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mike_n

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    Comment #38157026

    Similar situation. I ended up paying a few bucks for an extension/guest access pass at the local university. I just started auditing lectures in any and all departments, 20+ hrs/we…

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    Comment #32218391

    Wouldn't it be prudent for them to ask for 11 fabs in 11 states, and get 11x more politicians lobbying for them?

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    Comment #32218224

    Is there a set of standard open-source textbooks for k-12 levels? If not, can we make it happen?

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    Comment #31903609

    Boudin is junk, no local would eat there. there are so many better local bakeries. Gharardelli, Pier 39/Fisherman's Wharf, and Union Square are touristy. There's nothing you can't …

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    Comment #25828948

    it does seem very plausible that undetected cases are several times higher than confirmed/symptomatic cases. and/or, perhaps when things start to spike locally people begin to take…

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    Comment #25288970

    I worked for a solar co in the US for a while, 10yrs ago or so. It was a very interesting time, the hardware (solar panels, inverters) part of our Cost of Goods Sold fell considera…

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    Comment #24325603

    I'm sure they have plenty of other data points to help them get a pretty good idea of who the phone belongs to

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    Comment #24221501

    perhaps OP has aphantasia? Seems fairly common among engineers (and even some artists) -- https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/shortcuts/2019/apr/...

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    Comment #23636384

    I'm sure the data is still there on a server somewhere for legal/marketing reasons, but now the show_history_to_user field is just set to FALSE.

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    Comment #23212726

    One reads stories of pork/etc carcasses that aren't being processed right now, perhaps we could ship those onto barges and into the ocean and dump them overboard to seed new pocket…

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    Comment #22620923

    Perhaps they can retool and crank out ventilator/etc parts

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    Comment #22572057

    Do human doctors have a better rate? And at what cost/throughput?

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    Comment #22565594

    And with the other hand... unzips

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    Comment #22551464

    Perhaps Amazon should manufacture masks/sanitizer/etc via its house brand, and churn them out by the billion.

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    Comment #21779506

    I'd wager a large percentage have ;) it can be mind-bending for sure, it's hard to describe. You might have profound ideas, or not, it's hard to predict; and not all of these will …

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    Comment #19698669

    Hang in there, you'll figure it out.

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    Comment #18665657

    from a marketer's perspective, it's one of the most lucrative life events, along with weddings and buying a house and falling ill -- huge amounts of money being spent on goods and …

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    Comment #18265191

    I don't know, I think I have a pretty good natural instinct for science...

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    Comment #18163071

    https://www.playdiplomacy.com/

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    Comment #18155870

    Having been to Burning Man and various parties/raves/festivals of all sorts, AND several of the aforementioned 'Clambakes' in the article, these are different than usual. Some over…

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    Comment #17999299

    Imagine you're looking at a ball rolling around on a complicated curved surface defined by differential (non-linear) equations, which can be a tricky system to analyze. If the ball…

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    Comment #17193948

    instead of (perhaps illegally) recruiting for people of a certain age group, why not just search for people who liked (for example) Fortnite or Harry Potter or similar categories? …

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    Comment #17105834

    as if we don't have our own Wag-the-Dog-ish distractions also?

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    Comment #17062679

    Is it not assumed/expected that if you're using android then google has access to all your phone's data/sensors?

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    Comment #16944703

    also, you are the product, of course -- https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/05/moviepass-ceo-proudly-says... kinda crappy business model... but kudos to them for being transparent about…