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Comment #49170985
I would have "show sphere" on by default--this kind of threw me at first, too. This is a really nice project. Great work and a great write-up. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #49156331
With all the salt, you'd turn your fields into the next Carthage.
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Comment #49084187
Again, inaccurate. You can get a PrEP shot twice a year now. Access is a valid point. Perhaps the money being used to fund a superfluous vaccine should be used to fund access to Pr…
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Comment #49084155
This is completely inaccurate. There is PrEP that requires dosing two times a year. You can also get PEP if you engage in a risky activity without PrEP.
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Comment #49079500
Finally, I get to see my company plugged on HN!
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Comment #49071038
I'm personally a fan of more than 50% of children surviving past the age of 6, something that didn't happen until the 20th century.
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Comment #49064349
Thanks for recognizing my greatness :)
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Comment #49035797
It's hard to find good info on Chinese netizen culture in English in general. I loved chinaSMACK back in the day, but haven't found a good replacement. Do you know of any blogs or …
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Comment #49033668
Plenty of companies are willing to pick RHEL or paid Ubuntu for that very reason, even though they are infinity times more expensive than free Debian
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Comment #49029978
$TSLAQ was a thing long, long before Musk was openly donating to Republicans or running DOGE. It's always been a shit company making shitty cars that fall apart and kill their driv…
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Comment #49009156
There is a lot of highly classified knowledge about nuclear weapons that has been deduced and published in open literature. That information is still treated as secret, restricted …
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Comment #49004778
>Any physics teacher should know the theory for constructing a nuclear bomb. Should we be controlling that knowledge too? Maybe not the best example, since that knowledge is some o…
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Comment #49004744
Not to harp on you (already being downvoted to oblivion for expressing a reasonable and common opinion), but the whole conversation about LLMs enabling bioterrorism or explosive ma…
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Comment #48941636
Amazing timing, Jerkcity hits 10,000 strips in like two weeks.
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Comment #48941626
You should (I assume it's Rands), he clearly does not want to be rembered as a Jerkcity guy now that he's a Serious Palantir Poobah.
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Comment #48929550
Great, looking forward to needing 16GB RAM to watch youtube :(
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Comment #48925166
It's a rewarding project! I fixed up a freebie old Schwinn roadbike a few years ago and it's so much fun to ride. I have a freebie Nishiki too waiting for a decision on what to do …
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Comment #48868540
Oh alright fair enough, measured vs. expected basically?
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Comment #48867500
I also took it 20 years ago but I feel like they were (of course I also did undergrad chem 16 years ago so I may be conflating things). It's difficult to explain isomers without ex…
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Comment #48867466
Are "magic coefficients" not just a result of the units you are using? Like how h-bar is 1 if you are using natural units
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Comment #48867443
You had a poor organic course. Even orgo 1 should have you thinking about resonance + electron-rich or -deficient areas of molecules and how those lead to reactions.
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Comment #48827400
Solidarity. Cars belong in the rubbish bin of history. The Soviet Union had the right idea, as usual--make cars unbearable to drive to encourage public transportation.
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Comment #48726156
Imagine a Democratic president with a spine like that.
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Comment #48671275
There are already people dying of malnutrition, preventable disease, etc. in the third world. Half a billion dollars could do a lot of good there, instead of going towards a pipe d…
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Comment #48625179
I guess man. This kind of doesn't apply to workers who are enabling the bourgeoisie state (cops, programmers making systems to feed data to the NSA, etc.)