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by verall 3y ago
I'm not really confident at all since the paper you linked doesn't mention anything about it and I'm no expert in small particles. My intuition though, given this line from the paper: > TiO2 is used extensively in many com
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by verall 3y ago
A lot of the processing steps expect linearity and would have to be reworked for floating point or log scale data. Most HDR sensors are using some kind of logarithmic compression for sensor readout, but I've never really heard of a flo
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by verall 3y ago
Looks like this is fully about breathing airborne TiO2, which doesn't seem like a big problem if it's fully within the food dye
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by verall 3y ago
> A more fair approach would be a special assessment on net worth. Which the current supreme court would strike down even if congress could put its pants on and try
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by verall 3y ago
> "Why exactly can't the public school expel problem students?" If as you say it's the secret to a private schools success maybe public schools should think about copying it. Because the main purpose of the public sch
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by verall 3y ago
I say this every time that education unions are blamed, but there are many states which do not allow teachers to collectively bargain in any way, thereby completely defanging the "unions" which exist in those states, and yet stude
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by verall 3y ago
People supporting voucher programs don't want well funded public schools.
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by verall 3y ago
800,000s per 1PB, off by a 10 factor
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by verall 3y ago
Anybody can give their 2-weeks notice at any time, and a forcible relocation obviously increases the risk. A competent manager knows how to ask their employee what their plan is while giving them enough wiggle room to leave lines to be read
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by verall 3y ago
It's super meaningful because conservatives and progressives are nearly fully aligned on the issues mentioned above: - police oversight - abortion - welfare And even on dumber issues like public transit. Say what you will about authori
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by verall 3y ago
I actually had to google to find that tofu is "processed" but not "ultra-processed". I think the asian-style soy milk I buy for cooking might also not be "ultra-processed" since I don't think it has emusif
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by verall 3y ago
Soy only tastes like shit if you don't know wtf to do with it. Plenty of great food made with tofu but I doubt that soy salami is any good.
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by verall 3y ago
Can you give an example for what you would like? I think democracy favoring populism has been a thing since at least "panem et circenses". It's nothing new. The US certainly has enough money to feed everyone in the country (c
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by verall 3y ago
Why must this be true?
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by verall 3y ago
The easy response: What about disabled people? > therefore ensuring its eternal permanence on democracy I assume you would prefer a different system?
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by verall 3y ago
Sure, and if those individual franchises start failing or finding other corporate overlords, then McDs profits may go down and they may have to reduce those fees in order to remain competitive. Such is capitalism. Does this equilibrium-find
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by verall 3y ago
It's just completely BS then? Looks like it's plenty upvoted too.
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by verall 3y ago
Can you give me a link or reference to this incredible $3600/year for $0 deductables insurance? That's cheaper than I pay with my employer covering most of my healthcare. That could be literally lifesaving for friends of mine who
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by verall 3y ago
I bought some things a long time ago but none of those services take bitcoin anymore. It has regressed in this area.
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by verall 3y ago
They are fantastic for banking and insurance but there's no particular reason to get your mortgage from them. When I looked their rates weren't any better.
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by verall 3y ago
I gave 2 examples - automatic faucet and women sized crash test dummies, your response was seriously that they could use very tanned white people. As if that is not "deflection". > Don't you think that if a diverse workfor
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by verall 3y ago
Why answer? Your argument as far as I can read it is "Physics exists, therefore DEI is bad". Can you help me fill in the gap? What is your clearly rhetorical question getting at?
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by verall 3y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that really tanned white people have a similar skin tone to Black people? r.e. tsmc VS Intel, is tsmc much more meritocratic than Intel? I haven't really heard this anywhere. I've heard they're an
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by verall 3y ago
I have to wonder if this comment is made in good faith - Are cars and other goods tailored to the needs of local markets? Are they adjustable for different people's shapes and sizes? How long was it before car chairs were adjustable to
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by verall 3y ago
I think this looks clumsy, obvious, and doesn't seem to be well coordinated with other government agencies
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by verall 3y ago
I have git for windows installed and then alias git=git.exe so git from WSL just calls windows git which is much faster and I've never noticed any issues with this. I also use WSL1 though so maybe my setup is weird.
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by verall 3y ago
I work on camera systems, I know how a Bayer filter works, it doesn't make everything misaligned and fuzzy. Edge directed upscaling works great. I'm curious how the foveon looked different or if you had an example. If you only mea
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by verall 3y ago
Do you have an example or can expand on what you mean about the last point? Isn't sharpness mostly limited by the lens systems in modern cameras rather than the Bayer sensor resolution?
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by verall 3y ago
> the car was paid for with a combination of card and CASHIER’S check. Cashiers check means the amount of money is withdrawn from the bank when it’s ISSUED not cashed. from the post
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by verall 3y ago
I think its just a pun

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