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LasEspuelas
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Comment #48298527
You have to set up those backup codes and keep them in your wallet or somewhere independent of your phone and in your person at all times.
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Comment #47038357
Hmm... We ask riddles for fun and there is almost an expectation that a good riddle will yield a wrong answer.
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Comment #47033863
You would never ask a human this question. Right?
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Comment #46912121
What year was this? I also did everything on my own after marrying an American citizen (2010-15) and I didn't have to do anything so extreme!
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Comment #46635893
This is the comment on the Mother Jones entry: "There is consensus that Mother Jones is generally reliable. Almost all editors consider Mother Jones a biased source, so its stateme…
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Comment #46445637
This seems like the actual work of the article: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.5c13908 And the superbase is 1,5,7-triazabicyclo [4.3.0] non-6-ene It is an anime based tec…
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Comment #46275947
There should be something like this available for any student at University, regardless of field. Perhaps less geared towards programming tasks but basic computing productivity.
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Comment #44219432
Agreed. The original paper states that they have a technique to remove oxygen from the surface of titanium. If that is the case, grinding could be viable. How hard is it to grind t…
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Comment #44219329
Everything is urgent: "There is thus an urgent need to develop a high-speed and efficient refining method to realize the mass production of low-cost Ti."
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Comment #43301505
Deploying this on already published work is probably a bad idea. But what is wrong with working with such tools on submission and review?
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Ask HN: How to hire computer engineering faculty?
We are launching a computer engineering program and we are struggling to build a proper pool of candidates for faculty positions. Where should we advertise faculty positions for co…
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Comment #38719219
The fact that ctrl+c copies on my computer and I can expect the same at my mom's computer or my friend's computer seems like a blessing not a curse.
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Comment #38514536
In my experience open access still includes a big publisher sucking up tons of money. It is just money paid up front by authors. Do you have an example of open access were that is …
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Comment #38492472
Thank you! I don't know what is happening lately but every X embed is broken for me in Firefox Mobile with an ad blocker enabled.
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Comment #38454045
A history of led in gasoline: https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/secret-history-lea...
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Comment #36826351
This is such a generalization that I deem it devoid of value. Besides the fact that not all hiring decisions happen that way, R1 institutions are not the only ones around. If you h…
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Comment #36468648
I found these by searching and exploring and in my opinion they are good games for mobile (Android): * Retro Bowl and others by the same dev * Rusted Warfare for an RTS. * Spent ma…
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Comment #32349720
This is something I faced in both Excel and GSheets (when working with formulae only). That is the need to repeat myself occasionally.
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Comment #32349698
I would love to understand more what limitations you faced with GSheets that are non-existent in Excel. I used to think the same but then I built some pretty complex computations i…
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Comment #31737792
As a professor of none-software engineering, I can tell you that most engineering students that graduate have similar feelings. You have just been exposed to a bunch of topics in C…
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Comment #31368936
Love the writing style here. Way to present a very complex process in a relatively accessible fashion.