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ihartley
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About ihartley
Software Architect in Biotech, Software + Hardware + Biology
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Comment #44370154
I think the 50k miles estimate is probably pretty low given the average miles insurance companies assume most people drive per year is closer to 10k. Conservatively, that would pla…
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Comment #34990010
Cepheid | Staff Software Engineer | $130k-170k + benefits | Full Time | IN PERSON HYBRID, SF Bay, Sunnyvale CA | US Only Cepheid is a leader in the In Vitro Diagnostics space, we h…
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Comment #34616068
Cepheid | Staff Software Engineer | $130k-170k + benefits | Full Time | IN PERSON HYBRID, SF Bay, Sunnyvale CA | US Only Cepheid is a leader in the In Vitro Diagnostics space, we h…
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Comment #33837503
Cepheid | Staff Software Engineer | $150k+, benefits | Full Time | HYBRID, REMOTE, Sunnyvale CA | US Only Cepheid is a leader in the In Vitro Diagnostics space, we had the first EU…
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Comment #32010785
> - Sleep: Jerusalem (occasional vocals but trust me they're not distracting) I'm sure you're probably aware, but for posterity, Jerusalem is the cut down version that the record l…
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Comment #31390252
You can use something like scrapy-playwright[0] to run a headless browser framework as your download handler. I think there are versions for some of the other headless systems, if …
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Comment #30997192
Just another example of Silicon Valley being ahead of its time: The Winchester House is pretty much exactly this. It used to be 5 stories, too, until the 1906 quake gave it a hairc…
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Comment #28387580
Cepheid Innovation Core | Multiple Software Positions | SF Bay (Sunnyvale) ONSITE, REMOTE possible | https://cepheid.com Cepheid is a leader in the In Vitro Diagnostics space, we h…
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Comment #26311627
https://lmgtfy.app/?q=kid+expelled+mom+onlyfans
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Comment #21219764
My understanding is that third party chargers work fine though may not charge the Switch while under high load, but most third party docks don't implement PD correctly or at all an…
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Comment #21219217
Dunno if it was a link when you looked, but "Nature Physics" in the third paragraph links directly to the paper and bypasses the Nature paywall with some sort of referer link. [0]:…
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Comment #20329059
The Level 9 tour is anything but boring, though I can see the larger tours being less interesting when you don't get to look in the Soyuz trainer or go to the National Buoyancy Lab…
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Comment #17905968
They're interesting. The one by me feels like a sharper image with 20 products, but they're fairly high quality/price. They seem to have about 20% turnover of new products every ti…
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Comment #15793853
Possibly worse than that: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jul/6/tsa-failed-de...
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Comment #15040378
Only if he's talking about scotch. Pretty sure it applies to bourbon and other non-scotch whiskeys, too.
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Comment #14550539
Depending on when the land was flooded, some areas may me good candidates for underwater logging now or in the future. Apparently in some places this is a great source of wood for …
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Comment #14303041
This already happens in cities with a large military presence thanks to their housing allotment and it does seem to drive prices up for renters.
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Comment #14249212
A lot of that comes down to the quality and composition of the community you're looking at. The site admins have a lot of switch and levers to adjust the look and feel of a default…
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Comment #13835744
If anyone else is curious, this is called a ring species, and there are only four known examples: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_species
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Comment #13620057
If you already have a GBA Micro, or other GBA, you can just get a Everdrive GBA: http://krikzz.com/store/home/42-everdrive-gba-x5.html
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Comment #11465083
I'm pretty sure he meant that no car has electrically actuated intake and exhaust valves, which is mostly true, but the Fiat/Chrysler MultiAir ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi…
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Comment #11255695
Phantom limb is actually an interesting case that may reveal more about idiopathic pain as we study brain/body mapping better. If anyone is interested check out the work of VS Rama…
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Comment #11115541
It could really stand to suck a little less. Based on this thread I went to checkout the Elitebook line and the "View all notebook products" link from the Elitebook line page just …
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Comment #11062482
Here's the PNAS article that they don't link to in the article for some reason: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2016/02/04/1520487113.abst...
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Comment #10712258
While "leaky gut syndrome" as imagined by pseudoscience believers is a little ridiculous, the general idea of chronic low grade inflammation of the intestinal epithelium due to a b…