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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Nope, it's not the same. Different vibe.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
The construction in Japan also takes noise into account. My neighbor in a small Japan apartment had an incredibly loud home theater system, and I never heard his movies from my unit. I think the walls were concrete, and on both sides, there
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
why not?
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
this is because the cars are pieces of crap.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Godzilla did not represent America.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Louis Armstrong was sent to Ghana by the CIA.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Any number of automobile manufactures should fire a bunch of staff and hire you. How we got to touch screens to control things which previously didn't require taking your eye off the road continues to amaze me.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
If I were to become a drug addict, I would also choose opium and heroin. I do see interviews on YouTube with folks who seek out fentanyl. But as other commenters mention, this may be a minority, and likely more so if safe and pure opium and
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
A large reason is that the game is procedurally generated. Your brain notices this and knows that it is unnatural. Like you said, it's fun at first, but then it is repetitive. It is amazing though, if somehow you don't notice the
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Let's see some video, or it didn't happen.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
why wait?
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
I wish you could have been forced to live there.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
The US still makes some electrical distribution equipment. And the best electrical protection relay company, SEL, is in the US.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
please ask them if this or any others were commercially available. Thanks!
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
It's a commonly occurring molecule that gets you drunk, bound to be "discovered" then easily recreated by all groups of humans. "developed" reads like it was independently invented.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
I live out of the country and visit once per year. I'm 49 and it was absolutely impossible to receive the shingles vaccination, even if I paid cash. Ridiculous.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Agreed. At least for new engineers, and like you said, for those you choose to focus on technical work.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
I visited an international hospital in Saigon to have a skin infection drained and cleaned and bandaged. I remember them charging me around $14. Strange, as surely the nurse used more than $14 in PPE and bandages. International hospitals in
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
I live in Asia. I can see any specialist within the week, and if it is urgent, possibly that evening. I needed surgery once and they told me to come back at 6pm, the same day.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Why would you be surprised that sending postcards is still possible?
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Maybe it's because Forbes is not a real news site, and arguably should not be linked from Hacker News, but notwithstanding that, I'm surprised there are no comments here, as so many are Tesla fanboys.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
I don't think that people who wear glasses while they are sleeping have much sex.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
This is true only if the protection does not operate as designed. They are NOT routinely destroyed by transmission outages. You have been misinformed. Rotating machines cannot overspeed instantly, as they have inertia.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
A SCIF is not a magic box. You can penetrate almost anything, especially a nation who really wants to hear what you are doing.
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by 31carmichael 2y ago
Bricks are not structural replacements for either concrete or stone.
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by 31carmichael 3y ago
We've been reading Slate all wrong. Perhaps we shouldn't.
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by 31carmichael 3y ago
I never understood Legos. For kids, they are quite expensive as a toy. For adults, why don't you build something actually useful. For example, learn to build electronics projects, or mechanically useful objects, or simple woodworking.
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by 31carmichael 3y ago
seems like hundreds of millions.
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by 31carmichael 3y ago
TRS80, with cassette tape storage if you didn't have the floppy drives. Cool looking machine.
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by 31carmichael 3y ago
We are alone....

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