Aromasin

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by Aromasin 5y ago
I disagree. Israel is unique in terms of it's human capital. Tech companies have locations there for the same reasons they have locations in Oxford and Cambridge in the UK. There are 135 per 10,000 people employed as engineers there, c
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by Aromasin 5y ago
It's the same in sports too. A blunder in Tennis means you missed the ball. A blunder in Football (Soccer) means you gave possession to the other team. A blunder in Jiujitsu means you get choked out. The joy of these games don't c
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Wood is at the same time a combustible and fire-safe material. The required fire resistance of wood structures can be achieved by adding to the size of the structure, adding a protective cladding, using a non-combustible insulation material
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by Aromasin 5y ago
No, it is (largely, machinery aside) carbon neutral - provided we're growing said wood on existing forestry reserves or farmland, not wildland or old-growth forest.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Steve Jobs was one of the most micromanaging CEOs I've read about. He overruled many CTO decisions during his time at Apple, both at the founding of the company and upon his return to the company years later, so I wouldn't use him
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Presumably the dawn of driverless cars is coupled with driverless mass transport, which would offset the environmental impact to some degree? Drivers of these vehicles are often - if not always - the most expensive part of the system. They
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I've been working within the Liberal Democrats to try and push policies that are pro-privacy for the past few years, revoking some of the acts put in by the current Conservative government and pushing new ones to protect against future
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I do hardware application design-in at [ insert NASDAQ silicon company ] and we have these sort of reviews weekly where we go over customer tickets that we're struggling with, and people pitch in to give advice/contacts/moral
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by Aromasin 5y ago
>Its been mainly small tractor attachments/brackets/etc. You're going to have to be specific as it is entirely up to what you are manufacturing. How tight are your tolerances? Is it plastics? Metals? By small scale do you
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Correct. They beef with == they have a rivalry with.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
As far as I've read, based on research around attention and focus behaviors, the context switching element of it is the most dangerous part in terms of developing ADHD type behaviors, and I agree that TV and radio doesn't even scr
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by Aromasin 5y ago
This is my issue also. I'm guilty of being a 2x'er, not because I believe I'll absorb more information faster, but because I find most narrators/podcast hosts tend to slow down their speech significantly when recording s
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by Aromasin 5y ago
This problem is rampant in the military, to the point that orders are now often given over WhatsApp in some cases. There's been numerous security leaks as such, and any internal affairs seem to get out in a matter of minutes, with peop
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by Aromasin 5y ago
A good a post as any to share the data surrounding the leading causing of habitat loss. I'll leave everyone to make their own opinions based on said research: https://ourworldindata.org/drivers-of-deforestation
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by Aromasin 5y ago
One to add, which entirely shaped the trajectory of my career, would be The Art of Electronics by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill. I was convinced that I wanted to go into aerospace, mechanical, or software engineering before I read this bo
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I use the "video speed controller" extension. You can set it to whatever speed you like, and it will default videos across all websites to that. You can also set exceptions for things like Netflix. There is no way to set YouTube d
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I'd argue that "feeling forced" because of competitors behavior is no excuse at all. I work in a field where facial recognition is rife. Despite this, our company has a no tolerance policy for such technology. We feel the hol
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by Aromasin 5y ago
EDIT: Someone deleted the comment I was replying to, but I've put enough time into writing it that I'd like to post it as a separate one anyway. The original person, in short, was discussing how disgusting it is for companies to i
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Same in the UK (barring the mammals point). The country was 60-80% temperate rainforest before human habitation, depending on what research you go by. I grew up in the countryside. I cannot tell you how impossible it is to convince someone,
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by Aromasin 5y ago
This is just my experience working at another Big 5 manufacturer, but the easiest route was entry from another engineering role (if you didn't know anyone on the team there already). They never had any undergraduate roles available as
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Granted, but there are also countries in the UAE that throw billions at these sorts of projects as little more than a side hobby it seems. I'm not asking why aren't all buildings like that, I know full well. I'm curious why t
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I must admit, I do like the design, but why don't we get buildings where the crack style extends to the whole structure? I can think of 1000's of artist renders of what the architecture of the future will look like (eg. https:&#x
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I wouldn't say it's anything like Eve if I'm honest. More like Among Us with Dwarf Fortress levels of complexity.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Or for tricking good people into doing evil.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Additionally, and apologies for not linking the study as I simply can't find it anywhere but remember it in brief, if older people are exposed to younger people on a more regular basis it was found that their capacity for learning new
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I think this honestly applies for every country though, however it's impossible to recognize unless you grew up in said country, or lived there for many, many years. I would say the UK easily gives the US a run for it's money - bu
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by Aromasin 5y ago
If you can buy locally sourced, pasture fed meat, then why can't you get locally sourced, permaculture grown vegan staples? Of those two option, I've yet to find a single credible scientific study saying that the plant based optio
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Yes Thunderbolt is an Intel IP. You don't pay for a license fee, although I think they still need to buy the controllers from Intel if I recall correctly.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I agree that their current products aren't competitive, but I'd disagree with your multiple years out remark. The Alder Lake platform is out Q1 next year. PCIe Gen 5, DDR5, hybrid cores, the new Xe graphics architecture, and the f
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I can say with complete certainty that this scheme was not presented to parents in the way it deserves to be.

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