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They also used a technique called electrochemistry(monash.edu)
1 points by wolfi1 4y ago|1 comments
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by wolfi1 4y ago
there is also naked short selling, if I got it right you need to have the stocks within 3 days of the closing date of the short, seems to work most of the time, the only failure in recent times was when Porsche shorted Volkswagen and and ha
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by wolfi1 4y ago
in fact, unfortunately, almost every TV station did that in that time, some of them preserved their material on film, but unfortunately not all of their material
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by wolfi1 4y ago
as a devop a shared account mixing private and business? would be a security breach if you ask me
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by wolfi1 4y ago
rechargeable batteries, which want to use air as the second electrode, have the problem of CO2 in the air which causes dendrites in the (liquid) electrolyte, a solid electrolyte does not have this problem, obviously, but there seems to be s
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by wolfi1 4y ago
not the OP, but I guess much of the software or the sites are shipped when "good enough", not "when optimal", nobody pays you for optimizing the page or the app for speed, when it's fast enough on their iPhone 14
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by wolfi1 4y ago
reminds me of lecithin which was marketed in the 80s as helpful for the aging brain, turns out, lecithin does not cross the Blood-Brain barrier
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by wolfi1 4y ago
the GPL is not the only solution to this problem
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by wolfi1 4y ago
-2 and 1 are mod 3 essentially the same. I don't see here the problem except of course someone didn't expect this result and used it for indexing
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by wolfi1 4y ago
C*Os only have one incentive and that's their compensation package
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by wolfi1 4y ago
layoffs aren't only when profits plummet, they are when stock prices must rise because of some bonus package
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by wolfi1 4y ago
I just wonder how one may come across such a patent
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by wolfi1 4y ago
although there is a german word for everything, "Sehnsucht" just means "desire"
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by wolfi1 4y ago
has already been discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34156227
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by wolfi1 4y ago
it seems to be spun with longer fibers, so 100% recycled cotton seems not achievable, at least not mechanically recycled fiber
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Cotton Recycling(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by wolfi1 4y ago|3 comments
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by wolfi1 4y ago
the problem with such treaties is they are very shady in their wording and if there is a possibility to interpret it in this direction it will be interpreted in this direction
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by wolfi1 4y ago
how would I print a file on Android?
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Scriptio continua(en.wikipedia.org)
38 points by wolfi1 4y ago|13 comments
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by wolfi1 4y ago
regarding the surname "Hartl" I suspected he was from Austria and the WP-article confirms it. Interestingly some German names are tied to some region, some times you even can pin a surname to some town or village
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by wolfi1 4y ago
I'm disappointed that hella has not become a prefix
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by wolfi1 4y ago
in my time as student not so unusual
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by wolfi1 4y ago
Landau/Lifshitz: "Mechanics" has a chapter on small oscillations
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by wolfi1 4y ago
that's not the Internet as a whole, is it? only http[s]-services are affected by that. in case of a nuclear attack I guess every service will be affected
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by wolfi1 4y ago
we were told in class that the meat is called what the nobility called it and the nobility spoke french
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by wolfi1 4y ago
I guess they do. After all, in German it's the same phrase
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by wolfi1 4y ago
really glass? glass has a higher carbon footprint than plastics
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by wolfi1 4y ago
the publication fees (paid by the authors) seem to be considerably higher
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Are your findings “WEIRD”? (2010)(apa.org)
1 points by wolfi1 4y ago|0 comments
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by wolfi1 4y ago
why not use the parking lots and malls and one story buildings?

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