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decker

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    Comment #47979365

    Fun idea of a metric, but if I'm reading this correctly, we get roughly one apocalypse warning per year? > Level 5 is calibrated so only the highest daily peak in the trailing year…

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    Comment #45400448

    The starting cost for a drone show is around $20k USD, so it wouldn't be hard to fake what they are doing. It's hard to say if this a functioning system that can take down drone sw…

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    Comment #42262627

    This would be pretty nice to carry around during oncall shifts, albeit, probably not the most productive device to have in the event you get paged.

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    Comment #40107992

    Save you some time, this post never answers the question in the title.

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    Comment #37453384

    I find this building's title of cottage preposterous, this is a mere hovel if I've ever seen one.

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    Comment #36909439

    Pretty neat, but I wish they would have emphasized safety a bit more and put up a full sheet of plywood behind the target.

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    Comment #34576556

    This would have been perfect if it ended a paragraph earlier.

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    Comment #28731388

    It's unfortunate that he went back to work instead of quitting and filing patents on the device.

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    Comment #28165685

    The deer lobby must be strong in Wisconsin.

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    Comment #28112830

    I'm surprised the article didn't mention the atlatl which would have been the true historic answer to "how far did cavemen throw spears?" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spear-throwe…

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    Comment #27902386

    Does a swat team have to show up for it to be swatting?

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    Comment #27781062

    After working with declarative systems for some time now (terraform, kubernetes), I've concluded that things will generally be declarative, but you're bound to run into edge cases …

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    Comment #27596972

    Sounds like the root cause was due to not obeying the rule of five: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(C%2B%2B_program...

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    Comment #27588034

    You sure there isn't someone there doing A/B experiments for motivating the pickers and having to choose whether or not to try motivating them with the message "how would you feel …

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    Comment #27287099

    From what I recall about compression, the artifacts are at the high frequencies which also tend to get muted with age / sound exposure. Rather than play the game of determining if …

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    Comment #27241861

    It's quite amazing how the human body has defense in depth to mitigate changes in protein shape due to mutations.

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    Comment #26857291

    Did everyone stop using the internet and stick strictly to cash? If not, is it possible that someone made a purchase or search that may have related to what people who need nappies…

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    Comment #26857231

    Did you do searches related to the condition that caused you to be prescribed Voltaren?

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    Comment #26849391

    I'd like to see a study on the percentage of people who's heart, lungs, or brain got filled with micro clots and now have permanent damage. The serious effects of COVID need to be …

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    Comment #26849313

    It's almost like every major world power suffers from hubris and needs to show that they can succeed in controlling Afghanistan.

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    Comment #26849262

    Braid was a novel puzzle platformer for it's time, it's exciting to hear that he's coming out with a new game.

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    Comment #26849225

    tl; dr - It's not legal to hang stuff from the rearview mirror, so it's a technicality that officers will use this infraction to pull people over then interrogate them.

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    Comment #26849181

    This is an insane amount of money. The article doesn't even mention if it's going to be available on prime, or offered as a premium for purchase title. In any case, I wonder what t…

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    Comment #26816883

    Taxing the unrealized gains doesn't seem like a good idea, however, taxing stock used as collateral for loans would be appealing since that seems a loophole to access the gains wit…