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3dee
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Comment #26978454
No music style appeared out of nowhere. So it will always be hard to pinpoint where things started. Maybe it is even impossible. I always have a mixed feeling about music style cla…
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Comment #26966319
Don't make up domain names for this. Always use example.com
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Comment #26965936
Lately I start to wonder if the symptoms of covid-19 are worse in areas with high air polution. India is an example but in parts of the Netherlands where we have the worst air qual…
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Comment #26956513
It seems to be a mixture of clay, salt, rice fibers and lime. So I guess the lime prevents erosion.
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Comment #26954347
This is exactly the reason why I still have doubts about EVs (for now). While hydrogen cars are less efficient I still think it will be a better option for the near future. In a ci…
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Comment #26954058
Yes, but ACC does work well in a lot of cars.
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Comment #26953898
Is this really the case? Maybe in the US, but here in the Netherlands people are not very positive about Tesla's self-driving capabilities. The main reason is that Teslas don't und…
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Comment #26953020
Right now Tesla is outperforming competition on three points: * 0-100km/h times * Range * Charging network I believe most people don't care about the 0-100 speed. And most people c…
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Comment #26952833
Haven't people been doing this in two lines already? .center { display: table-cell; vertical-align: center; }
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Comment #26952655
They are exactly like audio point samples. Pixels are always interpolated, just like audio. The fact that 1080 pixels exactly fit 1080 screen pixels don't give pixels a shape. And …
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Comment #26948602
I once thought about building this, but it's much harder than you think. The data has to be processed very quickly. I believe you should think in terms of 0.3m groove per second. I…
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Comment #26923296
In the Netherlands a lot of light polution is caused by greenhouses. Now I am wondering: does something like a foil exists that keeps light in the greenhouse while letting sunlight…
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Comment #26922904
Ares is another gravity battery system. They run electric trains up a hill to store energy. But looking at the size of the project, I have a hard time believing this is viable. htt…
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Comment #26922825
They can be. For example you can lock them. This gives other opportunities than a tent. They give better protection against the elements. So the body will have less stress giving t…
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Comment #26922779
Maybe it depends on the country. But after working with homeless people in the Netherlands I completely agree with you. I helped homeless people who had a job but could not afford …
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Comment #26900522
As far as I know it does not detect DNA but RNA. RNA degrades slowly and it is estimated it can take 1 to 3 months to be completely gone.
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Comment #26899746
True, but in most countries every year hospitals get overloaded around this time of year (2018 was also very bad world wide). I believe testing works but only to see how many peopl…
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Comment #26899546
How I don't know. But it is estimated it can take 1 to 3 months before it is completely gone.
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Comment #26899507
Aren't we too focused on PCR-test results? The article is talking about infections but most of the times this means positive results of PCR-tests. A PCR-test only shows if you carr…
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Comment #26889556
It's bad that this is happening, but from a developer standpoint it is also very easy to overlook things like this because most APIs are not aware of who the data is for. When an A…
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Comment #26886069
While I agree Blazor is great, everytime I use it it feels unfinished. For example binding select inputs to object is not possible while it has been working in other Javascript fra…
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Comment #26872779
Yes, CoLD SToRAGE has a lot of nice links to tracks on his website: http://www.coldstorage.org.uk/
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Comment #26859663
I believe the big difference is that the Carbon printers use a special bottom plate that lets air molecules passing through. That's why they can use chemical reactions to create be…