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jonemo
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I built an online version (single player and multi player) of a card game that my wife and I created the physical version of a few years ago: https://play.xor0game.com The game is basically the XOR operator combined with set-sty
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Nexus Intelligence | https://getnexus.ai | San Francisco | Full-time | Onsite/Hybrid -- Founding Software Engineer — Accelerate and elevate our software development work. You'll be working ~50/50 between improving
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6y ago
This Pfizer site is intended for healthcare providers in the US so technically not meant for your eyes, but it has all the info: https://www.cvdvaccine-us.com/product-storage-and-dry-ice The equivalent page for Germany wher
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Hi, author of the post here. I tried to include some info on temperature requirements and how cold chain distribution works, but it's hard to capture that comprehensively because it varies a lot geographically. While I do appreciate ho
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Hi, author of the article here. If you can remember or find any additional details about this, I would be curious to learn more about it. I admittedly didn't research the dry ice section too deeply because it is so ubiquitous. This NPR
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Exploring the Supply Chain of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna Covid-19 Vaccines
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Zymergen | Emeryville, CA | Full-Time, Onsite | https://www.zymergen.com/ Zymergen uses biology as a source of new chemical building blocks that enable the development of novel products and materials. We have many open posi
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8y ago
> If Hertz or Avis attempted to use public space to park their inventory, local residents and city officials would pitch a fit. I don't have a counter-example for your very specific statement, but these are close: * The car rental c
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Publishing Your First PyPI Package By/for the Absolute Beginner
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10y ago
Amazon actually had a general purpose search engine once. That's what a9.com was. The company A9.com [1] is still around as an Amazon subsidiary [2], the search engine is not. [1] https://a9.com/ [2] https://
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11y ago
I also read about Bosch's involvement but this story was based on a report by the Bild am Sonntag newspaper which is not trustworthy. [1] is an English language source that relays this report. The gist of the story was that Bosch suppl
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11y ago
Counsyl, South San Francisco, www.counsyl.com Full Time, INTERNS, VISA, ONSITE I'm Automation Engineer at Counsyl, building software and hardware that runs the robots in our automated genomics diagnostic lab. My team is currently looki
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11y ago
One of the photos shows the system in use at the DHS immigration line. Aren't there notices all over this place telling travelers that cellphone use is strictly prohibited before passing the checkpoint? It seems strange that the airpor
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Counsyl, South San Francisco, www.counsyl.com Full Time, INTERNS, VISA, ONSITE Counsyl is a health technology company that offers DNA screening for diseases that can impact men, women and their children. We’ve revolutionized the lab and cre
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In Holyhead (ferry port in Wales with many daily connections to Dublin) you board the ferry from the end of the train station platform of the high speed rail. The slow ferry takes three hours, the express ferry takes 1.5 hours. When I was t
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12y ago
This might be true for connecting to a wired network, but like others stated in this thread, Macs can take a surprisingly long time to connect to a wireless network. If you want to see a client connect to Wifi very fast, check out the elect
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12y ago
> When you turn something which 99.99% of normal apps... I think you are confusing your personal use case with everybody's use case. What's a "normal app" anyway? Did you mean to say "apps I use on a daily basis&
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I would argue that no permission should be "implied". For each example you list in that category, I can find an argument to not make it implied. For example: Many people are on plans with capped data per month and are therefore co
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12y ago
A similar product that has been around for a little longer is electricimp ( http://www.electricimp.com ). I've done a couple of little projects with it at home, but is has also been used in several consumer products already.
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This is genius. I rarely drive, and when I do it's seldom at night, but when I do I want exactly what's in the first picture on this website. I never understood why no GPS (app or hardware) comes with this feature, even though it
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You use Moscow as an example so I'll assume you are from there. I am from Germany. That means we both have experienced countries with a well designed public infrastructure including public transport. Americans do not have this backgrou
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12y ago
Level boarding is currently not possible due to the requirements imposed by the one (or two?) freight trains going through per day.
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12y ago
I didn't realize RWC-SF is only $50 on UberX, maybe I should try that some time! The only experience I have made with taxis around here is meeting them on the road as cyclist, and that's enough to never want to be inside one. One
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As someone who used the app a couple of times I am aware of that. I am talking about the public image Uber paints of itself for those not using the service yet. For example, many of my German friends only know about Uber through media cover
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I don't use these services much, so I might be confused, but wasn't Uber initially a limousine/black car type service with professional (insured, taxed, maybe trained) drivers, and only later expanded into "ride sharing&
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I clicked the baity headline so you don't have to: The company provides services that make it easier to communicate with inmates, including "The easiest way to send printed photos to your inmate directly from your computer or mobi
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12y ago
Since you mention price specifically I will use this to shamelessly plug my site www.3dprintingpricecheck.com. It analyses your .stl file in-browser and gets you quotes and estimates for the major consumer facing 3d printing services. There
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12y ago
> It simply attaches to your pillow and invisibly tracks your sleep at night. My pillow tends to be either outside my bed and/or occupied by my cat when I wake up. Would this device still work under those circumstances?
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We're using some of the vector data from there for printablegeography.com and so far have been impressed with the quality of the data when compared to other free outline datasets out there. There's a Wikipedia article with a littl
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> Then the US also has that weird rule that allows you to drive straight through a red light, as long as you are turning right, which has visitors staring in disbelief. This varies by location. For example: In NYS it's allowed unle
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