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Triesault

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    I wonder if any new hunger stones have been found since the Danube's wafer level reached this new record low. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_stone

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    > Interesting, but It doesn't answer why a bank would hold a completely vacant building for 15 years. I had the exact same question before I fully read the article. This is answere…

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    Comment #42967695

    If you found this interesting, you should also checkout the Sidekick Notepad from CGP Grey / Cortex [1]. CGP Grey has talked about this before in earlier videos [2] but recently up…

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    Comment #40650049

    The home page [1] states Procreate is used for iPad drawing. [1] https://ai-explained.yoko.dev/introduction#stack

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    Comment #36882882

    Water boils at 100C. The article states the water temperature is 100F / ~37.8C

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    Comment #36511710

    tptacek could be referring to the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs This video does a good job at explaining how the "UFO" is probably an infrared glare,…

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    Comment #35650952

    Do you not feel this is an unreasonable expectation? I wouldn’t think we would ever get to the point where phones are only charged once a year. This assumes that power consumption …

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    Comment #35586741

    > due to `pip install --extra-index-url` apparently ignoring the user-specified registry if the package exists on PyPI I thought this was the expected behavior of --extra-index-url…

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    Comment #28996612

    Festina lente Make haste slowly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festina_lente

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    Comment #22148825

    The Vice article that is cited by sdiw doesn't mention that the virus came from "bats being eaten.[1]" The article does state "new report points to the original animal source: bats…

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    Comment #21949651

    This could also be explained by convergent evolution [1] where a similar trait was created by an independent evolutionary path. The wiki page for 'High-altitude adaptation' in huma…

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    Comment #21672945

    I found a video of the Dutch team testing the 'unfolding' mechanism used in the NCLE. It looks like a spool that unwinds. NCLE antenna deployment test - 25x: https://www.youtube.co…

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    Comment #21561311

    It sounds like the affected Roku doesn't sanitize the bluetooth input and/or incorrectly trusts a bluetooth connection with a certain formatting. Yikes.

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    Comment #20779609

    I found this part to be extremely interesting. > Scratched lightly, but legibly, on an unfinished wall of a house that was being refurbished when the volcano blew is a banal notati…

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    Comment #20405316

    > There's some controversy about the AI's field of vision. A person is restricted to using the small mini map for the "whole view" of the playing area. Whereas AlphaStar can view e…

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    Comment #20214671

    How many rope bridges have been rebuilt every year for the last 600+ years? I find that extremely interesting. From the article: > The Q'eswachaka bridge is woven by hand and has b…

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    Comment #18885182

    This quote from the article seems to answer your question fairly well. > No one has ever done anything great in EVE without someone else wanting to destroy it.

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    Comment #18343719

    Hermetically sealed by definition is airtight, i.e. "excludes the passage of air, oxygen, or other gases". [1] With that said, the diffusion rate depends on both the properties of …

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    Comment #18287620

    > The only viable carbon removal technology yet identified is leaving it in the ground. The article discusses this point in the second paragraph. > We're now in "Phase 2" and stopp…

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    "Although the Irish had reached and even established a religious community in Iceland before A.D. 800, there is nothing to connect Brendan with this venture. Nor is there any relia…