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Soviet apartments had a separate rooms for the toilet and the area with a bath/shower/sink. The area behind the toilet was usually a hinged wall that could be opened to reveal the entry point for utilities. I assume toilet hands w
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Dr. Wilhem Röntgen was moon-walking with joy.
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The new multitasking features (movable windows, pseudo-desktop environment) of iPadOS might be telegraphing an “iBook” line-up. Meanwhile, the M acBook stays with the M chips.
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1y ago
Similarly, the Sultan Industrial Road is a private logging road that saves a few hours of driving on the Trans-Canada between Wawa and Sudbury. However, amenities, and the likelihood of getting timely help, is low. Take your pick.
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This is it. This is a new paradigm and a lot of people seem to think that it’s authoritative. It’s decision support tool, and the output still has to pass an internal litmus test. Whether someone’s litmus test is well-developed is another m
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1y ago
With the evolution of tech that enables viewing past visible light, humans have been able to find new ways of diagnosing and treating conditions that were just “bandaged over” a mere 200-300 years ago.
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1y ago
The finger curls. You get model trains carrying carloads of asbestos.
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Lead may not have had as strong of an effect on adults as it did on developing brains. Post-war timelines fit for baby boomers, as they would be in young adulthood at the peak of these crimes.
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Even regionally. My kid goes to an urban school where the majority of parents are those with at least an undergraduate degree, and are at least my age. Family friends have kids in a rural school with parents being those that haven’t moved 1
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This, and also possible inter-generational family violence from a time when children were meant to neither be seen or heard. > In the family of one of those with whom I experimented there were five Jumpers, the father, two sons, and two
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Alcohol melts the thermo-sensitive layer and makes a receipt illegible.
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> children … especially can’t Worry about your own kids, teach them the right values, and use others’ imperfect knowledge to the advantage of your family.
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> … can already remove the paracetamol In amounts less than 4 grams every 24 hours.
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Are kids these days even sensitive to “edgy” marketing anymore?
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1y ago
Is there a difference between addiction and compulsion?
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1y ago
Close observation for 15 minutes is typical for any blood transfusion. You do a set of pre-transfusion vitals, vitals when the blood hits the vein, vitals every 5 minutes until 15 minutes is up, vitals every 15 minutes until the blood is do
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Neither article talks about whether this is a minor or a major antigen. Blood for transfusion needs to be crossmatched against antigen types of the recipient. Many patients will tolerate several transfusions of a minor mismatched antigen be
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Sodium light story: my family went to Niagara Falls and took a tour of the tunnels behind the falls. The tunnels were lit by sodium lights that were not augmented by phosphors. It was so monochromatic that we thought we lost our shuttle bus
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> That's complete nonsense. 10-15 Starship launches would land a lander that can carry like 100tons of payload orbit. The burning question that I have now is whether a Starship explosion during lunar testing will be visible from Ear
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1y ago
Why not a whale to make the Douglas Adams trope a reality?
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Before practical applications, my first thought was a grade-school science fair entry. It’s novel enough for judges not to have seen it for a couple of years.
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Terrible! I was expecting at least a 7599-13601 Hz split.
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What sort of ML method would do shape optimization?
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If orange was tolerated before, I am curious why orange LEDs aren’t being looked at again for resilience.
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Sony sold a passport camera that I’ve seen in use these days, and apparently still in demand: https://www.ebay.ca/b/Sony-DKC-200-299-9x-Digital-Zoom-Digit...
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Google aims to reinvent email with Wave (2009)
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When I’m in a Smart Alec mood, I’ll usually respond “you already did” if they ask if they can ask a question.
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The laser would ricochet from disintegrating drones (think of the props) and cause collateral damage to people on the ground. Also see this (with remaining eye): https://www.funraniumlabs.com/2024/07/how-i-got-my-l
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Sugar? Why not caffeine? I swear that a 4+ week coffee and caffeinated holiday improved emotional regulation and turns down OCD behaviours and anxiety. Not sure if this is microbiota-related or related to down-regulation of neuroreceptors a
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