Kinda wish there was some way to quickly scroll through the pages... Also data seems to be different when ordered by different values?

When ordered by RV£ there are 43703 entries with data. Most negative RV£ change is -£137,500 for 33 Main Road

When ordered by RV% there are 43303 entries with data. Most negative RV% change is -87.0% for PAVILLION HOTEL

This feels like a rage bait.

speaking of trademarks... when will google walk the xerox plank already?

to google has been a verb for like a decade already

on one hand, "ha-ha artemis was made to reuse shuttle program and now look at this"

on the other... judging by the pictures nobody did the maintenance anyway, so it's straight up safety precaution and hazard removal

images don't work

whatever is the cause, it is not immediate - or they would've been on the ground couple days ago

so no, not appendix

Pregnancy?

This is what I keep thinking.

- Theres a 38 year old woman in the crew

- It’s a medical condition that likely wasn’t present when the mission started 4 months ago

- It’s serious enough to return the crew, but not serious enough that they must do so immediately

I guess we’ll find out in 9 months? (Or not…)

As I understand it, the studies done with mice suggest that microgravity prevents normal embryo development. The ISS should therefore be regarded as a teratogenic environment, and I'd be shocked if women of childbearing age weren't prescribed highly-effective contraceptives (ie. IUD/IUS or implant) before, during, and after spaceflight.

I’m sure they were prescribed, but it’s always possible for them to fail.

I’m curious at what point in the embryo’s development the zero-g becomes an issue, if its immediate vs long term thing. It’s very possible that if it was pregnancy, the embryo is already not viable but she still needs some procedures to ensure her own health (a DnC, etc) that are important but not enough for an emergency evac.

There are probably a hundred ailments or illnesses that can fit this description, maybe someone noticed a swollen lymph node or lump somewhere

Yeah it’s definitely just a thought. Getting pregnant in space the sort of sordid thing that’s fun to speculate on, but ultimately we just don’t have enough information. We’ll probably never know, either.

Are you implying that the pregnancy condition occurred onboard?

Yes. Sex isn’t allowed on the ISS due to complications with pregnancy, but it’s not crazy to imagine that maybe they just did it anyway. (Who wouldn’t want to? It’s sex in space and it sounds amazing.)

Maybe testicular torsion triggered by zero-G conditions?

That's a "needs to be in the OR in 6 hours" situation; no way they waited several days for it.

Is there some way to see already-generated answers and not waste like an hour waiting for responses?

Also it's not persistent session, wtf. My browser crashed and now I have to sit waiting FROM THE VERY BEGINNING?

or at least they can cache the results for a while and update so they can compare the answers over time and not waste the planet's energy due to their dumb design.

It's awfully wasteful. A perfect example of what is wrong with AI.

Maybe what's wrong with people implementing ai.

All I can say though is that I sure wouldn't want their bill after this gets shared on hacker News.

no-no-no

-strikeout-

`code`

and bloody leave "-" as a dash. I so hate that it gets transformed into a dot for "bullet enthusiasts"

The two previous comments in this thread are referencing Emacs Org mode's markup syntax.

My only complaint about markdown is insistence of transforming "1)" into "1." and "-" at the start of a line into a dot

I know what I want, ffs. And I don't want html

what's wrong with scrolling on that blog? arrow keys don't work

notion

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