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wrycoder
4y ago
1. Not a work device. 2. We are discussing how ads are selected for presentation.
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I’d like to second timr’s remarks on that study. I’ve read the whole thing twice, and I found it to be low quality and tendentious: they didn’t even fairly present the results they did have. It may be that the “surgical” masks they used, wh
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Properly fitted N95s help a lot. Procedure masks, which are the type normally worn against COVID, do very little, especially since they are usually worn incorrectly. Other cloth masks do less than nothing, because they provide a false sense
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The polio vaccine is a sterilizing vaccine that completely protects against infection The SARS2 mRNA vaccines don’t even protect against infection, especially for Omicron variants. You may want to reconsider your opinion.
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I think YouTube has given up on figuring me out. They mostly offer stuff I’ve already watched or stuff on my watch list.
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I buy a package of underwear. All I see for next three weeks on my browser is close ups of men’s briefs. It’s embarrassing, when associates glance at my screen.
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4y ago
What was that, five percent of the value of the house (land not included)? If so, seems reasonable.
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I get about half my heat from burning wood. But, my century-old house is so leaky that I would need a very large cold air duct to make a difference.
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The question under dispute is what is to be done. Removing guns from law abiding citizens is preferred by one vocal faction, rather than imprisoning criminals who use them in committing crimes (and who usually don't possess their guns
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Well, those solutions don't really work because of the contagiousness, so they are going out of favor. What is needed is effective prophylactics (beyond mRNA vaccines) and effective treatment. But the effort spent on that is, sadly, m
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If you have a source of radiant heat close to you, be it a fire or an electric log, you can keep the room temperature lower. Best of both worlds. The problem with wood fires is they require a ducted external air source, or the chimney will
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I'm interested in air/water heat pumps for slab heating[0]. In the summer they can be reversed to provide cooling, so long as you keep the slab zone above the dewpoint and provide additional wall-mounted exchangers in other zones
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If you scroll down below the ordering section, you'll see an EPROM containing: "The Diskless Elf/OS ROM by Mike Riley gives you a taste of everything! It has Tiny BASIC, FORTH, Lisp, VTL2, a monitor, simulator, and a mini-ed
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He appears to be using a Harris part.
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All the signals are brought out to J1 at the bottom edge of the front panel card. It appears that you could populate that with a header (since you have the soldering skills to build the kit in the first place), but I'm not sure how ea
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If you read the manual at the link, you’ll see you can still do that via the serial port.
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It was the first CMOS microprocessor [0] and a rad-hard version flew to Jupiter back in the day. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RCA_1802
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Check the page! He’s selling kits with 1980s era thru-hole parts.
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8-bit 64K 1802 computer with front panel and serial port in an Altoids tin
(sunrise-ev.com)
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It’s because the Constitution has nothing to do with marriage - so any laws on that are reserved for states to legislate. The lack of uniformity would be a mess, though, so Congress should pass a constitutional amendment. It looks like they
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"... to have the privilege of being allowed to walk home with Gödel" is closer, but still not quite the correct tone.
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> Federal officials recognize that the current centralized system of air traffic management won’t work for drones: at peak times today, US air traffic controllers actively manage only about 5,400 en route aircraft. Concept: routes abov
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status.fastmail.com shows a green board as of 01:59 UTC, 21:59 EDT, but bad gateway. fastmail.com server back but not connecting at 02:03 UTC. status.fastmail.com shows internal network issue, fix in progress 02:05 UTC fastmail.com is up 02
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I think it's the odor from the paper cup and the overall low quality experience compared to using a nice ceramic cup is what bothers me.
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Cottage food per CA [0] [0] https://casetext.com/statute/california-codes/california-hea...
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Einstein once remarked to Oskar Morgenstern, one of the cofounders of game theory, that he went to the Institute chiefly to walk home with Gödel. ("Um das Privileg zu haben, mit Gödel zu Fuss nach Hause gehen zu dürfen." There is
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The case for strong longtermism (2021) [pdf]
(globalprioritiesinstitute.org)
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I thought that gmail ignored the period, and would not allow registering one of those accounts if the other one already existed.
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My Gmail is firstname.lastname@gmail and I get mail to that account that’s not for me. Must be the other party has a middle initial they are leaving out.
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Hanging with the salt of the earth can be more rewarding than exchanging ripostes with the would-be elite.
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