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Pilot Wave theory suggests Trumpet shaped Emdrive would have more thrust
(nextbigfuture.com)
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Study in question: Fructose-1,6-bisphosphate couples glycolytic flux to activation of Ras (2017) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-017-01019-z Background: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warburg
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You should definitely like if you want telemetry auto-reported to Microsoft for every app you make! It doesn't get any better, folks. You don't even have to consent for it. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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That's not for you to decide. It's meant to be the user's call.
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Wikipedia should be replaced by an AI generated encyclopedia. This is the one and only answer.
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The difference is that Red Cross was collecting donations left and right. Now where did my donation money to Red Cross for Harvey really go?
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The real problem is that there seemingly isn't a great FOSS alternative for ArcSight. Whatever it does couldn't really be that extraordinary.
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I call for a three-letter agency, the Individual Identity Agency (IIA).
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Article flagged due to pay wall.
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Diesel exhaust is never good for you. It also risks being noisy. The noise attracts unwanted attention too. Imagine an RV with sufficient batteries that can be charged at an electric fast charging station. That's all you need, but I do
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Yes, and a heated+refrigerated truck for most of the north. It would be unacceptable to have the engine running the whole time. I think it's doable in theory with a truck that has giant electric batteries, e.g. a Tesla Powerwall or two
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This is not so easily done in a cold or hot climate where air-conditioning or heating are needed. It is the reason why most people outside of the SV bubble can't do it.
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Yes, but that requires more time in bed than 7h. It would require I'd say 7.5h in bed.
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The future IMO is recursive meta learning. This far the max recursion depth afaik has been 1, and that's just a first step. Also, SeLUs were supposed to be game changing. Are they, or why are they not? Why haven't they been used m
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Analysis: http://www.tuks.nl/pdf/Reference_Material/Electrolysis_Water...
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Water Atomization by High Magnitude Electrical Impulses
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More paywalled garbage. Yes, NYT is paywalled after a certain low number of free articles.
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The problem is our obsolete voting system which effectively prohibits a third party from winning. Range voting does not have this problem.
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More paywalled crap. Don't you have a better link?
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There is just no way that the ship will skip Juneau no matter what the city does. It is too important of a port.
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I spent on a tour, a ride, and on beer, easily a hundred in all. There are many ways to spend.
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Why link to this paywalled article?
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In fairness, the cruise visitors to Juneau do spend a fair bit of money there.
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Instead of drugs, I think we could ban fried chicken and watermelon exceeding a diameter of three inches. It would be more effective for the goals the government has in mind. Fried chicken is well, fried, and a large watermelon can be used
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I have worked 18 hour days doing software development and the costs this has on health aren't realized until later, at which point the damage can sometimes be irreversible. The workers are too naive to realize it in time.
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Also, how does it compare to http://www.sagemath.org/
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What a waste of a billion.
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They must really hate classes and OOP.
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Well I certainly won't post it here on this terrible HN forum where people downvoted my post because it's an idea that they are not used to.
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This can only last a short while. In time you would have sufficiently damaged their health and wellbeing that they will stop it and curse you for it. But what do you care.
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