Ma8ee

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by Ma8ee 5y ago
But no analysis is needed. You say, A and B don't exist. I say, here it is! That you don't get that just are proved wrong won't any analysis in the world help with. And no, there's no point in engaging. I've learned
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
That is why I use hand tools. For most one of items, it’s not slower. And I’m actually shaping and joining wood instead of spending most time adjusting machines. I’ve got enough of that in my day job.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
Here you go about specifics about Michigan: https://www.climaterealityproject.org/blog/how-climate-crisi... Took me all 20 seconds to find. I’m sorry that we in advance can’t tell you exactly how many orphans will die
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
Here you go: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar5/wg2/ It’s the report from 2014, the updated one will come next year. It’s a few thousand pages, but still just a summary of thousands of academic studies. You can g
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
I’m sorry, but what kind of hole (or bubble, to use a more popular term) have you been living in the last decade? There are a studies like the one you are requesting coming out regularly. Unfortunately, they can’t tell you exactly how many
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
The spread is quite wide. I got my first kid at 45 and now almost 50 working 75% to take care of two kids the rest of the time. The flip side is that I have never been so focused during working hours as now. I’m getting quite much more don
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
I wouldn’t expect a job at Netflix or Apple to be much more exciting than most other jobs. I thought they were attractive workplaces because of pay, perks, and because it looks good on your CV.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
I don’t think our responses to COVID was only disaster. Big parts of them was disorganised and inconsistent. But in the whole they were also forceful, creating not only one, but several effective vaccines in a fraction of the time it usuall
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
Not the foundation, your tools changes every 36 months. Your foundation is what makes you immediately recognise what paradigms and techniques are used in the new framework and at least have a hunch of the consequences it has for your projec
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
There’s nothing forcing you to use any electric appliances, with the possible exception the stove if you to make warm food and don’t have access to a wood stove. Try a week washing the dishes by hand, doing your laundry in the sink or in th
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
I very much agree with you. I grew up without microwave oven or dishwasher. Neither of those are essential in any way, but claiming that those don’t provide great time savers for parents (single or not) with small children would be ridiculo
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
No, a stack of pennies would manifest a greater force, but the pressure would be the same. Pressure is force per area, which means that the increased weight from a wider column is exactly cancelled by the increased area that the force is di
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
The force would scale with the area, since pressure is force per area. Not the other way around.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
Oh yea, I’ll definitely win if I sue Microsoft, and being in the right will absolutely make a difference.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
I didn't know, so your comment prompted me to do some reading. Apparently diesel-electric is what has been in use more or less from the start. It's too hard to make clutches usable for trains.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
There aren’t electricity lines running over all tracks. In particular freight is still often hauled by Diesel engines.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
It’s part of your job to explain that to them. And you have to do it in business terms, that is, how it will impact budget and schedule for the project. And prepare for questions like “ok, you have convinced me that Kotlin is superior to Ja
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
I’ve seen countless systems built where technology choices where more exciting than economical. Why build something in c# on top of SQL-server in six months when it can be done in three years with micro services, Kotlin, Cassandra, Kafka,
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
The same as today. Be very rich or be young and very attractive.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
No, that is not how inflation work (even though some Monetarists still believe so). See any of the following links: https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/what-is-inflation/ https://www.investope
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
What, that they have 6 million active users per month? Is that supposed to be a high number? And those are the number of people who trade with bitcoins, not people actually “using” them for anything. Gold is also volatile, but not nearly as
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
Oh, no one is questioning its success as a pyramid scheme. In that regard it is extraordinary successful. It is all the widespread actual use that still is missing. (And I’m sure you can provide some anecdotes about someone using it a lot,
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
That argument is equivalent with the argument “Ignaz Semmelweis was rejected by his peers and eventually placed in a psychiatric ward, and he was a genius. I’m rejected by my peers and placed in a psychiatric ward, therefore, I must also be
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
It’s is usually trivial to do international money transfers between banks today. And if that isn’t possible, there are services like Western Union.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
> Similarly I've encountered a lot of fantasy that was all about world-building but where the book itself just went nowhere. It’s like bands that spend years polishing their sound, but never actually write any songs.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
But your life won't be worse if you quit all social media.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
Time will. I think hydrogen has huge advantages for e.g. long haul trucks, for which batteries don’t seem to be reasonable. And they will drive the infrastructure.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
If you otherwise are reasonably healthy, I promise you that if you get out every day, in your running shoes, for ten minutes and run a bit and walk briskly when you can’t run, you’ll run those ten minutes within a few weeks.
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
In Sweden it is also the seller that is responsible. That is the only reasonable thing, since I can't be expected to track down some manufacturer in China. But here the seller also have the right to try to repair the device, within som
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by Ma8ee 5y ago
They are betting on them in Japan, and they are using the olympic village as some kind of proof of concepts with both vehicles, but also residential energy production from hydrogen. And of course the Olympic torch will use hydrogen. Toyota

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