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JuettnerDistrib
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> In LA, everything is done to make sure the water yeets into the sea as quick as possible. The infrastructure bill may change that [0]: "Also, the money could fund stormwater capture and reuse projects, like the ones that filter
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So is there also a kind of "reverse broken window" fallacy, e.g., for housing, where not tearing down an old... excuse me... "historic" building prevents the creation of bigger and better things?
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> or a nearly-complete nuclear power plant. Nah, that would never happen. "Construction of the plant at Zwentendorf, Austria was finished but the plant never entered service. The start-up of the Zwentendorf plant, as well as the con
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6y ago
> We took methods that had been exploited to improve on previous results for over a decade to their logical extreme, and found that this method no longer leads to improvements. This actually sounds like a really good review paper! Review
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6y ago
For neutrinos there is no nighttime. The neutrinos are captured when they need to travel the maximum distance through the earth. That way, there are fewer other particles that need to be distinguished from neutrinos.
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6y ago
Are there any laptops with two nubs: one for the mouse, one for scrolling? Then one could also put the keyboard in a more comfortable position right where the touchpad is now.
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7y ago
> Yet another extreme are the professors who endlessly allow exam re-submissions, so students just brute-force hack their way to a passing grade. I know professors who have changed the answers during the re-submission time, so students b
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Isn't .www the obvious choice? ;)
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> The most efficient solution is an "all payer rate set system" - aka One price per procedure. I'd like to hear more about this. According to Wikipedia [1], Maryland uses an "all payer rate set system", and it ha
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> instructions for backing it up and restoring. https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/16/admin_manual/maintenanc...