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by tonmoy 5y ago
I meant no one said anything about monitoring pollution
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Just curious, what kind of compilation error are you getting?
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> "We think that we beat nature," Rogers said. "At least in the narrow sense that we have been able to build structures that fall with more stable trajectories and at slower terminal velocities than equivalent seeds that y
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by tonmoy 5y ago
Neither the researchers nor the media outlet said anything about pollution
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by tonmoy 5y ago
Please provide a credible source (preferably a peer reviewed publication) for such a bold claim.
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Stop and Update Your iPhone to iOS 14.8(theverge.com)
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The motivation for prison for a significant portion of US population is punishment not rehabilitation
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The domain looks like fake new/sketchy to me (I could be wrong). Maybe there is a ban for the entire domain?
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by tonmoy 5y ago
GMO can also be engineered to inherently be pest resistant and thus require significantly less pesticide
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by tonmoy 5y ago
Do you have any sources for either of these claims? This goes against my general intuition (which could itself be wrong)
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by tonmoy 5y ago
I personally think you are spot on. I am yet to find any major environmental issue with landfill plastics or any health issues with micro plastics - especially compared to the harm caused by GHG. If using paper bag produces significantly mo
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by tonmoy 5y ago
This assumes power grid won’t keep getting greener or more efficient. Unless we go zero carbon we are just delaying the inevitable and sometimes easy short term carbon reduction actually hampers our efforts to zero emissions.
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I am not sure if you are joking because a lot of UFO proponents actually do believe that
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They may actually be scumbag and they may have lost the right to bot be called one, but calling them such in issue tracker is still not constructive.
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A human with stick (in the colloquial sense, they ones used by Dow sets) would absolutely not be able to perceive the differences in gravity with/without the presence of underground water. The signal to noise ratio would be too high to
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by tonmoy 5y ago
It would be impossible to catch all cheaters just from server side. Game clients for example need to have the location of other players but as the gamer it would be cheating to know this information. Moreover you can have assist clients ins
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> The U.S. tech group must now come up with proposals within the next two months on how it would compensate news agencies and other publishers for the use of their news. If it does not do that, the company would face additional fines of
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by tonmoy 5y ago
Is that really true? If we manage to get a spacecraft get captured by the dwarf planet's gravity and orbit it, would that not be a lot less delta-V compared to if we made the spacecraft achieve the dwarf planet's orbit around the
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by tonmoy 5y ago
The study found no rise in productivity, neither did it mention anything about fall. So likely these employees are taking care of stuff at home during work hours and making up for it by working a little longer. I don’t see any issue with mi
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by tonmoy 6y ago
I set up a reolink PoE camera with a PoE injector connected directory to a RPi. The RPi itself is connected to the Wifi and I have homeassistant running on it and the camera itself can generate an event when it detects a motion that homeass
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by tonmoy 6y ago
I don’t understand what “natural” has to do with the article. The article mentions a new material that is transparent and has better insulating properties and makes no claim about being natural
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by tonmoy 6y ago
I am not sure how second law of thermodynamics comes into play here. We refresh almost all aspects of ourselves not having the same atoms in our body after a decade or two. The whole system of the world would still gain entropy even if ever
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by tonmoy 6y ago
They are trying to replace a generator, which needs to be running a long time I would assume.
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by tonmoy 6y ago
Sure, but all case numbers are not preventable like COVID (assuming people dying from COVID would’ve been fine otherwise)
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I can see a showcase section in the readme
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by tonmoy 6y ago
This is same in Windows and Linux as well
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by tonmoy 6y ago
Location: Dallas, TX Remote: No preference Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Verilog, SystemVerilog, C++, Python, Formal Verification, Static Timing Analysis, Physical Design, DFT Résumé/CV: linkedin.com/in/tonmoy-roy Em
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by tonmoy 6y ago
I claim there is a tea pot in orbit around the sun. I can’t sustain my claims by bringing a link, you need to provide reference to prove that I am wrong.
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Apart from sibling comments’ points, someone from MIT with multiple publications under their name can apply for NIW as well.
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by tonmoy 6y ago
It’s a very fascinating idea for sure. But why? Is is because you want to give every possible combination a chance to prove itself, or are you hoping for extremely high performing individuals that would be impossible to find otherwise?

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