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Comment #18399031
I thought testing against placebo was a standard procedure in medicine and without such testing treatments wouldn't even be approved.
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Comment #18381568
> I don’t think it is an accident that the world’s top female boxer is Norwegian rather than say Italian. You mean the Colombia born Cecilia Brækhus? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…
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Comment #18192719
Atmospheric reentry is more than 1g https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-acceleration-of-the-space-...
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Comment #18192382
I would interpret it as "fallen horizontally" with a lot of braking happening lately in the atmosphere.
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Comment #18166528
Slightly offtopic, but most easiest way for detecting tampering with hardware is weighing stuff.
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Comment #18164513
Couldn't you measure star motion over longer periods of time, then even minuscule amounts of motion could be detected.
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Comment #18147887
I have started to view "baseload" generation more in a negative sense (as in "can't be easily turned on/off"). Also the daytime/nighttime power consumption differs almost twice, so…
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Comment #18030062
Mosquito net is the first thing that comes to mind. Then EM pulse weapons, lasers etc.
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Comment #18022538
How much energy is actually transferred from car to cyclist? Records with too strong assisting wind often are not recognized. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_assistance
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Comment #18013813
I suspect publicity created by this will easy recoup all expenses.
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Comment #18012844
There are also "partly electrified" possibility e.g. only 10% of track electrified (stations for example). Trains can recharge batteries or supercapacitators there from wire. There…
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Comment #18003653
But the Statue of Liberty in Las Vegas apparently is a creative replica. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/05/arts/statue-of-liberty-st...
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Comment #17986998
It's actually a real problem. Most browser games are still Flash - meaning I can't play most of them.
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Comment #17977107
But then your birthday date would fluctuate.
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Comment #17959762
Bugs can happen. One of the first scenarios that comes to mind - some implementation queries API for every key press. Suddenly you are sending your password out. I guess time will …
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Comment #17951782
Of course satellite manufacturing is only a small part of the satellite industry. I updated comment to reflect that.
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Comment #17951467
Actually launch industry is minuscule compared to satellites ($5.5B for launch industry vs $13B only for satellite manufacturing) Edit: and then of course there is the satellites s…
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Comment #17924320
On the other hand YT is full of various Peppa Pig videos (inverted colors, mirror images and all kinds of other weird transformations). YouTube's algorithm apparently can't detect …
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Comment #17857384
According to Waymo most of the miles driven are simulated ( 2.7 billion miles in 2017). That's an order of magnitude more than actual miles (25K per day)[1]. And even the actual mi…
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Comment #17798792
> Bike lanes (IMHO) have made traffic significantly worse because they're thoroughly underutilized and basically kill a lane of traffic (on the avenues at least). Underutilized bik…
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Comment #17679258
Actually WPA with pre-shared key doesn't provide any security if key is publicly known (as someone can setup mitm device). For wifi without password you should look at WPS.