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by ananonymoususer 8y ago
How much would the train need to charge each passenger to earn enough money to pay both the interest (assuming normal cost-of-money) and the principle? Would this amount be less than the cost of an airplane ride?
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by ananonymoususer 8y ago
Wasn't the construction of this train mandated by a state ballot measure? Can Newsom legally decide this alone? Everyone knew this was coming, but what a colossal waste of money the state does not have... Bankruptcy is coming.
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by ananonymoususer 8y ago
"For the purposes of this discussion I’m going to assume a generic version of sleep() that accepts a parameter representing time in milliseconds. The concepts scale up or down with the scale of the parameter." Nice write-up, but n
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by ananonymoususer 8y ago
Free market economics will decide the future of oil. Unless governments interfere, oil will remain a viable energy source because it is significantly cheaper and more reliable than any of the renewable alternatives.
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by ananonymoususer 8y ago
Some of the cited examples are missing underscores. E.g. " ptr a" should be " ptr_a".
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by ananonymoususer 8y ago
When my mother was dying from pneumonia (after it had destroyed her lungs), she had been on a respirator for several weeks and was only getting worse. She also had been unconscious because she had been "fighting" the machine. Sh
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by ananonymoususer 8y ago
Thank you. I was going to post the same concerns about the result being electrons accelerated much more quickly out the front, thus no net propulsion. I am glad I read the comments first.