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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
Would you not try to do something similar in working as minimally as possible for the pay? Does that make someone a bad person? Everyone tries to min-max life. Doesn’t make them enemies or bad people, it just makes them…people.
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
I think stating that something is self-evident is not a helpful argument. First, it seemingly isn’t or else parent would not have posted as such. And secondly, something being self evident is only used when you want to describe an axiom bec
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
I feel as if this is putting the cart before the horse. If a brexit is a net benefit to countries, then they should leave the EU. There is no problem unless the country is ideologically attached to the EU.
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
The current energy density of their batteries is pretty much at the theoretical limit of the “lithium-ion” chemistry. Unless they are sitting on a new battery chemistry, which I doubt, they would need to develop a new one.
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
Fair enough I guess? From the comment it sounded like it was arguing that repealing the jones act would only make sense if foreign ships could navigate internal waters ways. It was more aimed at clearing up misunderstanding than creating a
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
AFAIK, internal waterways does not literally mean inside the US. Internal means routes between US ports. A foreign vessel could still sail between two deep water ports for example, if the act were repealed.
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
I think the issue though is that one can not look at money in this situation. A higher paying job means you are more productive, at least to whoever is employing you. It maybe, imo will be, the case that the few people who remain cannot inc
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
Low sesimic activity. You want the FAB to run 24/7 even if that means trucking in expensive water. Any down time will absolutely wipe out any cost savings from cheaper water. Probably even easier still to invest some extra capital to r
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
>More than zero is too many. I don’t think this is the correct way to look at it. That may seem harsh but humans certainly never have nor ever will think that way. For example, what is the risk of death associated with climbing up the tr
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
The nearly free electron gas model is the standard introduction to explaining conduction in solids. In other words, no he didn’t invent it. Interestingly enough, the first model for explaining conduction was naively assumed to be a simple g
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
Social and cultural benefits are entirely subjective and difficult to see how any large group of people would agree on what constitutes such benefits. I don’t think many people would be okay with subsiding the supposed benefits that theolog
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
Do you live in europe? I do and it being europe does not mean I haven’t seen homeless in public transport.
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
This is no longer true. Vishay and Nichia[1] for example, produce leds in the UVC range. [1] https://led-ld.nichia.co.jp/en/product/uv_uvc.html
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by MoreSEMI 4y ago
Zeiss-makes all the highly complicated mirrors that go into asmls machines XFAB-specialty fab in germany