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Related: On your next trip to the surgical hardware store, don't forget to pick up some superglue for broken bones. https://www.coe.utah.edu/2012/06/05/superglue-for-broken-bon...
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Yes, so many potential dialogs. But I sure as heck want to be able to store my work product by some means which gives me the most control.
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In place of all of the special rules for handling indentation, I wonder if they could simply define some extra starting chars (besides $$""" for controlling interpolation) to indicate suppress-leading-newline or suppress-endi
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Haven't explored higher-up pages. Eventually, would be nice if there were a way to download everything to one directory and run offline. Is this only a demo for now?
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In this context, Energetic Collision Correction
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Keep your pieces away from those squares --> immediate advantage. :)
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Thanks. Recognized the name for mixed-signal simulation. You just made my day.
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Need to justify your disk quota? Now your tables can expand to fit the available space. Who said table-based layout was passe.
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> the whole browser source code in it Starting, of course, with writing CSS in CSS. (Recently saw a video with one of Thompson or Ritchie, IIRC. He described his mentor defining a language, defining that language in that language, then h
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Helpful. Another thing to notice: You don't necessarily need a pcb. For small demo purposes you could close-pack one layer of serpentine insulated wire, then a second layer of a second serpetine wire. There would be a height difference
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It's perfectly okay to consult a therapist, but I didn't mention psychotherapy specifically. Could include budgeting for books and experiences, massage therapy, etc. For some people random shopping or a pedicure are therapy. Other
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I don't believe it has to be about rote memory or repeating any questions verbatim, necessarily. Rather, as with learning from converstation, from the half-conversations in this book one's imagination and knowledge of another pers
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Amazing -- the painting and watercolor simulation aspects, not merely there being an online demo. Is Rebelle a name known to all painters at this point? One use-case: Looks to me like purchasing some of the software should be part of anyone
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Found it on my shelves! Closer to 100 main categories! [1] Random example: Talking to Kitists. Do you fly a traditional or manueverable Kite? How big is it? .. (If maneuverable: How many lines does your kite have?) .. Do you have trouble f
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The font variation of Sapir-Whorf.
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IIRC Garamond looks great when set by TeX.
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> ask engaging questions to have an intelligent conversation Read a book once which outlined 30--40 occupational areas and two or three interesting questions in each of these areas -- to serve as reliable conversation starters.
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Memetic driving? Actually with humans in the mix, being "predictable" can be positive for safety.
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At selected RPM notches with accompanying max power levels, the RPM values chosen to avoid any nasty resonances.
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Well, that's one path to monetizing your UX.
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In driver's ed we were taught to put our right hand behind the passenger seat whenever looking back to go in reverse. As if to reinforce the modal/perspective change.
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Good news: due to constant UX stimulation won't get Alzheimers. Bad news: worst-case scenario with bad car UX also prevents Alzheimers. But +1 in part for suggesting an interesting-sounding book.
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Yea, lack of mechanism at play as well, I'd guess. I know Elon has spoken about not letting requirements get crazy, but there must be some safety-related UX requirements to check against.
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OP gives a complicated but interesting answer. OP's equation 1.7 suggests something to me that wasn't highlighted. Centered at the origin in R2, I expected inverse of r times e^iTheta to be be 1/r times e^-iTheta. Their produ
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I've seen this in the wild and have been meaning to ask: With the availabily of syntax highlighting including color, has anyone seen merit in skipping indentation altogether? For that matter, what if block color or font size took the p
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One unfortunate but plausible take: wind and solar advocates correctly argue that nuclear cannot scale up, and nuclear advocates correctly argue that wind and solar cannot scale up. I have seen 15 years of peak-oil debate characterized this
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Related story: I was almost kicked out of a fintech interview in the late 1980's, when I mentioned that there was room to question Black-Sholes. I was thinking of an article I had read about "variance noise" in a scientific p
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Also, last time I estimated Bequerels (aka decays) in the ocean already, compared to what extremely dilute waste would add, well as I recall it was "a drop in the ocean." Need to recheck this sometime.
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Yes, in terms of eventual ocean burial, as one option, I was assuming after reprocessing, burning in a fast breeder or Moltex, etc. This thought might be more for additional existence proof right now.
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Could be. My unpopular prediction is that within 100 years, well-engineered deep-ocean burial will be considered good enough, given all else which is likely to become clear by then.
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