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by tocs3 2y ago
So if you really want to make money with time travel I would like to suggest "just at the right time delivery". Imagine having the delivery guy walking up to your door just as you push the buy button. It would work well with the
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by tocs3 2y ago
Could tuning several analog radio receivers between station be used in some sort of synthetic aperture telescope?
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by tocs3 2y ago
My new favorite sciencey DIY site. It reminds me of the early Popular Mechanics and Scientific American projects. Now all I need is lots more time (or less responsibility). These are the sorts of things that should be available in middle an
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by tocs3 2y ago
Because the site is not coming up for I will post my first thought: "A single acid drop turns lots of things see-through" The page finally open and wow. Can I try this at home. I saw the abstract [1] for the paper but do not have
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by tocs3 2y ago
I think it might make a nice interactive chart (climate implications aside). If there was a way to pick the decades to show individual so that the grouping could bee seen easier.
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by tocs3 2y ago
I wonder how hard it will be to buy some of this information. Will an average person be able to browse the catalog and make purchases?
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by tocs3 2y ago
Questions including are we going to hear about any of the results or are they going to be pretty closed bout the whole thing? I hope we get to see some of the pictures. The next mission looks interesting with magnetic landing legs. I hope t
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by tocs3 2y ago
Wow, this makes things sound sort of bleak. Still, pretty exciting I am looking forward to following the progress and wish them luck. Does anyone know much about Matt Gialich and Jose Acain. There does not seem to be much information about
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by tocs3 2y ago
I am not going to hold my breath waiting for one to pollinate any flowers but I am still impressed. Sixteen minutes with those wings and and actuators (and wings flapping so fast) is worth a short read.
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by tocs3 2y ago
From the article: Vance’s most concerning assertion was that: “[T]he Trump administration will ensure that AI systems developed in America are free from ideological bias and never restrict our citizens’ right to free speech.”
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by tocs3 2y ago
This is interesting. Lately I have been wondering about the great diversity of thing available in my grocery stores and wondering if I like it or not (different animal than the retail stores in the article). I grew up around stores that wer
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by tocs3 2y ago
Adam and Eve
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by tocs3 2y ago
FDA scientists told 'woman' and 'disabled' are on Trump's banned word list https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43143962
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by tocs3 2y ago
Hope he gives an example.
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by tocs3 2y ago
Thank you. I wonder what it is, aluminum? I wonder how the emissive part work at night? A few degrees at night might help with atmospheric water harvesting hat i might find useful. I am a little skeptical of the sky blue being cooler. It ju
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by tocs3 2y ago
Who knew there was so much to know about this subject. hey should teach this stuff in school (or maybe I should have payed more attention). https://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/qanda/data/faq/topics/H...
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by tocs3 2y ago
I have been really interested in all the radiative cooling stories that have shown up over the past few years. I wish some good products would show up on the market.
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by tocs3 2y ago
I am no expert so I will ask. Is this a "man in the middle" attack? Was it something else. I have heard the story in the past but it was still a nice read.
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by tocs3 2y ago
Got a type written letter yesterday from an old friend. It has a really different look than anything from modern printers (is there a font that mimics manual typewriter with maybe old ribbon type). My father would type my papers in high sch
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by tocs3 2y ago
> Highly illegal[1] but sadly once the dust clears and Elon finally gets prosecuted he will receive a pardon. I think there is a good chance that he will be abandoned. This administration is not known for sticking to agreements.
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by tocs3 2y ago
I have not read it all, there is a lot more than I thought there could be, but I am going to dive back in later.
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by tocs3 2y ago
Have been wanting something like this for a long time. Tried an OBD-II reader from Sparkfun but it was sort of flakey ( no knock on Sparkfun, I did not really pursuer the trouble). any one use one of these?
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by tocs3 2y ago
> Conflict of Interest Disclosures: Dr Chen reported receiving grants from Kowa, AstraZeneca, and Ipsen outside the submitted work. Dr Fontana reported receiving grants from Takeda Pharmaceutical Company and Kezar Life Sciences outside
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by tocs3 2y ago
It is an interesting read. It ends rather abruptly though. I wonder how his mathematical exploration went (I see he has a couple subsequent articles on the subject I have yet to read [1]). I also see he had a brother who was a computer scie
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by tocs3 2y ago
The mountain has a long history of name changes and many of the changes have been political. Denali is a name that seems to have some significant local support. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denali#Naming
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by tocs3 2y ago
Only vaguely related. I have been thinking about using the HDL language found in the NAND to Tetris" course to solve the Project Euler problems.
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by tocs3 2y ago
An interesting idea. Mostly it makes me want to start a museum of weird tools that never really caught on / worked.
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by tocs3 2y ago
"Failed" ?
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by tocs3 2y ago
Just making it easier to watch would help. This year has been better but I have had a very hard time watching he home team. At times I have resorted too signing up for another subscription to watch one game.
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by tocs3 2y ago
I would add that this is important in more areas besides "tech" (if it needs repair it is probably some form of technology). Fixing things from clothing to cars is a great way to learn now to do things and how things work. It can

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