magic5227

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by magic5227 3y ago
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS: Musopen.org - Non-profit providing free, public domain music resources. Looking for front and back end developers, as well as mobile developers to improve the stability, design and functionality of the Musopen.org websit
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Aurora Solar lays off 20% of employees(techcrunch.com)
1 points by magic5227 3y ago|0 comments
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by magic5227 4y ago
Only when cities prioritize and are designed for pedestrians instead of cars will pedestrian safety improve. We need more spaces that are pedestrian and bicycle only.
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by magic5227 4y ago
Omega 3 linked to a fib https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2021-10-13/...
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by magic5227 5y ago
Musopen.org is designing a free, open-source app to learn how to read music and play an instrument. Think codecademy.com or duolingo.com but for music. We would love help bringing this to life. Write us if you want to join, and how you migh
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by magic5227 5y ago
“ There is no cure for tetanus, and no definitive proof that you will have lifelong immunity with childhood vaccinations alone. So for now, the CDC continues to recommend booster vaccines every 10 years to help your immune system protect ag
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by magic5227 6y ago
"Other glass coverings, such as fused silica and lead glasses, may reduce this efficiency loss to less than 1% per year." doesnt seem that bad actually. Perhaps the batteries would die too quickly being charged/discharged so
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by magic5227 6y ago
Stupid question, but if it's only 10kw, why not use solar + batteries? Certainly should weigh and cost less "the reactor cannot weigh more than 7,700 pounds..."
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Debunking the “users always click yes” myth(emilymstark.com)
3 points by magic5227 6y ago|0 comments
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by magic5227 6y ago
Agree, even then hopefully better home battery storage removes the need for any fossil fuel based engine at all.
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by magic5227 6y ago
With record unemployment factory workers do not have such a luxury to just walk away if they dont like Tesla's plan. For most this is "lose your housing/food" or "risk getting Covid"
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by magic5227 6y ago
"...men more into things that make a whirring noise." You are proving my argument. Nonsense like this has prevented women from feeling like equal participants (and equally capable) in many fields for decades.
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by magic5227 6y ago
https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2005-11115-001 Current research generally does not find evidence that variations in preferences, psychology, or personality stem from genetic or biological factors. Rather, they’re primar
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by magic5227 6y ago
"How is the statement in a general population inaccurate?" um, because there is no credible science behind his assumptions. Many of the researchers he cites dispute his conclusions. I'm not ignoring his argument, I'm say
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by magic5227 6y ago
I didn't say "society exclusively determines our interests" my point was pretty simple. If society at large, in ways small and big, encourage women from joining a field, I think it's likely fewer will participate. This i
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by magic5227 6y ago
I don't think having a few programs or pr campaigns solves systemic bias. I guess to answer your question, ask women who are in tech or considered it if they experience bias. I have, and I regularly hear depressing and disturbing examp
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by magic5227 6y ago
If a society tells a woman she's not likely as interested in something, guess what profession she is more likely to choose? Not the one she's being told she won't be happy with.
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by magic5227 6y ago
The research the post cites strongly implies women would be better qualified for other roles. That suggestion was (and is) both inaccurate and inappropriate to send in a workplace.
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by magic5227 6y ago
There obviously ARE more productive ways, because most people aren't fired for having discussions at work.
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by magic5227 6y ago
She's not wrong. He shared a manifesto about gender differences in the workplace. In it, he calls women neurotic. Whether people's read on the manifesto is reductive of his overall argument isn't the point. He showed a seriou
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by magic5227 7y ago
It might be nice to show how many others have subscribed. This is one of those services where people may think, "i'll do this but i don't want to be the only one." Seeing the scale can be motivating. It would also be nic
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by magic5227 7y ago
And all the places without snow, like California.
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by magic5227 7y ago
Bradsher described that portrait, comprised of marketing reports from the major automakers, as follows: "Who has been buying SUVs since automakers turned them into family vehicles? They tend to be people who are insecure and vain. They
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by magic5227 7y ago
Somehow the Europeans manage to bike families around town, including in snow, without a suburban just fine (as do I). https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3427493/Crown-Pri...
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by magic5227 7y ago
So most importantly, how can we follow up and ensure the state works to capture/fine these locations? The article is paywalled, is it likely this will be actively followed up on? Maybe all of us HN readers should write a note to Gov Ne
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by magic5227 8y ago
Um, ok so why don't you suggest that dads stay home then...
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by magic5227 8y ago
This is amazing! How did one person make a client that is 100x faster and more stable than Apple's?
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by magic5227 8y ago
If we held the companies responsible for the security of their IoT devices, this wouldn't be necessary. Instead none are liable when our smart refrigerators get hacked. Let's change that instead of pushing the cost on consumers.
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JFK Assassination Records – 2017 Additional Documents Release(archives.gov)
10 points by magic5227 9y ago|1 comments
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by magic5227 9y ago
So all that matters to you is investor value? Maybe some things matter more, like, not fostering an environment where sexual harassment is tolerated.

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