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by PEJOE 5y ago
Every rigid object has a fundamental frequency, regardless of whether you put it on a graph.
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by PEJOE 5y ago
This is interesting. I have something similar - I get a text each morning counting down the number of days until I turn 80. Not that it is my death day, but I picked it as the age that most people have finished accomplishing big things. Som
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by PEJOE 5y ago
To those who are worried about this test or concerned about ecological impacts - please let my share my context which I hope will make your position more flexible. My personal context is that my grandfather was president of the Florida mosq
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by PEJOE 5y ago
AFAIK the imagery you want has been relegated to the desktop app (now called google earth pro), and is still available. There is a little clock icon above the imagery area with a counter clockwise green arrow you must click to access histor
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by PEJOE 6y ago
I believe you are thinking about lignin digestion - an action of certain fungi, but its contribution to the end of the Carboniferous is debated. https://arstechnica.com/science/2016/01/why-was-most-of-the-...
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Do you have a source where I could read more about Israel’s goals with the JCPOA? Even with the sun setting, the idea seems to be to keep reimplementing a new agreement under threat of future sanctions, just like you refi a TLB, and the Isr
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by PEJOE 6y ago
I struggling in DL when we started having to do tensor multiplications on the homework. Good with 2D matrices but the higher dimensional math gave me a lot of trouble when it should have been straight forward. Any tips there?
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Having spent some time around a subset of what I think you would call high level financiers, for the most part they don’t really know what it is or understand it, and it isn’t relevant to their day to day job of doing transactions.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
No it’s not, by definition. Finding the truth is not always easy or clear cut, however.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Wealth taxes, social safety nets, high quality education, programmes to combat anti-educational aspects of different cultures
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Per the article the suspect requested the ban. The title gives the impression that the judge chose for her.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
I think he is saying that in writing, Japanese allows you to be expressive in ways that take advantage of the written medium, and a spoken version of the same text loses those text-only expressive features.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
While the developments lately have been ... troubling, I can’t shake the feeling that Greenwald has been partisan ever since Wikileaks started supporting 45 over his opponent. Does he truly believe he’s above the fray? Or does he enter into
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by PEJOE 6y ago
In the US we also play the same game, but call it "Telephone."
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Fire extinguishers could come in handy [0] [0] https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN2B20NU
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by PEJOE 6y ago
tguvot, Some very interesting anecdote points - I'll say my personal references are an old boss, who is close to Israeli politics in the US, and Israeli emmigrants. (Main complaint was they liked forests and green more than the desert.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Israel does rank very favorably on this list - I wonder why the perception of corruption, among businesses, is so much higher the measure posited by risk-indexes.com? Perhaps one reason is that the perceived corruption ranking that I shared
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by PEJOE 6y ago
> Israel didn’t have new banks because the regulator preferred to protect the stability of the existing players Well said. Whatever the justification, protecting the profits of incumbents at the expense of new entrants is regulatory capt
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Corruption and regulatory capture are big ones in Israel. Small population and area also means harder to find a niche
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by PEJOE 6y ago
> Clearly not. After you eat a bread, it's gone. After you live in a house it's still there. After you live in a house a long time it falls apart. Capital Expenditure restores the asset to its previous value. Bread just depreci
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by PEJOE 6y ago
> From a finance perspective there's no difference between a house and a share in a corporation. They're both productive assets that provide returns. In the case of a house, it provides shelter as a service, which can either be
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by PEJOE 6y ago
>riff raff The expense is less trivial when you are a startup trying to understand a market, and you have many market segments to explore, and all of the regulations are ISO documents. I’m sure you didn’t mean that a startup is “riff raf
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by PEJOE 6y ago
I’ve been a long time reader - My only complaint is that I feel like the number of puns has declined considerably since the Nikkei acquisition. One favorite was a headline to the effect “Boat builders weather the storm.” I had come to expec
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Ah! Perfect, I remember this. Great textbook. Thank you wdevanny
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by PEJOE 6y ago
I've seen bomblab, etc, at a couple of universities. Does anyone know the history of these exercises? I saw them at CMU as well. Really cool that these are used across several great programs.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Loeg, I think this exactly what they did to me - I had good luck with chase (CSR if it matters?). Submitted the chargeback in early Dec and received confirmation at the end of the month. I had all the tracking information, recordings, etc,
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by PEJOE 6y ago
I encountered a similar situation to one mentioned in the article on Etsy - a scammer made a fake store for a real shop in Brooklyn selling high-end aprons. To me it looked like the legitimate web-presense of the store. After placing the or
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by PEJOE 6y ago
> Further, rotating layers to change the bulk performance of materials composed of anisotropic plies is very old technology developed originally for aerospace / racing applications. > Ansys has an entire package devoted to the an
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Negative post here - interesting research but shame on reuters / researcher for pretending this is biomimicry. The article does not say at all how the concrete has anything to do with lobster shells. Further, rotating layers to change
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Slightly related, but I remember NOAA used to have hydrophones streaming live to the internet and I would listen to them to fall asleep. One day one of the hydrophone lines was cut, and they stopped the stream and never restarted it. I woul

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