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   Dragonfly wings naturally kill bacteria(acsh.org)

   3 points by virmundi 10y ago|0 comments
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   How are you laying the infrastructure, microwave transmitters or otherwise?
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   Nope. Not unless you can show that he did something a)unethical, b) immoral or c) illegal. Since he gets to define legality through what the FCC dictates, within reason, he can't really violate c on a policy level. If you got a and&#x2
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   Jupyter notebooks make sense since you can modify the whole block. When I used Python or Clojure, the REPL is singles line. So small changes necessitated modifying out of repl and pasting.
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   Why a REPL? I don't get it. I don't get it in Clojure. I don't get it in Python. I just make a JUnit with a little test method. Then I have the full power of the IDE: debugger, code follower, block editing. Most of that is mi
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   What many policy makers and C-levels don't understand, is once freed to their home country, the H1's now have process knowledge that they, and their peers, lacked. They know how your company works. They can extend that model in th
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   Please let me know too. I wanted to set one up in Palatka FL. I found a building. Had a possible budget of 150k. Sadly, the building owner wanted 350k for a termite infested building. Wouldn't budge. I would have offered broadband, AC,
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   I'd like Americans to think all road lead to them because we offer the best destination. Presently we think all roads lead to the US because they do, but we've forgotten why. We think that is just the way of the world. We need to
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   by virmundi 10y ago

   It will help in interviews since you lack work experience. You could retire as a teacher. You can get higher rates for government contracts. Outside of that you can learn more here in a few months. You just don't have the peice of pape
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    I don't like spec. I liked the other one (by Mars I think that actually checks nested objects). Perhaps I'm just stuck in my ways, but I like to be able to see in the code I'm looking at what attributes or actions are applica
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Typing. I like Clojure. I've made a few simple libraries for it while learning. What I don't like is making web service contracts in it. The lack of typing makes the code hard to follow once you get past the first handler. Java ke
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Eye-balling the chart, I think the answer is that the EU vs USA is pretty even (maybe the EU being more) and they have stricter gun laws. I did that by guessing percentages for all the EU countries in the first graph. So based on my interpr
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Nope. The system is implicit that the credit card companies will take care of that. While both sides need an adjudicator, there is a system in place to spot/stop bad actors. Not a perfect system, fraud still happens. But a system none
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    I can't guarantee you that. I can't promise every person you pass on the street won't kill you by stabbing you in the eye with a pencil. I can't promise that no one will throw you into an oncoming bus. As to fear about p
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    There fear is unfounded. None of them have been attacked, accidentally shot or harmed by guns directly. Their fear goes so far as to them becoming hostile at the thought of them or myself carrying. They don't want anyone own this tool.
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    I know the science of genetics (as well as a layman should). I read Super Pigs and Wonder Corn as child. I'm actually pro-genetic engineering. What I don't know, because I don't have source data, is what will spliced in gene
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Sure, it's a generalization. This, within the English language, means anything over 60% of the population in question. I've had multiple conversations with well over 120 self described liberals from multiple parts of the US. Most
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Why is it scaremongering? Why should consumers not be informed what's in their food? We're told how many carbs something has. This allows keto followers to chose accordingly. We're told if it's kosher. This allows Jews a
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    First, realize that science is not just a partisan issue. The liberals in the United States hate science just as much when it's not on their side. They don't reason things through. I can't find it but there was an NPR story a
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Please keep in mind that the US water supply naturally has higher concentrations of pollutants than many other countries. We also have a higher population drinking straight from the water table pump. It makes it hard to do a direct comparis
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    I've played pirates with real flint lock pistols that still sparked. They were old than the US. Really, they should never had allowed college students to run around a refurb'ed castle without a supervisor.
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    They are an a lot quieter. But don't be fooled. Even with shitty long guns (not even riffles since they weren't riffled), the American Indians swapped bows for guns. They still used bows, but took to guns due to their power.
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    I know we do, but most of it is transient. A road job constructing the expansion of I-69 north of Indianapolis takes 6 years. That's great. People can be employed 6 years on that job, maybe (seems to go in spurts, don't know if th
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Isn't one of the issues with the EU government that it's recalcitrant to reform? Brussels feels like they have a cozy little cocoon. Any attempts to make them work for the people in a meaningful way get rebuffed.
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    By that logic everyone should have the cadillac plans since they cover the most things. Where do we draw the line at required?
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    > What I get from this is you and your wife are healthy and didn't go to the doctor and after the ACA your premium went up $20 a month. My taxes, and everyone else's taxes go to pay this $500 dollar difference. The Federal gove
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    I've had chronic, sever depression. Never went to a doctor. Stopped drinking and changed my diet and prayer. Fine now. My wife is a social worker who worked with kids with emotional issues. She issued the depression test to me once a m
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    Depends on the Federal requirements. Something that's lost in this whole conversation is the idea of insurance. I have auto insurance because I could be hit. I've gone 15 years without being hit, at least not enough to make a clai
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    > Don't forget. Obamacare is the Republican plan. Kinda, sorta, not really [1]. 1 - http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2013/nov/15/...
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    by virmundi 10y ago

    I do find that more convincing. Curious why FoxNews National didn't run with that more.