Cerium

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   by Cerium 4y ago

   I dream of a reusable glass bottle set. We could have basic designs such as wine, beer, short wide, tall narrow, etc. Like some areas have a tax on plastic bags, we could add a tax on goods sold in non-resusble and non compliant packaging.
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   by Cerium 4y ago

   Many of the doctors I have interacted with at Kaiser refuse to use the computer and ask someone else to come enter the notes and data while they examine me or my wife.
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   by Cerium 4y ago

   A substantial portion of the service sector runs with a seven day schedule, we don't push schools to offer seven day service in response? Perhaps having more mixed working arrangements will improve societal flexibility and better serve
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   by Cerium 4y ago

   Sad to hear. Growing up I had an Onkyo amplifier that I liked a lot. I picked it up at a garage sale for a few dollars and used it through my teenage years.
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   by Cerium 4y ago

   Correct. I don't see a path to direct financial benefits with a poorly created fake enrollment.
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   by Cerium 4y ago

   I guess, as much as I do hate theives, sometimes I can appreciate that I have benefited by their past work through my enjoyment of the arts.
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   by Cerium 4y ago

   Unfortunately a lot of the old art in the world only exists because by modern reconing it was stolen. Consider the fabulous collection at the palace museum in Taipei. Much just like it was destroyed in the cultural revolution.
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   by Cerium 4y ago

   It works for employees, but only when you care about latency and the employees are interchangeable. A classic queueing example is tellers at a bank. One teller and the line is awful because of one complex transaction. Two and you are in and
9. 429.▲
   by Cerium 4y ago

   Thanks for the clarification, I wanted to put this out there, since I have seen the issue from both sides.
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    by Cerium 4y ago

    Before following this advice, please read [1] first. [1] https://www.nospec.com/
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    by Cerium 4y ago

    I have never really looked into it before myself, but this explanation seems to make sense: https://www.grc.nasa.gov/www/k-12/airplane/nozzled.html Quote: On the other hand, if the converging section is small
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    by Cerium 4y ago

    I interpret this advice to mean that if you think 20 feet should do it, get a 30 or 50 foot cord. Personally, I prefer having more than one. At home I keep a pair of 50 foot cords of the same gauge as a 100 foot should be made of. I usually
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    by Cerium 4y ago

    Cowboys would say otherwise.
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    by Cerium 4y ago

    In the coin flip scenario, the intrinsic properties of a coin result in a threshold of 50% which above a certain scale, is very "sharp" or sudden in the transition. Compare this to a hash table or queuing theory, where a certain a
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    by Cerium 4y ago

    Likely the campaign was found to be most effective against a less educated population that wants to give their children opportunity they didn't have.
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    I think the point of SSL is that parties in the middle with full view of the communications still cannot view or manipulate payload.
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    Thanks aidenn0 and hluska for the 'congratulations'. I think I know I'm in for a wild adventure, but I also know I don't know anything. :)
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    I have enjoyed that one for a while. My wife and I are expecting that I will give up that joke in a few weeks for the same reason.
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    I work on a project with a 3 hour CI process that handles about 15 to 40 PRs a day. The problem you describe here is a real challenge. Our PRs don't use a merge button. Once CI passes (your changes built on latest develop), then you ca
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    Only one chopstick appears to have an electrode, while the wristband looks like a ground contact. This device looks like it makes a circuit from the chopsticks, through your mouth and body to your arm.
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    We used to use MKS and switched to Siemens Polarion a few years ago. I like Polarion. It has a very slick document editor with a decent process for working on links between risks, specifications, and tests. Bonus points for its ability to r
22. 442.▲
    by Cerium 5y ago

    Yes, a typo.
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    According to the dictionary deamon and demon are the same word with the former an archaic spelling. How do you say the latter?
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    I believe that somewhereoutth means that after the tape removing operation you must have three separate separate components, used tape, cable, and floor. If you separate the tape+cable from the floor the tape tends to wrap around the cable
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    As I remember, they were written on a cellphone and sent out to subscribers that way as well.
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    If I remember this was a thing back in ~2007 Japan [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_phone_novel
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    I had not seen a video before, but you can work out this production technique by close inspection of a heatsink. The fins are clearly bent up and have a root that is thicker on one side.
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    Years ago I learned this lesson about marriage while on a trip in South Western China. I joined a tour group to see a mountain for a few days. My party was six and the van sat eight, so the driver got another couple to join us. They were fa
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    Absolutely right that many people here are quite wealthy. Unions or not (I'm not expressing a stance here), I find it crazy that people can say it is a good thing for other people to be "under the boot".
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    by Cerium 5y ago

    Sewer pipes regularly get clogged and are subjected to aggressive cleaning measures. I agree that it is not a good idea.