ENIanDEM

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by ENIanDEM 5y ago
Can we please return to some semblance of reality?
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by ENIanDEM 5y ago
It's literally in response to the posit that trans women would rape strangers in changing rooms. I've tried to make it as far from a strawman as possible by arguing against even a single occurrence of that happening. Cis women can
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by ENIanDEM 5y ago
Sorry, I don't buy this concept that hordes of (or any, for that matter) predatory trans women are queuing up for the chance to prowl round changing rooms. Do you, really? Say you're right. What stops them sneaking in right now? I
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by ENIanDEM 5y ago
Hey, thanks for the response - it was actually exactly what you seem to have addressed re the wide & long formats. I'm still using v4.1 and ended up writing my own reshapeForPlotly() function which just called the pandas melt funct
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by ENIanDEM 5y ago
It's really nice for exploring data. I find whenever I have ~5+ series on a single axis on mpl I start to struggle to differentiate colours & lines etc. I sort of addressed that by getting creative with dash styles etc, but still i
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by ENIanDEM 5y ago
Some pretty wild unsourced claims masquerading as facts. As with pretty much any energy source, (including wind, solar, gas..) nuclear tends to get cheaper the more you build. You can look up FOAK vs NOAK and note the curves. Not sure what
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by ENIanDEM 5y ago
That could be because the chili molecule has polarity and clumps together in fatty environments, like meat sauces and yoghurt. Conversely it gets dispersed by water. That recipe probably has a bit less fat than what your usual meaty one has
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by ENIanDEM 6y ago
Likely just a case of feathering (ha!) the blades: changing their angle of attack so they don't produce as much lift, plus a bit of braking. Presumably with a bit of surveying pre-construction you can make a good guess at your expected
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by ENIanDEM 6y ago
FWIW, I have a nylon strap-mounted rack (name withheld to avoid accusations of ninja advertising!) which hooks onto the trunk seam. 6 hooks and it's brilliant. Much cheaper than a hitch mounted version, much more compact so I've b
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by ENIanDEM 6y ago
... What? Trump decided to enact some protectionist uranium policies and this makes the nuclear industry the baddies..? Did you throw out all your cutlery in disgust when he jacked up steel import tariffs? This is cretinous.
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by ENIanDEM 6y ago
> HSR was never about commuting, capacity is too low It initially doubles capacity and ultimately triples it https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/... (figure 4.2, p76) What would "pr
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by ENIanDEM 6y ago
Maybe "slow" is a misnomer or misleading. By slow we're talking about local services which stop at every station. When you relocate fast trains onto another line, those local services benefit considerably. Ultimately you get
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by ENIanDEM 6y ago
Sorry, no. High speed rail's main benefit is to increase capacity on existing lines by removing fast trains from the mix. Currently big gaps have to be left in front of the fast trains to allow them to run. The reduction in travel time