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gphilip
2y ago
> I also get electrocuted easily when I use the escalator. You get shocked easily when you use the escalator.You wouldn't be electrocuted more than once.
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4y ago
> Adding one edge after the exact number of edges required to create a Hamiltonian cycle (number of edges equal to number of vertices) would appear to break the property. A Hamiltonian cycle is a simple cycle (no repeated vertices or edg
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Kinetic Bombardment
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The Sahara swung between lush and desert conditions every 20k years (2019)
(news.mit.edu)
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The Lisp Curse (2017)
(winestockwebdesign.com)
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Bring all your chats together
(getferdi.com)
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Easy Steps to Take Back Control of Your Privacy in 2022
(fastmail.blog)
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5y ago
I configured Fastmail to send emails that I compose from my work address , via the work SMTP server. Not any other type of email. And indeed, they don't send emails that I compose from my non-work addresses via my work SMTP server: th
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Tell HN: Fastmail may be routing Calendar reminders via your work SMTP server
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Invasion by Taranaki Māori (1835–1868)
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gphilip
8y ago
It's "choline", not "chlorine". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choline
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9y ago
Here is one thing you could try: 1. Identify research scientists (e.g: in Google/IBM/Microsoft/... research labs) and professors (in institutes/universities) that you would like to work with. 2. Write to them directly, a
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9y ago
> You can also publish papers as an undergrad with your adviser's support in the US, is that not true in India? It is just as true in India as it is in the US. And: while it definitely helps if your college/department/advi
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9y ago
I can speak of theoretical computer science: if you have work that is worth publishing (as evaluated by your peers), then yes, it is possible to publish without any affiliation. I would be very surprised if a good result is rejected just
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Hashcat – advanced password recovery
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10y ago
> It would be great to have an offline way to search Rust documentation and examples, >> It all works offline. These docs are pre-installed for you when you install Rust, and 'cargo doc' will generate them for your whole
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If you've been misprepresented by Facebook
(blog.savetheinternet.in)
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11y ago
From the home page ( http://www.dharwadker.org/ ): A new proof of the Four Colour Theorem, by Ashay Dharwadker. Abstract ######################################### We present a new proof of the famous four colour theorem using
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FastMail app for Android now available from Yandex.Store
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Booth Capturing
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11y ago
You forgot Booth Capturing, the most blatant threat of all [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_capturing
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11y ago
India has been successfully using EVMs for elections since the turn of the century [1]. And an Indian General Election is no menial task. In the latest election of 2014, 814.5 million people were eligible to vote, making it the largest-ever
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11y ago
What cynical comments? I read most (or all) of them as positive and encouraging.
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Infant formula advertising does influence mothers
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Computer Randomly Plays Classical Music
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11y ago
> 3. Set up a filter to route this fool's messages to your junk folder where it belongs. Perhaps not. While the OP should not respond to these messages, these messages could turn out to be vital evidence if the OP (or, highly unlike
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Seemingly impossible functional programs (2007)
(math.andrej.com)
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Why is processing a sorted array faster than an unsorted array?
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Scrambled Words
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How can we help students learn how to read their textbook?
(matheducators.stackexchange.com)
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