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by techbio 2y ago
Or in a vacuum.
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by techbio 4y ago
These are all the same artwork.
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by techbio 4y ago
You said a thousand words worth with "bimodal".
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by techbio 4y ago
They made their own actually better if that matters to you. The iOS weather app now has many of DarkSky's features.
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by techbio 4y ago
Date and time sliders really highlight the shadow features.
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by techbio 4y ago
Relatively very frequent rest and activation, I think is a charitably agreeable analogy. A heart muscle that never released would not be healthy.
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by techbio 4y ago
Can confirm (but in Firefox), additionally, going back from Mercator to Loximuthal causes an odd inverted bowl-shaped border.
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by techbio 4y ago
I also observe this bias, I imagine it is an artifact of > versus >= on the pixel boundary.
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by techbio 5y ago
"Why it will be years before robot butlers take over your household chores" https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2021/03/23/future-...
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by techbio 5y ago
That is impressive mileage. I've heard mention that classic car owners are especially excited to keep their show vehicles running indefinitely with new 3D printed parts.
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by techbio 5y ago
As the baseline comparison of inflation rate to all other examples of "year-over-year" is pretty obviously skewed by circumstances, it would be potentially less misleading to the general public to say something contextual like &qu
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by techbio 5y ago
By simply telling people the same thing several times, almost literally word-for-word, people will go from blank stares almost miraculously to collaborating with and understanding the simplest explanations. Or else.
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by techbio 5y ago
Because "ships to trade" is the Black Death equivalent of something like "Wuhan flu". Not even close to obesity. Maybe you are looking for "allowing home ovens to bake bread attracts rats."
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by techbio 5y ago
If something is so obvious as to need no explanation, it just might be worth understanding what about it is causal. What can be done given the predisposition to obesity in a time of abundant necessities? It seems your conclusion is to let i
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by techbio 5y ago
Since GP refers to ubiquitous systemic issues, not xenophobia, not technological ventures, "ships to trade" seems to be a red herring. Also worth noting: "congratulations" reads more than a bit disingenuously.
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by techbio 5y ago
These types of foods are more tasty and snackable than following the money and/or turning the justifiable complaints of overworked healthcare professionals to effect systematic prevention.
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by techbio 5y ago
How could it only be a copy, when great artists steal? https://lifehacker.com/an-artist-explains-what-great-artists...
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by techbio 5y ago
If you don't then solve it, you burned $100,000 in good will and a year of your life. Better not to even suggest it, there's little enough going around as is.
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by techbio 5y ago
Sure it gets more people to vote, but for whom, and how are the benefits distributed, and by whom? Not proof, and I may not like the inevitable conclusion, but this would be immediately corrupted by the democracy it intends to improve, if n
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by techbio 5y ago
I had to Google ubiquitin to verify that this wasn't a dryly elaborate reddit-surprise thread. It is indeed a well-named compound, ubiquitous among eukaryotes, and even if "boc" and "fmoc" are basically just fizz
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by techbio 5y ago
I miss those days four billion years ago, before modern worries and before days.
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by techbio 5y ago
Poet William Carlos Williams famously wrote on prescription pads[1] and the constraint was defining in his work's simplicity. I'm not sold (ahem) that the New York Times newspaper chose columns strictly for the purpose of reading
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by techbio 5y ago
I understand the concept, but there have been several search engines that return a richer UI, the name "Clusty" comes to mind among others, and Google did not invent the relevance-sorted list, just [famously] improved relevancy.
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by techbio 5y ago
2 is the least prime number
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by techbio 5y ago
Endogenously, from the fat/glucose pathway. Not sure that any glucose is required to be consumed directly. But we do love sweets, and fat cells love saving energy.
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by techbio 5y ago
Excepting von Neumann, I've recently enjoyed the parts in Turing's Cathedral on Nils Barricelli, and would encourage anyone interested to look into the sections about his kilobyte-scale genetic algorithms.
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by techbio 5y ago
Or fixing headline widths to 60 characters plus "..."
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by techbio 5y ago
It means that becoming the CEO of a transnational corporation is a pretty strong filter for effectiveness, and the comment I replied to is probably not in the spirit of their advice.
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by techbio 5y ago
Isn't it a little strange that these red-staters don't even know their own name? The lowercase "party" in my mind removes the redundancy as a class description for the collection of all political parties rather than as p
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by techbio 5y ago
Not sure exactly how to quantify "physical impact", but in many US states, the crime of misdemeanor battery is defined as any "unwanted" contact, such that cases without any apparent physical harm become crimes based on

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