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by YZF 5d ago
Russia also used to steal from the west. You'll be surprised how many little tricks and small innovations are in "extremely basic tools". http://vintagemachinery.org/mfgindex/detail.aspx?id=10714 "I
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by YZF 6d ago
- US imports 20% of its lumber from Canada vs. 70% local lumber. - Raw lumber costs are about 1% of the price of a house in California. - Lumber prices were much much higher during the pandemic and are actually not that high right now: htt
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by YZF 6d ago
I worked for a North American company that moved manufacturing of precision industrial equipment to China to reduce costs circa 2006. There was a lot of knowledge transferred and training as part of that. For what its worth we previously ha
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by YZF 9d ago
Or maybe the lesson to Russia is that if the US can't win against Iran how is it going to win against Ukraine? Another angle to look at it is through who does China support (Russia and Iran?). I think your perspective is interesting an
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by YZF 9d ago
That's how it started. I don't recall any actions that went along with that initial trolling but it's possible that I have the wrong sequence of events. "Donald Trump’s comments about Canada becoming the 51st state began
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by YZF 10d ago
The rhetoric was trolling. It's sad that a childish troll is president but let's call this what it was. Trump trolling Trudeau. Certainly riled everyone up, changed the Canadian elections results, etc. Doesn't seem to matter
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by YZF 10d ago
We shall see. But Russia's invasion of Ukraine way predates the recent wars in the middle east. It's more like the inability to restrain Russia's aspirations in Ukraine have led to instability in the rest of the world. More g
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by YZF 12d ago
That's been my impression with all running shoes over the last few years. They fall apart. I bought myself some nice Reebok shoes and they disintegrated. The sole is gone holes develop in the sides etc. I guess they make them lighter a
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by YZF 15d ago
There's a lot of noise and confusion about what exactly "zone 2" is and why. But definitely longer easier (you're not out of breath) runs build a foundation in more ways than just your cardiovascular system. It's th
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by YZF 15d ago
I would look into a used entry model Garmin. Something like a 235 (I have my old one sitting around). It has an HRM though it's not a terribly reliable one.
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by YZF 15d ago
HIIT can have a pretty quick impact on your VO2MAX but that is going to level off. As others have said you will want a more balanced routine in the long run. It is also possible you were over-training in your "moderate" intensity
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by YZF 15d ago
A long race will do it just fine. AKA Runner's High. I also do hill sprints. I try to do one [HIIT] workout a week and also some longer runs. Hill sprints tend to be safer then sprinting on flat surfaces. Last time I did my HIIT sprint
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by YZF 15d ago
"The One-Minute Workout: Science Shows a Way to Get Fit That's Smarter, Faster, Shorter" EDIT: This book is maybe a bit old but covers a lot of ground on high intensity interval training vs. traditional training. I guess this
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by YZF 17d ago
You get a probability curve for the next token prediction. You can just pick the highest probability. That said the non-determinism serves a real purpose- it allows different outputs and paths to be explored. So that's kind of the trad
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by YZF 18d ago
It's hard to say. If the disk is borderline it's possible for it to be readable in one drive and not another. I have a couple of working machines with 3.5 inch drives so maybe ask around if a coworker or someone else you know has?
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by YZF 19d ago
How would you propose I should have replied to support a more productive discussion here? The original comment was the opposite of my personal experience having followed the events as they happened. The responses to my comment did not reall
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by YZF 20d ago
The only thing I am trying to achieve is accuracy. History of everything is a long journey. The OP made a comment re: the EU specifically which I thought was off. And at least so far in this thread my reply seems to have been more accurate.
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by YZF 20d ago
lichess and HN are definitely on my "wasting time online" list. HN totally is social media. It has an "algorithm" it has gamification (upvotes/downvotes/flag/vouch/karma). It feeds you endless content
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by YZF 20d ago
I'm had this happen. It is rare.
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by YZF 20d ago
It was a pretty radical step change though? One currency. Freedom of movement and employment. The EU is almost like one country. The only thing really missing is having one military force and then it's basically like the United States
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by YZF 20d ago
If the owner of a bag does not board the bag is removed.
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by YZF 20d ago
Definitely far from my expertise but I think you're contradicting yourself. I am talking about the formalization that is specifically the modern European Union. You are talking as if it's some inevitable consequence of earlier eff
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by YZF 21d ago
I would bet any amount that if you go to a random European city and stop 100 random people on the street you'd be lucky if one person has even heard of Mearsheimer. I think you're also overthinking how the EU got created. I don&#x
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by YZF 21d ago
Most circuit boards have many layers that aren't visible in pictures so I'm not sure what you're asking for is generally 100% doable. That said you can guess a lot by the components and what's visible. I'll bet you
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by YZF 27d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law I don't think the author is really super familiar with some of those other organizations he mentions so he's reflecting how he thinks they work rather than how the
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by YZF 27d ago
IIRC the slides are from Google. I think the ideas are solid but it's the C-suite that needs to deal with this and rarely cares. In other words, it's about organizational culture.
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by YZF 1mo ago
6 feet balding and gray here. Can pretend to walk importantly. Never felt farther than CEO. Maybe it's a sign I need to start my own company.
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by YZF 1mo ago
I try to be pragmatic and not religious/ideology driven and I try to take in the complete picture. I think we could all use more of that. A lot of my climate thinking is influenced by someone I know who is also very pragmatic and knows
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by YZF 1mo ago
I was poking people a little with that statement. Can't help myself. But really, there is growth under the policies, so saying "despite" doesn't work. You could try to argue that the policy makers tried to kill solar but
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by YZF 1mo ago
Yes. I am making the argument that if we extract a barrel of oil in Canada that is all in all better than in Russia or Saudi. We have more environmental standards and we put that money towards better things. Canada was able to give me a reb

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