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931.
by aj7 7y ago
This indicates a peak something.
932.
by aj7 7y ago
This is perfect on so many levels.
933.
by aj7 7y ago
Link doesn’t display on mobile devices.
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by aj7 7y ago
Somebody finish automating the closing papers for real estate deals. Yes, you can sign contracts on line. Yes, it’s probably a very good idea to have the final papers notarized and witnessed in-person by neutral humans. What I’m after is
935.
by aj7 7y ago
Take care of people. Manufacturing is just like farming, except delayed. How many people are needed to plant and harvest a huge field?
936.
by aj7 7y ago
What does it say when the royal family and 200 sheiks attempt to cash out of a business that pumps oil at $5 a barrel?
937.
by aj7 7y ago
Batteries?
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by aj7 7y ago
But no more. At long last, that system, the Strategic Automated Command and Control System or SACCS, has dumped the floppy disk, moving to a “highly-secure solid state digital storage solution” Did SuperMicro make the board?
939.
by aj7 7y ago
Put chips in the freezer. It pumps the water vapor out.
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by aj7 7y ago
I’m in Princeton NJ this instant and we are at least 6 days, and maybe more, behind this map. Beautiful concept though.
941.
by aj7 7y ago
Evidently that’s what California is for.
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by aj7 7y ago
I think you are right.
943.
by aj7 7y ago
I first and sometimes only read the one star reviews, and look at their percentage. If one-five have a distribution with a big slope discontinuity… If it passes this test, I might read some of the other reviews looking for problems that I
944.
by aj7 7y ago
40% of Americans would accept an authoritarian state, if their ethnic and other prejudices were catered to. It would be more interesting if the article had approached this, too.
945.
by aj7 7y ago
There has recently been a similar thread to spread research funds much more uniformly, rather than concentrated among “successful” researchers and “hot topics.” It was pretty convincing to me, and I wish I had the references.
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by aj7 7y ago
It’s at least 50% appearance and image.
947.
by aj7 7y ago
Exactly. And then that Republican philosophy major hag. And then the sex at work CEO.
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by aj7 7y ago
I once briefly owned an HP inkjet printer that I bought new for some ridiculously cheap price. When I found out what inkjet cartridges cost, I unplugged it, walked to that little room by the elevator in my high rise, and threw it down the
949.
by aj7 7y ago
Anyone know Mac equivalents?
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by aj7 7y ago
Ha ha coincidence. I live in a high rise, so you can pick up about 10 wifi signals. My Brother all-in-one scanned three times last night on its own. I’m turning it off and on manually now.
951.
by aj7 7y ago
I do the above, but I think it might be vanity. It’s not clear I shouldn’t spread risk via ETFs.
952.
by aj7 7y ago
Warning. Regulation almost always favors incumbents.
953.
by aj7 7y ago
I think my answer was highly oriented towards handling real data. But even in simulation, any calculations are discrete. It helps tremendously to understand continuous Fourier transforms, because most of the theorems have immediate discret
954.
by aj7 7y ago
I personally learned mostly from experiments in Labview. The Smith book is excellent.
955.
by aj7 7y ago
Two axioms for small investors: 1. You can’t make money by day trading. 2. Technical analysis is bunk.
956.
by aj7 7y ago
“Perhaps the biggest issue for me personally was not providing people with real value, something I now take pride in.” Really.
957.
by aj7 7y ago
This guy thinks he’s safe.
958.
by aj7 7y ago
This is an unsustainable business model. If you draw a Gaussian surface around it, the end result is that Uber/Lyft will destroy the taxi industry (which was execrable, but put a fair amount of kids through college) and replace it wit
959.
by aj7 7y ago
1. The only thing that matters in engineering is the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). That’s what anyone who wants to calculate anything must use. 2. The fast Fourier transform (FFT) is used to to calculate the DFT. Cue up Matlab or Lab
960.
by aj7 7y ago
This is ridiculous. Women are not drawn, for the most part, to the narrow form of detailed reasoning required in math and the hard sciences. The most important word in this statement is “narrow.” This also means we have a major responsibil

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