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811.
by vl 7y ago
The point of the article is that it’s not scaled, it’s brightened. Angular sizes are correct.
812.
by vl 7y ago
> and I didn't want to spend my mental energy doing research on fucking mattresses Ironically it should be reverse: you send a lot of time on the mattress, it directly affects quality of your sleep and consequently health and qualit
813.
by vl 7y ago
Greenspun follows his own advice and published his book online for free as well: http://www.realworlddivorce.com/
814.
by vl 7y ago
There is no element of overhead press in snatch. In jerk feet are moving. I think it would be beneficial to have third exercise where the final motion is overhead press after pause and feet are not allowed to move.
815.
by vl 7y ago
This I don’t agree with: they should have left it as leg-assisted overhead press. So what that you helped with your back and legs? It’s a full-body activity anyway.
816.
by vl 7y ago
This test is mostly useless anyway: you need to administer it at the narrow window when you have covid for it to be effective. This implies that you have to keep it on hand, ie it can be too late to order it when you have symptoms since it
817.
by vl 7y ago
You send your DNA to someone every time you post an envelope. LabCorp is the largest provider doing tests, when you are tested at hospital for example, most likely they will send your sample to them, so there is no difference with doing it
818.
by vl 7y ago
Being NSA they could have easily have gotten source code in the covert way - one of the employees had copy at home, they emailed it around! But for encryption software there is no value in source code in the first place - algorithms are sta
819.
by vl 7y ago
Whatever they used source code for, it just a shortcut - they could do the same thing by just disassembling and binary patching (like all hackers and agencies do all the time). Basically they would never do it and risk exposure if they didn
820.
by vl 7y ago
It’s better to have data and know its limitations, than not to have data at all.
821.
by vl 7y ago
Wait, we haven’t talked about UBI yet.
822.
by vl 7y ago
This article should have been titled: “There is No Plan”.
823.
by vl 7y ago
Because it wasn’t an ER visit, it was an appointment.
824.
by vl 7y ago
FYI, 50M masks in pandemic is 1/7th of what country needs in a day.
825.
by vl 7y ago
Oh, please, have you been to the hospital? This is typical visit: check-in with security, wait in line, check-in with receptionist, wait, talk to the nurse assistant (wtf? I kid you not, now nurses have assistants!), wait, repeat exact same
826.
by vl 7y ago
Get normal medical glue instead of superglue - search for “tissue adhesive” or “liquid bandage”.
827.
by vl 7y ago
You don’t have to use superglue, there is special medical glue for this purpose you can buy. Also great for treating cuts before swimming, etc. Search for “tissue adhesive” or “liquid bandage”.
828.
by vl 7y ago
Haven’t you watched Tiger King? Turns out tigers are very cheap to acquire and to the tune of $10000 a year to maintain.
829.
by vl 7y ago
I guess we now have enough tests for humans if we have them for tigers.
830.
by vl 7y ago
> Pre-crisis startup funding was largely decadence enabled by cheap money. Arguably with current rates we are going to have cheapest money ever possible. On top of that a lot of traditional investment vehicles are contracting.
831.
by vl 7y ago
You mean like A320 in Sully?
832.
by vl 7y ago
Apparently they are working on the web version of OmniFocus.
833.
by vl 7y ago
Seattle
834.
by vl 7y ago
I was born in Soviet Union, I grew as it was collapsing, when I left Russia, it already was through two devastating crises. US had no serious calamity since Civil War. All wars since then were not on the main territory, 9/11 is actuall
835.
Censorship in the Time of Corona(elaineou.com)
5 points by vl 7y ago|0 comments
836.
Your biggest problem right now is denial(medium.com)
24 points by vl 7y ago|12 comments
837.
by vl 7y ago
Especially it's ironical in the contexts of the interview, when the question is something like "write a function to reverse order of all words in the given string". So I'm thinking to myself: "You don't even co
838.
by vl 7y ago
Nothing like extra cash to buy when market is low.
839.
by vl 7y ago
I wonder why in China and Korea, in counties most experienced in current situation, everyone is required to use them.
840.
by vl 7y ago
> What you are describing is caused based alerting, which is strongly discouraged by SRE. SREs prefer symptom based alerting (e.i are users seeing errors) because you only get alerted when you know that there is a problem that effects yo

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