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    It definitively works with bright lights, but intensity seems important (maybe also spectrum.) I find only a light that would hurt to stare at works

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    So frame astrology type things as a randomization tool, that allows you to randomly navigate a set of questions and assessments to see how you're doing and feeling. Remember when w…

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    Excellent information from the person(s?) running air gradient with regards to pm sensor tech and design. Blog posts, etc. Ranges of kits from pre assembled to solder-yourself, tha…

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    Accelerometers and gyros are used and integrated to get their higher order information. However the trick is neither sensor type is perfect so you fuse as much data as needed to ge…

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    Comment #40731312

    It's nature, it's continuous at small enough scales. But, checkout Zeno's paradox for more on your philosophical questions

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    Comment #40731289

    I think bus is braking with a constant breaking force. But, the bus has a non-constant kinetic energy (going up with the velocity*velocity, down as velocity goes down.) So, you're …

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    Comment #40731234

    UHHHHHhhhh, it's because the last A*b is the only one that becomes a linear constant. For other polynomials, your derivative is a polynomial still, just different one. These are ma…

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    Comment #40694610

    It's much easier to manage tension on 3x7 over 1x9

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    Comment #40342892

    I think this not wrong but mildly misleading. Whatsapp started encrypting messages after significant security issues in ~2012 It was purchased by Facebook under initially some admi…

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    Comment #40267851

    Just to reiterate what other people have said, no! There are extremely few cases residential wind makes sense. Maybe in some cases where geometry of buildings allows for an effecti…

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    Are you sure / do you have specific Japanese knowledge? My gut assumption, not having Japanese knowledge, was always that the production needs of WWII incentivized their mixed comm…

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    Grooveshark panda

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    It's a fun exercise in which I think you'll find polling to be fine for many Arduino cases. Not as much for raspi and higher level in my limited experience for various hardware rea…

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    Randomly grabbed some soil strength (it varies alot), but a reasonable number seems 3000 pounds per square foot. That puts your number at. (3k 40 10) / (16k*2.2) (estimating width …

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    I told my [family member] this for years she should edit her digital photos. She said, no, my 40k pictures are a retirement project. Then I said > and actually I was wrong. AI phot…

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    Comment #39765158

    No, kvass and other 'fizzy drinks' are not kombucha They get their fermentation from the air, ferment much lower, and do not rely on the skoby to keep it all working. On some level…

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    I don't think that is the same, because the ad is clearly not the video, as opposed to seeing the video while thinking it was the video forst

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    Comment #39505679

    I'm not sure, is Autodesk a good answer? Wouldn't they be in the business of design and perhaps not a standard company that shouldn't do custom? Maybe I misunderstood the point tho…

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    I think it's an argument for adding just the number you need to compensate for the power loses Otoh I think people are forgetting there's a point where the maintenance gets to be m…