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by wolfi1 2y ago
just a hunch, but if you can detect it via CT or MRI isn't it already too late? I guess these blood tests can detect it even earlier an then the prognosis could be significally better
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by wolfi1 2y ago
I would call it the "Cinderella Method" after the German version of it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinderella#Aschenputtel,_by_th... ("Die Guten ins Töpfchen, die Schlechten ins Kröpfchen"_)
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Beavers build planned dams in protected landscape area(english.radio.cz)
2 points by wolfi1 2y ago|1 comments
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Tiny Roman Padlock Set to Go on Display(jpost.com)
1 points by wolfi1 2y ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 2y ago
imagine how much they could reduce when the barest safety rules regarding hygiene were met
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by wolfi1 2y ago
Taiwanese brand but produced in Hungary
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by wolfi1 2y ago
best example: the €500m disaster Lidl had with SAP [1] https://www.computerweekly.com/news/252446965/Lidl-dumps-500...
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by wolfi1 2y ago
about the probabilities: say Steve's number is 59. I say 50, Steve says higher, so there are just 50 numbers left and the new probability is 1/50, I say 75, Steve says lower, so the probability is 1/24 (otherwise it would be
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by wolfi1 2y ago
maybe the malware detection program adds to the performance as well
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by wolfi1 2y ago
I guess some webkit solution like wkhtmltopdf
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by wolfi1 2y ago
if he's immune for "official actions" even after office impeachment after office must be possible as well
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by wolfi1 2y ago
it is insanely inefficient. whereelse I read you need 3 liters of gasoline to produce 1 liter of synfuel
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by wolfi1 2y ago
generics were introduced in 2004, this code is from 2001. As for the build system, I find it refreshing that you only need javac and nothing else
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by wolfi1 2y ago
how would you achieve the purity you need?
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NTS (TeX reimplementation in Java from 2001) still compiles under Java 16(github.com)
68 points by wolfi1 2y ago|63 comments
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by wolfi1 2y ago
I thought the Pythagoreans threw one of their members over board for proving the root of 2 to be irrational
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Crown Equipment Corp victim of a Ransomware attack – Employees get no pay(borncity.com)
2 points by wolfi1 2y ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 2y ago
a colleague of mine had one, for one eye he needed minor surgical after-treatment but since then he is content with the result
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by wolfi1 2y ago
there should have been some punitive damage
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The automated Fortress Europe: No place for human rights(algorithmwatch.org)
4 points by wolfi1 2y ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 2y ago
we're talking sub-micrometer here, I doubt that the usual sieves can handle that
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by wolfi1 2y ago
I hate to break it to you but this is ahistorical, as this story is several hundred years old the peasants at that time had no concerns for world politics nor were they concerned by whom they were governed, the circumstances for them wouldn
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by wolfi1 2y ago
that's why in medicine you do trials randomized and double blind so that no one knows if it's the drug or the placebo, could have been the placebo effect after all
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by wolfi1 3y ago
Troglodytes? cave dwellers?
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by wolfi1 3y ago
Austria, Europe, too
356.
by wolfi1 3y ago
I once saw the acronym translated as "Keiner prüft mehr genau" (No one does checking accurately any more)
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by wolfi1 3y ago
I don't see the efficiency claim if we're talking about glass that's used just once
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by wolfi1 3y ago
glass recycling is way more inefficient than you think, granted, you don't need the sand to melt but you still need the same energy, so, if the glass bottles are used just once you gain nothing, ecologically
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by wolfi1 3y ago
the "gluschdich" got me, usually such words have some resemblance to a word from standard German but in this case it doesn't sound familiar to me but then again the Alemannic German isn't my strong suit. Can anybody shed
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by wolfi1 3y ago
"possible" was also used in the Bednorz/Müller paper, "possible" is therefore an established term

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