helps them practice, which their race or gender can provide. this is the biggest factor i think personally
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
https://www.aamc.org/data-reports/workforce/interactive-data... 5% of doctors are black. similarly hispanic. 17% are asian. what infuriates me to no end whenever affirmative action comes up is how people refuse to
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
> They’re not wealthy by the standard of the Bay Area, which is the point of the comment you’re replying to. Wealth is relative. they end up in possession of an asset worth $1MM. ill-liquid sure but still a durable asset. you can borrow
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
bloomberg's media business is a giant content marketing play for the terminals themselves (that's why so many of the stories have deep links or whatever to their software)
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
Lol exactly what support will you be providing? Will you contribute to paying this person's salary for the next 10 years? I wish people would quit with the empty platitudes and the rhetoric.
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
Sorry who should we compare them to? https://www.fastcompany.com/90494347/american-billionaires-h... People at the top are profiting while people at the bottom are either sacrificing or outright dying.
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
how well does workspaces work? are they at all close to workspaces on mac?
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
>Luckily, this kind of supply shock isn't possible with produce. Vegetables have a longer shelf life than meat and grains a longer shelf life still. So you're just wrong.
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by throwlaplace 6y ago
>But seriously, it's never going to be a binary thing the person i responded to is portraying it as a necessary dichotomy i.e. some sort of catastrophic disruption to the food supply chain. the article in particular discusses pork

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