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Comment #18843273
I have no medical qualifications, so take this for what it's worth, but I was told by a psychiatrist specialising in child development disorders that excessive hand-washing is one …
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Comment #18836598
This has nothing to do with 50/60 Hz ripples, the point of having a personal power transformer is to isolate from high-frequency noise.
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Comment #18781021
Audio amplifiers already contain transformers, large capacitors, and rectifiers.
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Comment #18774083
Thank you for the link. Could people who have studied it answer whether it is similar to the code here?
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Comment #18751224
Python did not have a genesis at Google. It existed before Google did. JavaScript was written by Brendan Eich as the browser-side scripting language for the Netscape browser, origi…
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Comment #18580290
Science (academic work) is a career for many people, rather than a vocation. Rewards include high status, stable income, opportunities to travel, long vacations, etc. You can say i…
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Comment #18580227
I am curious how many people the author has taught mathematics to. It doesn't seem a good idea to jump into writing a textbook teaching mathematics unless one has experience of tea…
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Comment #18579606
The thing I can't understand is why on earth would anyone want to leave an organisation like the European Union?
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Comment #18556029
Same old, same old: https://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html
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Comment #18530503
People have been trying to set up web-based academic publishing for at least twenty years, and they've failed. The obvious explanation is that it does actually cost money to publis…
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Comment #18465438
People who are interested in vacuum tube technology might enjoy the following youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MrCarlsonsLab
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Comment #18369325
It's testing how antimatter and matter interact gravitationally. It isn't possible to test how antimatter and antimatter interact gravitationally, because only single atoms of anti…