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2y ago
1850$ a month at wholesale cost. That's prohibitively expensive and it could save lives.
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2y ago
Evan is one of the most stand up guys I met in my life. Always thinking for the group rather than himself.
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2y ago
I have a feeling I'm looking at Comic Sans... and the idea that Comic Sans might actually be a really legible font dawns on me. I don't know what to believe anymore.
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2y ago
It's a bit crazy to think that we're bringing back a wooly mammoth just in time for record temperatures. Science is amazing... would be amazing if political forces would do something about climate change.
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2y ago
I'm having a hard time knowing how dangerous it is to drink once from one of those glasses. How many times till I reach dangerous dose?
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2y ago
Also they seemed to show a lifespan change with caloric reduction. The same wasn't seen (at least in at the same level) in humans.
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2y ago
I'm no longer married but this is how we handled it. Both have a personal account and a shared account for common and family things. Mortgage was shared and so was every other family expense like food and travel. I made twice what she
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2y ago
Hopefully they can sue Amazon next.
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I'll be a naysayer. This is not in production environment. We don't know how big these batteries can be, what temperature they can operate at, how much they cost to produce, if they can even be mass produced, what their output co
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2y ago
This is a joke of course... but it won't be one day.
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2y ago
Wait... how can I learn more about how this affects engineers?
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2y ago
Laws like these existed in the music and film industries for years and it helped foster local talent. Even public radios had to have a percentage of Canadian music on the air. Streaming services have circumvented this and this law changes t
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2y ago
It's indeed not correct... but it diffracts so some of the light lands on your eye later because it's angled differently hence the colour change... just guessing. I'm not a physics major.
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2y ago
That's not the same as being available as an easily installable executable and such a drawback for most people.
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2y ago
I have a feeling that this game on a touch device is way faster than having to move your mouse around and click!
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2y ago
Just messaged you via email.
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2y ago
Circle Medical | Multiple roles, full stack, backend | Hybrid | Full-time | Montreal, QC, Canada | circlemedical.com We are a fast growing YC company. We're creating delightful telemedicine experiences for patients and doctors alike.
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2y ago
I'm hoping for a less car centric future. Cars seem so limiting to me.
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2y ago
Carl Sagan would agree. In his book The Demon Haunted World he explains science in very similar terms as you. He also gives examples of primitive humans doing science.
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2y ago
I am not an immunologist... I don't understand biology very well. How significant is this? Is it even trustworthy?
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2y ago
Dewalt has battery packs that are quickly interchangeable and pods with rows of batteries that can be recharged inside a car or truck while on the go. I'm hoping this becomes adopted more and more as the tech is already here.
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2y ago
I love seeing the development of an amazing modern replacement for Vim. I look forward to the moment where it has tons of plugins that are as easy to install as VSCode extensions are.
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2y ago
My kids are tween and teen and they thanked me for giving them the freedom they get. I get weird stares from other parents like I neglect my kids when what I do is actually consciously educating them to be autonomous.
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2y ago
My insurance company wants to dethrone this awful web site with their own. At least they're working towards it.
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2y ago
This feels like astrology of design. It is just me?
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2y ago
Ruby is such a malleable language that its syntactic use cases are still being figured out and refined today. I'm loving this language every new iteration I see. A pleasure to use as my go to language.
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2y ago
What is an Audio Loopback Driver? What does it do? What is it used for?
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2y ago
And a fraction of initial load time... and HTML rendered on first load without adding anything to the framework.
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2y ago
I don't think people are quite willing yet to fathom that Amazon and Facebook are on a rampage. Amazon copies succesful products and claims them as their own. Facebook looks at SSO authorization numbers to determine what should be the
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2y ago
He actually says what you're arguing for is akin to saying we should give kids a bit of nicotine earlier on so they know how to smoke before they're adults and won't be as affected by it then.
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