Beanus

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   by Beanus 8y ago

   I'm sure a new solution will be adopted some day. The aspirin is likely just a novel cheap and, at the time, easily available solution. Possibly we won't need them in the future because we'll accelerate beam with superconduct
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   by Beanus 8y ago

   I work at Fermilab. This is still a thing. In fact it is getting difficult to find the uncoated aspirin that dissolves in the same way it did back on the day.
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   by Beanus 9y ago

   Great way to save $20,000
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   by Beanus 9y ago

   The search on the FCC website he asked everyone to go to is broken. I emailed them and they said they are working on it. We'll see if it gets fixed.
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   by Beanus 10y ago

   Thanks for the thoughtful response. I think I see where you are coming from now. Now that I think about it, I even have some personal experience with the benefits of canonical learning. I was a copy and paste web-developer for a while and i
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   by Beanus 10y ago

   What makes a canonical approach ideal? In my experience, there are few jobs worth having that provide a bible. I can see that a bible would be a convenient teaching aid, but it misses a great opportunity to teach research skills as well as
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   by Beanus 10y ago

   > Others don't, and that's okay. Something we too often struggle to accept.
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   by Beanus 10y ago

   Not having native scrolling to read an article on the phone is incredibly annoying...