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mousethatroared
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Comment #44719189
Actually, I'm a very stable genius.
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Comment #44719163
I'm pretty sure I can do a risk reward for rabies and have it come on top for the shot. You know, rabies having 100 % mortality rate. Flu, not so easy (and an ongoing topic of rese…
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Comment #44718815
- Adjuvants. As a materials researcher I think it's nuts we inject nanoscale alumina in our blood. - Regulatory structure. Why can't I sue a vaccine manufacturer? Limit awards, if …
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Comment #44718733
Rewind back to the '21 and Id say we were at-least 10% of HN.
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Comment #44718708
Ive had a bone marrow biopsy done. Those are done fully awake with no anesthetic except for the skin incision. You literally feel the push of the sharp needle cutting through your …
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Comment #44718672
That was sarcasm
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Comment #44718669
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Comment #44718543
"which is if there’s no compelling evidence, it’s safe to say it doesn’t happen." I call BS. Until there was compelling evidence that antidepressants cause suicidal ideation it's s…
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Comment #44718420
Why is it reasonable for operational security? They're not Israeli satellites!
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Comment #44717372
1. Scholarships 2. The top 10 were once top 10 000
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Comment #44716977
You asked why there's only one company, not what would be good.
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Comment #44706663
Small market
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Comment #44706661
Roads in the US have more space and homes in the US are more flammable
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Comment #44705562
Well there you are! Good for you for writing that, and not the self-righteous snark I was replying to. The beauty of HN is that when someone doesnt know, or is wrong, we don't assu…
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Comment #44700883
But it's perfectly valid to question results that don't make sense, and the role of the supposed expert is to explain why it does. After all, off in a democracy an expert expects t…
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Comment #44675977
Our resting metabolic rate is pretty high. Turns out livers, and brains use a lot of calories. But the value of exercise is that you form more capillary structure to oxygenate bloo…
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Comment #44641891
The Game Genie allowed you to explore past levels you were stuck on.
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Comment #44641632
Careful! Wothout a heatsink they'll easily self destruct (solder on the PN junctions)
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Comment #44634896
@tlocke But that isn't a mathematical expression. At best, it would appear to be energy * maximum_Carnot_efficiency (for heat engines anyway) But it seems not to be adding very muc…
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Comment #44634179
What is exergy? The one time a mechanical engineering colleagues tried to explain it to me, he reached the wrong conclusion on the problem we were working on. I haven't seen it in …
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Comment #44630472
They weren't worth it. Their only advantage is they can cool below room T, but then you have condensation problems.
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Comment #44630455
Because Peltiers are, at their most inefficient 100% efficient? At a reasonable delta T you can get 200% efficiencies.
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Comment #44630450
That's a question of mass and power.
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Comment #44630328
"that is, it produces 35 W of cooling per 1 kW consumed." No, they don't. First, without defining a delta T, efficiency is meaningless (unless its a Carnot cycle). Second, the effi…
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Comment #44630188
COP has to be compared at the same delta T. The COP of a loss less refrigerator is infinite at Delta T = 0 And you dont get to stack Peltiers to increase COP, only to increase delt…