joshyeager

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by joshyeager 11mo ago
The Coleman bacon doesn't list ingredients. But the Applegate bacon lists celery powder because that is a source of nitrates. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celery_powder
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by joshyeager 1y ago
Thank you for ABZÛ! My daughter has played it at least ten times. And when she wrote a letter to your team for a school project, you sent back a t-shirt and a soundtrack CD. We've listened to that CD for hours on road trips, it is a gr
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Why AI Spending Reminds Jim Chanos of the Fracking Bubble(paulkrugman.substack.com)
1 points by joshyeager 2y ago|0 comments
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by joshyeager 2y ago
In my case, they took so long to announce the iPhone 12 Mini that I gave up waiting and bought an SE even though it was slower than I wanted and had a poor camera. Four months later they announced the Mini, but I wasn't willing to repl
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The Illusion of Moral Decline(experimental-history.com)
8 points by joshyeager 3y ago|0 comments
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by joshyeager 3y ago
That link is about E-85. E-85 is 85% ethanol (actually 60%-85% depending on the season and the gas station). Ethanol has 30% less energy density than pure gasoline, so E-85 has 0.3*0.85=0.255 less energy density than pure gasoline. That is
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by joshyeager 4y ago
Thanks, that is helpful! You’re right that terminology is confusing.
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by joshyeager 4y ago
I understand that passwordless auth is better UX. But it seems like a step backwards in security from two factor authentication. Why are all these major players pushing passwordless auth but not allowing a password in conjunction with a FID
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by joshyeager 4y ago
Rather than saying "You are close to understanding, but keep going", it would be more helpful to explain why you think that disciplined empathy is no longer empathy. I agree with the previous poster, but I'm curious to learn
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by joshyeager 4y ago
As someone who learned photography with film in an old Nikon but hasn't kept up, how is it possible to get two extra stops from a RAW file? And why does it need to be done in post processing instead of the camera just recording the ima
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by joshyeager 5y ago
That is very interesting! What was causing the 100w phantom load, and how did you find it?
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Covid State of Affairs: Jan 24(yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com)
4 points by joshyeager 5y ago|0 comments
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by joshyeager 5y ago
Yes, but I can only find the link on the main page of the blog, not in individual posts. Here it is: https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/feed
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by joshyeager 5y ago
In a privately-held company, you usually can't sell your stock without approval (from the board, a shareholder vote, or some other mechanism). That generally makes it quite difficult to sell. Dividends are the main source of value from
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by joshyeager 6y ago
Commercial Off The Shelf Radar Cross Section
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by joshyeager 6y ago
Try https://archivebinge.com/ I don’t know if it works with gocomics.com, but it is designed for exactly the purpose you described.
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by joshyeager 6y ago
Highlights: "How long will the vaccine protection last? Bottom line: Taken together, this study, several others over the past few months, and this recent work all paint a consistent picture of a strong, normal, lasting immune response
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Vaccine Possibilities (Analysis by Derek Lowe)(blogs.sciencemag.org)
3 points by joshyeager 6y ago|1 comments
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Immunological memory to SARS-CoV-2 assessed for greater than six months(biorxiv.org)
1 points by joshyeager 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshyeager 6y ago
A new study of 185 COVID patients found that 90% of the subjects were still seropositive for neutralizing antibodies at the 6 to 8 month time points. B-cells specific to the Spike and to the nucleocapsid coronavirus proteins actually increa
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Ask HN: How to prevent account suspension on SendGrid?
3 points by joshyeager 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshyeager 6y ago
The article says its typical takeoff run is 3300 feet, which is about half what a 737 needs. I don’t know a lot about airplanes, but that seems like a pretty short runway length requirement. What am I missing?
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The Mind of Saruman(acoup.blog)
2 points by joshyeager 6y ago|0 comments
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The Battle of Helm’s Deep, Analyzed by a Military Historian(acoup.blog)
5 points by joshyeager 6y ago|0 comments
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by joshyeager 7y ago
Your best bet is to cut a piece of paint off the wall and take it to a paint store. They probably won’t be able to match it exactly, but it’ll be closer than you can do in RGB.
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by joshyeager 7y ago
I'm a director of engineering with tech leads/engineering managers who are considering their career paths carefully. This post was helpful to us. My highlights from this post: It was interesting to read her reasoning for why a “to
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Engineering Management: The Pendulum or the Ladder(charity.wtf)
2 points by joshyeager 7y ago|2 comments
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by joshyeager 7y ago
I have not read this particular book yet, but everything I've read by Drucker has been thoroughly researched, well analyzed, and carefully written. Reading his books has taught me a lot about management, and has made me a better thinke
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by joshyeager 7y ago
Relative to its clock speed, the Pentium III had a lot of cache, good memory bandwidth, and low memory latency. And back then, disk IO was extremely slow. These two facts meant that common workloads were more often constrained on CPU cycles
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by joshyeager 7y ago
I have a suggestion: add support for dual-clip lanyards[1]. I've always found the single-clip lanyards annoying: they flop around and get twisted. I went to a conference this spring that had lanyards that clipped to both top corners of

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