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ljcn

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    Comment #24111793

    Not all html pages - what about hackernews? It's mostly tables with minimal CSS (a bit of padding and font*/color), I bet it continues to be perfectly rendered practically indefini…

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    Comment #24072668

    Wouldn't you rather share a garden with insects? I would.

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    Comment #23466998

    > bioinformatics, systems biology, computational biology Of those bioinformatics is more specific (usually genomics data); the other two are overlapping and pretty non-specific ter…

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    Comment #23390502

    Radius of 6 km is comparable to the size of Halley's comet :-)

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    Comment #22535832

    > Wasn't able to read the article through the paywall Try turning off javascript.

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    Comment #22192836

    About 200 actually (you mistook the diameter for the radius). https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1+au+%2F+radius+of+the...

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    Comment #21774117

    Indeed, natural science deals in models , not 'the truth'. In most cases 'correct' isn't an option, rather a degree of accuracy. If it's consistent with the measurements, or even b…

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    Comment #21754773

    It's got 80-120 ish bits of entropy, why is it not secure? (Assuming you're not referring to it literally being a well known password from a web comic.)

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    Comment #21713834

    > maybe even only if you're American? Works fine in UK English too, although the "r:uk" modifier is often needed.

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    Comment #21681992

    > using an inflation calculator defers to someone's idea of what a basket was In this case that someone is Greg Clark (Professor of Economics at UC Davis). The link goes direct to …

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    Comment #21639077

    Sadly tyre, brakes, and road abrasion apparently account for far more particulate pollution than the exhaust does. I'd like to find another source for this because it's so surprisi…

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    Comment #21606111

    OK, matched grid prices without subsidy, and cheaper than coal in a fifth of cases. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41560-019-0441-z

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    Comment #21604981

    As your example numbers here show though estates are often better for storage than crossovers. So there must be other factors behind crossover popularity. Their being higher is a b…

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    Comment #21596945

    Right, but decades ago coal was the cheapest source of power. We didn't have cheap renewables in the 70s. Solar is cheaper than coal in China.* They could certainly grow (at least)…

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    Comment #21573871

    Wouldn't have thought sick people make the best revolutionaries.

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    Comment #21544329

    Is the early adaptor included?

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    Comment #21515461

    Very interesting. Will add it to the (already large) "eat lots of (and a good variety of) fruit and veg and do enough exercise" pile of life advice.

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    Comment #21472281

    None of the links in the sister support home ownership being below 50% in London. The third link shows a difference between white and non-white British ownership levels but that's …

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    Comment #21472262

    Budapest isn't the whole country, but your point is correct, Hungary is certainly a highly developed country. Not G7 levels, but close.

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    Comment #21462036

    The gp might have been thinking of more interesting methods of cooling - space sunshades, aerosols, massive creation of artificial snow... (not sure if the latter is a net heat los…

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    Comment #21397059

    > at least less than half "Households in London were fairly evenly distributed across the tenures, with half in owner occupation and half in the rented sectors." Section 1.10 in ht…

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    Comment #21353618

    > "hey" as a greeting I blame the US TV series "Friends" for that. Curiously the OED doesn't (yet) have this greeting sense.

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    Comment #21333326

    ~= means not equal in MATLAB. Also it often means one's complement (C and others). Hence the gp used it to mean NOT.

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    Comment #21259772

    Why did you migrate? I was given the option to but haven't (yet, nor been forced to).

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    Comment #21091184

    Ethical consumer did a report on this very recently. https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/fashion-clothing/choosing-su... It's definitely complicated, but their take was: * Best: second…