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Comment #42047296
Hyperpolarization also allows for cheaper MRI scanners. With hyperpolarization, you achieve polarization (needed for SNR) without the need of big magnets (=expensive). Even in rich…
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Comment #42047000
Out of curiosity, investment = crypto? I can relate a tiny bit.
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Comment #42046969
Great explanation. Indeed, the "rotation/tumbling" is nothing to worry about. One of our biggest challenges is relaxation. The moment we polarize, the clock ticks. Usually, the tim…
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Comment #42043031
I'm finishing my PhD in hyperpolarization (hopefully) soon. In my opinion, hyperpolarization will significantly contribute to early-stage diagnosis. We're designing machines, proce…
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Comment #41680945
As a scientist, I'm so glad that we're forced to publish all our primary/secondary data along with the publication itself. It's stored in a repository which is "locked" when the DO…
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Comment #37856302
I don't see any problem here.
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Comment #36180828
I think not. It keeps battery cycles low and is likely better than some other behavior. As far as I remember, batteries don't like to go way below 20% and don't like fast charging …
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Comment #36180800
Or an SSD. Is easy and cheap these days.
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Comment #36148694
It's not only a matter of aesthetics but bacteria etc. Your brush head collects a sh*tload of food waste (which you don't see with your eyes) and remains a bit wet after usage. Per…
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Comment #36148683
The brushes have this sensor for a reason. Too much pressure may harm your gum. The article talks about a ultrasound brush, no pressure required.
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Comment #36148668
Clearly, he possesses considerable expertise, but it's puzzling why such a skilled individual would falter towards the end, resulting in poor solder joints on the 2.54mm pin header…
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Comment #36135635
I have this brush and would highly encourage you to swap the head when the brush asks you to do so, for the sake of your dental health.
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Comment #36057173
We use Kanboard in our institute, but its UI/UX is among the worst I've experienced. It's reliable, but extremely unintuitive, causing people to avoid using it. However, it has pot…
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Comment #35739034
It's kinda strange, I tried to sell my Flipper Zero and was wondering why people name them weirdly. As it turns out, ebay doesn't allow to sell it. If anyone has an idea where I ca…
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Comment #34517808
in case the author is reading this: I would suggest to add an affiliate tag to the Amazon link. I once heard that authors make more from the affiliate program than from the book it…
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Comment #32803423
trolling or are there actual documentaries? Maybe depends on definition of "uncontacted"?
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Comment #32762582
A friend wanted to register at facebook and his last name is "couple" in our language. Facebook shows an error claiming, that couples are not allowed to share an account - they sho…
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Comment #32458166
I think in the legend, 2021 should be 2027 and 2017 should be 2021. Otherwise I doesn't make sense to me. Maybe someone wrote by accident 2017 instead of 2027 and then swapped the …
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Comment #25267874
It fascinates me, that volume and automation can make this profitable. Very nice article and I would love to see a cost breakdown of a PCB manufacturer. There is still labour invol…
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Comment #24969359
"A Brief History of Children Sent Through the Mail" As a german, I like the use of the word "Brief" (=letter) here.