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Comment #49173301
Crashes on launch macOS: macos-26_arm version installs (with intervention to permit running), but crashes on launch. ------------------------------------- Translated Report (Full R…
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Comment #49101248
Question from a naive macports user. To some extent brew is orthogonal to macports. Is there an easy way to link to ffmpeg installed by macports? Thanks.
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Comment #49000025
Not an average software engineer--beautiful page (imperfect spelling)! Why does detection scale as the 4th root of the RCS? Nice problem for the radiation theory part of a graduate…
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Comment #48866821
This was the Revell 'Visible V8', first released in 1958. https://macsmotorcitygarage.com/revisiting-the-visible-v8/
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Comment #48102448
Yippy! I feel like I'm 15 years younger
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Comment #47471631
This appears to be prodigiously powerful, but has a --dry-run option and support for whitelists. I love the fact that it's a lightweight and verbose script.
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Comment #46850371
Just a few slots down in my YC feed: the benefits of bright light https://www.nature.com/articles/s44271-025-00373-9
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Comment #46748221
Thank you for your website.
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Comment #46414479
A trip to Wanamakers at Christmas (including eating in the top-floor restaurant and listening to scheduled organ concerts) was a treasured fixture of my childhood in the late 50s a…
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Comment #45430894
Depending on the field, 3 Gy IS 'small' (with respect to doses to tissue during cancer treatment, which can be 60 Gy). Whole body doses of 1 milliGy in the environmental biz are co…
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Comment #44654592
Probably from one of the crazies in Dr. Strangelove (the movie)
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Comment #44621364
Phenomenal. Just wish I knew if this was under a CC license.
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Comment #44340481
I like this very much. BUT: What I cannot save I do not remember (quoth the Old Guy). Any way to save these images as SVG. (Screen grabs are less satisfactory.)
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Comment #43786924
Shell dependencies for install? Got: bash-3.2# just package && mv dist/infat* /usr/local/bin/infat # Wildcard because output name includes platform bash: just: command not found
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Comment #43164865
I welcome the new library! I have used a RadiaCode 103g for more than a month. I also have a more conventional NaI:Tl 5cmX5cm scintillator+PMT in my basement with 95 lbs of lead sh…
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Comment #42958705
As noted, ordinary maps may suffer (for example, in epidemiology)from the impact of a very non-uniform population density. A disease cluster then MAY be a cluster, or it may be ord…
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Comment #42883145
I've used XRG (free) from gaucho.software through many changes of hardware CPU numbers and macOS versions. Light and fluffy, for me at least.
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Comment #42505276
As Frank Siegert used to say (maybe still does): "Vi is the answer. Now what is the question?".
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Comment #41938612
"Updated fraction of cancer attributable to lifestyle and environmental factors in Denmark in 2018", Scientific Reports | (2022) 12:549 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-04564-2 a…
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Comment #40528717
Another data point, this time from a retired university faculty dude. I have recurring dreams of having to give a lecture (typically at a graduate physics level, which is what I ta…
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Comment #39329517
Amen. For those interested, google 'percolation theory in two dimensions' to see general results.
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Guidelines in Describing Misinfo Spokesmen
I need some perspective, maybe advice. I'm a mild-mannered retired academic bringing up a new version of an anti-misinformation website (with lots of science on ionizing radiation …
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Comment #37168757
The INWORKS study and reports are among the best there are. What's new about this report is that error bars for low doses are much smaller, presumably due to more stringent dose qu…
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Comment #37040699
No. The 'faceting' of a crystal is determined by a minimization of the 'Gibbs free energy' [a thermo quantity determined mostly by the relative energies of different faces of the c…
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Comment #36676698
Funny how often the word recollect has come up here, without mentioning the fantastic tool recoll, updated frequently and available for many operating systems. I use it on macOS fo…