Cyril_HN

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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
Interestingly, I wouldn't suggest that that has anything (or much) at all to do with "elite" universities. At St Andrews I didn't find that to be true. At a far less prestigious university, it was true. My cohort largely
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
Yeah, Kitchen Aid is all hand made still AFAIK. So, it should be easy to fix, too.
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
In undergrad, my professor explained to me in very candid terms (from the position of being a generous mentor) that the optimal path to success in the Arts and Social Sciences is: 1. Find a niche only a couple of people operate in. 2. Make
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
The eyes aren't quite right and sometimes.thr voice is a little off, but I probably wouldn't notice in a real world setting without prior knowledge.
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
> The 'big problem' is that a lot of small fish in the market might be in the top 20% are making 'some money' from stocks, and will push back against rectifications, all the while not realizing that though they are &#
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
An outside temperature of 1.5c is 34.7f. an increase of 1.5c would take the temperature to 3c or 37.4f Every 1c you increase is equivalent to 1.8f
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
What sort of evidence would we expect to see if that was true?
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
I think a lot of amateur pool players will feel that. They get into a rhythm and start potting everything. Then they either beak the rhythm, get a difficult shot, or notice their success, over think it all and mess up the mechanics. This an
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
I'll take some fiat, some proof of work, and some proof of stake. That's a better risk profile than only having 2 of 3.
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
Stove top Bialetti is my sweet spot for coffee (price, taste, effort), honestly. But, I've tried Aero Press when friends have offered and they're a little better, for sure.
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
Yeah. 100 kettle bell swings and 10 get-ups, in 20 minutes, sounds pretty brutal.
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
Why do business journals work that way?
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
Who?
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
I will be really shocked if the UK doesn't try to make a play for this. That would be an incredible boon to the UK position, especially post Brexit.
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
I agree that that is an interpretation worth considering if Parent Commenter has provided corroborating evidence. A charitable interpretation would suggest that this man has seen many arguments about the ostensible brilliance of some otherw
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
You are conflating conviction with mere, non-legal accusation. Conviction means someone made an accusation at a legal level, then it was considered worthy by police, then by a country's prosecution service, then by a jury, and then (pr
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by Cyril_HN 5y ago
It's mid-season and plenty of Europe is still in some sort of lockdown. I expect it to pick up again by summer, especially if tourism comes back to life. Although, I believe people may wait to feel a little more secure in their future