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Don't click it, that's most of a year I'll never get back.

Thermal sensor won't help without advanced smarts, those devices are hot too!

On the other hand, with "99% perspiration" the water cooler is essential to prevent dehydration.

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-738

Thanks! It's opened up more recently and we're working on adding it. Today it's a special preview for HN readers.

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Carve it into the side of a mass of stone that has survived all the other earthquakes already.

Not just that - monastics practice 'prayer without ceasing', hesychasm.

There's a great book "The Way of the Pilgrim" that explores a man's journey to discover what 'prayer without ceasing' means and how it could be possible.

There's also a monastery that was called 'the unsleeping ones' where they divided the hours of the day into shifts and had monastics in prayers throughout the day and night continuously.

Gundam Wing! It's not a huge commitment either - 50 episodes plus a couple movies.

https://nextdns.io (fixed typo)

I've never had a more visceral reaction to a comment.

Thanks, I hate it.

I really like this and how it explained current events re: NFTs.

But then I read this paragraph and it's so incorrect that I can't trust the rest of the article:

... One thing that I like to think about short selling is that it creates new shares of a company, and to some extent those shares compete with the shares issued by the company. If you short a bunch of oil-company stock, someone who wants to buy oil-company stock might buy it from you instead of from the company. In the limit, if enough people embrace the idea of shorting oil stocks, they will crowd out the oil companies; it will be impossible to finance oil drilling because any money you put into oil stocks will go to short sellers, not drilling.

The rate of steam generation can't be controlled in the same way as electricity, no? As I think about it, I suppose electricity generation also can depend on large amounts of moving water - maybe it would work by having extra capacity that is 'bled off' when not needed.

Lucky for you, it's going to be the future soon:

https://open.spotify.com/track/2chEZfdAqJvlw9dM3hAU6p?si=c8f...

And editable! Last time I drew a sequence diagram on a whiteboard I instinctively tried to drag and drop a box to another location. I was sorely disappointed.

The important distinction is that Project Dragonfly was being built to serve a single customer and purpose, both of which employees were not comfortable with. GitHub is built to serve any customer and has a defined purpose that is generally useful. Employees are now uncomfortable with their generally useful tool being used as intended by a customer they do not approve of.

It's not really an apples to apples comparison.

Yes, because there are more factors than the treatment itself, and it is important to be able to ascribe benefit/harm to the treatment vs. the other factors.

As mentioned in another comment, the sad state of Alzheimers patient care today includes infrequent attention. It is plausible that two visits from another human each day would in itself cause the same kind of improvement seen in the study.

Without a control group, it is impossible to ascribe the results to the treatment or the other aspects of the study.

My cold water is coming out of the tap a lot warmer than usual, and that's from underground! I'm super interested in bringing back older tech to make us more sustainable and self-sufficient.

Nope, you're still visible.

This is a ridiculous representation of Protestant Work Ethic.

Thanks, haven't seen it abbreviated that way before.

What is "ubo"?

https://www.compliancesheriff.com/

Compliance Sheriff helps identify compliance issues with WCAG and Section 508 standards, and their scan will give output with visual indicators of the non-compliant areas. Haven't seen that in any other tool.

They have a free test for up to 10 publicly facing URLs too.

More charitably, perhaps he is relaying advice he learned the hard way.

This is where "parallel construction" comes into play.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_construction

The entity using the information works backwards to construct a plausible fake chain of events which is acceptable to a court and hides the true source of the information.

It's not for everyone, but it sounds like you know what you want, and you are in the position to do it. Go for it!

It doesn't even include a messaging platform!

That's really our only hope at this point.

Or, How to DDOS a Restaurant

Have an option for me to withhold those taxes that doesn't involve more killing? Sign me up.