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by IncRnd 4y ago
However, a factory made Veggie Burger seems to have fewer processing steps than that potato chip. [1] 1 Grains and vegetables are loaded into separate machines for thorough cleansing to remove dirt, bacteria created by spoilage, chemical re
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by IncRnd 4y ago
> How much "processing" a potato chip gets (slice, fry, salt)... There may be additional steps when a factory makes potato chips. [1] 1 When the potatoes arrive at the plant, they are examined and tasted for quality. A half doz
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by IncRnd 4y ago
This is an issue that many large companies face. There is a vast amount of work that is not core work, so the metrics get skewed into ancillary work instead of something like # of checkins, lines of code, tickets resolved, etc. In many lar
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Court reporters, also known as court stenographers or shorthand reporters, use a stenographic machine that records a form of phonetic shorthand. [1] [2] [3] [1] https://dlelegal.com/stenography-court-reporter-miami/ [2
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Except, that's not a fair take. It only takes a moment for a single person to get your ip or domain balacklisted, not a concerted campaign. There are many blacklists that accept direct submissions from any unauthenticated person for an
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by IncRnd 4y ago
Shorthand is something different. I'm not sure what you mean. Shorthand is what was being discussed.
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It's used by court reporters. I've been in a couple of depositions, mediations, and a lawsuit. The court reporters use a special device that works for fast shorthand typing, and their fingers blaze across those devices. I know tha
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The origins of the cursive method are associated with practical advantages of writing speed and infrequent pen-lifting to accommodate the limitations of the quill. Quills are fragile, easily broken, and will spatter unless used p
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When my kids were young, both my wife and I taught them cursive. When the kids each got into school, despite their pretty good or excellent penmanships, they were all told by teachers not to use cursive. The teachers each said they were una
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by IncRnd 4y ago
Your colleague is absolutely correct. That was the same objection I had to this. Unix timestamp format is only seconds. This page shows a timestamp but not a Unix timstamp, so the hill people are dying on here is to take and reuse a name fo
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To keep agreement, I refuse.
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This is about the the oldest genome that was found in Southern Spain. It's not saying that the oldest genome was found in Spain. Though, there may be something to what you said with this statement from the article: "In Malalmu
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by IncRnd 4y ago
Thanks! I haven't run any timings on the link I posted. I suspect julia would be much faster than java, though! I just thought it was neat that your post in March reminded me of an earlier pi day post on the same algorithm. I like the
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by IncRnd 4y ago
Nope. I'm talking about the very youthful Tony Stark, who was a defense contractor in 1963. [1] While he was demoing some new weapons in the jungles of Vietnam, he was captured by a Viet Cong warlord and forced to create weapons for th
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by IncRnd 4y ago
Here is a video [1] and associated java source code [2] from pi day in 2018 to generate 1M (or more) digits of pi using the same Gauss-Legendre algorithm. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RONJPOgZjw [2] https:/&#x
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Tony Stark is an exception, though. He was once a slave who escaped after he fooled his captor into letting him create a minature arc reactor that he embedded into his own chest in order to fly to freedom and safety - as well as to magnetic
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It's on the macbook flair, which is a foldable cell phone with a keyboard. Developers have learned about the power and low cost for this machine and have started to use it as a laptop. The multiple folds of the screen and keyboard are
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by IncRnd 4y ago
Most people get a car in order to drive from point A to point B. Not everyone puts a bra, rear-spoiler, fancy wheels, and other customizations on their car. I imagine the people who do those things also wonder why other people don't.
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UW forms medical data sciece institute focused on AI machine learning healthcare(geekwire.com)
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Father of cellphone sees dark side – and hope – in new technology(pressherald.com)
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The 11th Breakthrough Technology of 2023 takes flight(technologyreview.com)
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Technology Tool Aims to Let Young People Remove Explicit Images from Internet(learningenglish.voanews.com)
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> unless an Island is involved, then only the needed amount of JavaScript will be sent as well It's not just HTML but also JS that gets sent.
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You are making too many assumptions about the arrival of chargers and BEV in the first place. When looking where the chargers will go, the issue is that the cars aren't necessarily going to be purchased and delivered, either. So, it is
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No, the existence and locations of these chargers is not set. They may not even get purchased. The current planned rollout is for 75 locations. The absolute truth to "where these will get placed" is nobody yet knows. Nobody knows
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The question was , "Where are they going to charge them once a post office has a few?" So, I'm not sure why you are trying to correct my factual quotes to answer that question by posting your expectations as to the future hyp
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Statements like that don't really answer the question. Other reporting on this has said that 75 locations are currently getting build-outs for charging stations. [1] The actual question is where these will be built. Answering "the
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It's incredibly lazy to say my criticism was "just lazy" since I didn't post criticism but answered a question about the contents of the article.
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If you read more of the article, you will see additional numbers. As such, a contract has also been awarded for the agency to acquire 9,250 commercial-off-the-shelf internal combustion engine vehicles "to fill the urgent need f
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by IncRnd 4y ago
No, for the part where you made an assertion of fact. "I'd expect" is your opinion, and you're entitled to that of course. I was asking you to quote where you got the source for "provisioning more chargers than vech

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