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by tsomctl 8y ago
The Saudis are well aware that oil isn't going to last forever, and are diversifying their investments.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
Well, most migraine triggers are basically oxidative stress ( https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/head.12725 ), and it is impossible to avoid oxidative stress since even simply burning glucose contr
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by tsomctl 8y ago
I go to its Wikipedia page, but sci-hub.tw has worked pretty consistently for a while now.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
Yeah, what this guy is doing is a bit on the reckless side. But even if you do make a Frankenstein vehicle (which I have done, although it was my own), the liability is not going to be on the vehicle manufacturer. If you sue the manufacture
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by tsomctl 8y ago
There are a number of areas on vehicles where failure can lead to injury or death. The reality, though, is that these systems are designed to fail gracefully, and most people that work on cars know how to respect them. Take brakes for examp
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by tsomctl 8y ago
It comes down to why you like manuals. If it's for the pleasure of working through the gears, then you're out of luck. If it's for the instant throttle response, no slushyness from the torque converter, or being able to chose
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by tsomctl 8y ago
Some militaries use 70 series Land Cruisers, which are basically a direct descendant of the original jeep.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
According to my grandpa, who was a plumber his whole life, it's impossible to use tape to fix a leak.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
According to your link, Thalidomide was introduced in 1957, and banned in Canada and most European countries by the early 60's. I really, really hope that the FDA and EMA have improved their methodology in the past 50 years.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
It's a distraction from the fact that Michael Cohen might cooperate with Mueller, Paul Manafort is currently in prison, and it just became public that Roger Stone had another meeting with the Russians.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
> Diodes this old when put on a curve tracer can sometimes look more like a resistor than a diode.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
The East German auto manufacturer Trabant made cars with panels made from cotton, wood pulp, and glue (similar to fiberglass, but with wood fiber). I don't remember which USSR manufacturer it was, but there was another car with cow hid
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by tsomctl 8y ago
> Note that the MPTCP code does seem to be quite buggy > ...but is indicative of untested code That's not encouraging.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
As a side note, coffee chaff makes excellent mulch. It gets wet and then forms a thick mat that keeps the water i.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
With that advertisement for Spider Man, that's the last time I ever click an IMDB link.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
Between 50 and 70 F. It's unheated/uncooled, but I live in a temperate environment.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
I'm pretty happy with my setup. My garage shares a wall with my living room, so I put the tower out there. I then ran high quality, 25' long dvi and usb cables to the desk in my living room. Edit: I currently have two gtx1050 in i
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by tsomctl 8y ago
OK, I guess it comes down to what you call "normal" C. I was defining it as what would run on x86 Windows or Linux.
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by tsomctl 8y ago
C-like code that runs on GPUs is not even close to normal C, even though the syntax is similar. The way you layout your memory, schedule your threads, and add memory barriers is completely different. You are never going to take a piece of l
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by tsomctl 8y ago
This is something that I've wondered about. There is nothing about Tensorflow (for example) that is specific to CUDA. Why doesn't AMD dedicate a couple of engineers to port it? They don't even have to do a complete job. Only
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by tsomctl 8y ago
Depends on which country you're a citizen of and where you are. The head of the Russian mafia was on FBI's most wanted list; we took him off when it became obvious we'd never get him. He is currently a free man living in Russ
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by tsomctl 8y ago
Everyone in California (which presumably is a non trivial number of people here) call your assemblyman and senator: http://findyourrep.legislature.ca.gov/
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by tsomctl 9y ago
I'm surprised they're doing this, because it could open them up to legal liability. If they have the technology to do this, then arguably they have the technology to detect child abuse or other crimes and would be liable for hosti
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Used spark plugs are going to have a bigger gap.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
I didn't realize that clang is mostly a drop in replacement for cl, and matches the C++ abi. That in of itself is awesome.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
There's car mods other than race cars. I have a modified Toyota 4Runner that will go just about anywhere. There's a really large field of people restoring old cars, which is difficult because some parts just don't exist. This
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by tsomctl 9y ago
To anyone who isn't aware, there is a huge world of car hacking. There is of course the basics like getting an expensive air filter (pointless), and it goes all the way up to welding up your own custom car. The more common mods are thi
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Owned his own small plumbing business. Built a reputation of doing excellent, reliable, honest work and was certified to do unusual things, like medical gas in hospitals.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
To quote my grandpa (who started off with nothing and retired as a millionaire): money doesn't buy happiness, but it sure makes it easier.
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by tsomctl 9y ago
Stretch. And stretch properly. Not some weak stretch like what you did in high school PE class. I'm talking about a deep stretch that you feel throughout your muscles, and still feel hours afterwards. There's a lot of overlap with

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