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icodestuff

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    Comment #48807211

    I only know one person who has ever found phenylephrine effective. It's definitely not for me, but they've done single-blinded self-studies (with help) to see if it's a placebo eff…

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    Comment #48479124

    I'm not much of a physicist, but this rates a 9.5/10 on my personal BS mater. A single citation, two lines of analytical mathematics, a promise to resolve the Hubble tension withou…

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    Comment #47733921

    Eh, there were plenty of games that were coded for a particular clock speed, and then once the SE came out, had an update that included a software version of a turbo button, let yo…

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    Comment #44691106

    Yep, that’s definitely the question. The article says that there are caches of recently used graphs for use in large loops. Presumably those are pretty fast to swap, but I have to …

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    Comment #41404406

    For sure. Pretty similar problem space, very different implementation and target market. Apportable wasn’t a transpiler (and boy were we proud of that); it was a reimplementation o…

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    Comment #40162046

    While the large sample size and many controlled variables are good, and make the results statistically significant, the effect sizes are awfully small. Only two of the emulsifiers,…

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    Comment #40161741

    No. None of the ones with an increased Hazard Ratio are or contain them. The researchers also did not control for PUFA consumption, only SFA consumption.

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    Comment #40112613

    > Even Super Mario World[10] got the treatment (I can't remember slowdowns but I was only twelve can then). Yoshi’s Island 4 has a slowdown in some circumstances (have Yoshi, get S…

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    Comment #40110513

    This again? Last time this came up, it was calculated that in order to get to the levels (mg/kg body weight) found to affect fertility in study rats and pigs, you’d have to eat som…

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    Comment #39349078

    The notch is what it is: a compromise between webcam quality, branding, and thin bezels. But it’s hard to argue but that Apple’s software integration with it is mediocre at best. N…

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    Comment #38847808

    EV: Nova was the first shareware game I ever paid for. Also how I learned to use ResEdit. The Ship Variants mod was the best! There was nothing quite so overpowered as a Type IV Mo…

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    Comment #37562873

    More, even, since ridings don’t all have to have the same population, unlike Congressional districts.

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    Comment #37398721

    They don’t mention falling life expectancies. If people are dying before they use as much care as expected, small wonder costs would rise less.

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    Comment #37363249

    Are you burnt out? I watched that happen. They also have ADHD, but once they burned out, even interesting worthwhile things couldn’t hold their focus for more than a few minutes, a…

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    Comment #37107070

    SETI@Home was fun, but it was kind of a trash screen saver because of how many fixed elements it had. Definitely ended up burning in a monitor with the yellow afterimage of its pur…

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    Comment #37065937

    Not sure where you’re getting pricing data, but it’s clearly out of date. A Ryzen 5 3600 is $97 on Newegg ($92 after rebate), not $350. Tools like this absolutely must have up-to-d…

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    Comment #37027692

    I think something like the bullet cluster, where you have gravitational lensing consistent with a collision-less fluid, leading a baryonic colliding gas (which we know is present f…

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    Comment #36898568

    Huh. The second paper listed different vacuum pressures than the first. 10^-3 torr instead of 10^—5.

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    Comment #36866750

    My first thought was “I really hope this is real and not someone having left the data collection software in simulation mode.” If this reproduces, it’s historic. If it doesn’t, it’…

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    Comment #36824270

    I seem to remember the end of the telephone sanitizers story was that you shouldn't get rid of them no matter how annoying, lest a plague spread via telephone handsets.

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    Comment #36607602

    Ad blockers and password managers are primarily what I’m installing, and they interact with all sites.

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    Comment #36592071

    Looks like there will be a UI to control this 116, and the block list is empty in 115. I’m pretty stoked for this. Every time I install an extension I wonder what’s going to happen…

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    Comment #36427748

    The pulse is probably doable but difficult, at least on an iPhone. The noise in the accelerometer data from just holding it is pretty substantial.

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    Comment #36407894

    How long until Reddit changes their (self-imposed) rules around advertising in NSFW subs? I’ll guess about July 2.