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2y ago
High schools, at least, run on a giant pile of Chromebooks, not Mac hardware.
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Well, not entirely. What you hold subtly affects your response to a push, and the effect can be dramatic. The pusher, with eyes closed, will notice the difference.
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That was due to a design calculation error, not some aesthetic concern.
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The first definition is exactly backwards - ignore it!
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That’s the theory, anyway. In practice, the acceptability of the hypothesis in the current paradigm is central.
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Hadn’t been invented yet! No small gas engines in 1910.
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Can you recommend a FLOSS alternative for MS Project? I haven’t found one.
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They, and the deer, will tend to be in the runway area to avoid the “dog”, which will stay off the runways.
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I have the Classic Wolfram app on iOS. I asked it, “When is the next partial Solar eclipse in New Hampshire?” It missed the 2024 one and started giving details about a 2026 eclipse in Spain.
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It’s hard to break away. So many businesses and nonprofits using Google calendar, drive, and online apps like sheets.
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All you need is energy. Now, where do we get energy for the chemical industry?
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LOL.
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Things You Should Know About Scipost
(scipost.org)
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They confirmed[0] that the Hubble Tension[1] is a valid discrepancy between the two different ways of measuring the expansion of the universe. [0] https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/ad1ddd [
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What could go wrong? I'm wondering why they took the jump to human in vitro studies - did they do murine studies first?
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Submission to ArXiv (2022)
(golem.ph.utexas.edu)
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Or your paper goes against the current paradigm or is otherwise politically unpalatable.
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Groveling over a core dump from deep space! The old timers are in heaven.
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Pshaw. Glenn Curtis went 136 mph in 1907 on what looks a lot like a big Schwinn bicycle with a V-8 of his own design. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtiss_V-8_motorcycle Edit: https://web.archive.org/
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"The average lead-linked loss in cognitive ability was 2.6 IQ points per person as of 2015."
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There is no cure for COVID yet. There have been many studies of ivermectin, which won a Nobel prize for its usefulness in other human diseases. The results are mixed, but on average it is quite effective against COVID. Note that there is
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It's standard for accounts that normally maintain a debit balance be on the left side, and accounts that maintain a credit balance be on the right. So, the usual accounting equation is written: assets = liabilities + capital Yes, capit
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As an entry into what's going on currently, this blog by the Manyverse leader is useful: https://www.manyver.se/blog/2023-05-05 He is pivoting into a new protocol which is intended to preserve the community aspect
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SSB was designed by an ocean sailor to be a social network that was infrequently synchronized and then only by local connection. The idea being, when sailors went ashore or rafted up for a gam to catch up on the scuttlebutt, they could syn
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A cheap 45# plate with square edges lying flat on a concrete floor is quite challenging for ordinary (or older) mortals to pick up that first inch. So, please rack ‘em or at least leave them leaning.
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You must have been pretty interesting!
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Grok is pretty antagonistic in a jocular, condescending way.
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It’s even more complicated. The charge on the electron is partially screened by virtual positive charges emerging briefly from the vacuum, so what we measure is less than the actual charge.
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In other theories, volcanoes emit sulfurous material, which causes global cooling.
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Then, there's the em dash lady - tasting brine
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