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by beezle 4y ago
man that would make me totally claustrophobic trapped in the car
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by beezle 4y ago
An exchange facilitates trades between two parties and should not hold client assets at all, not even custodial basis. A clearing house settles trades between two counter parts often acting as counterpart to both sides of the trade for a no
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by beezle 4y ago
Basically you are saying capital investments improve enrollment (though not necessarily the education given). You can have capital investments/improvements (buildings, labs, gyms) without ever increasing administrative non-capital cos
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by beezle 4y ago
I own a stove top kettle. Only used for hot chocolate or aeropress coffee (but I usually use drip maker)
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by beezle 4y ago
My terminal under FreeBSD is setup to be amber, though I basically guessed at the color code.
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by beezle 4y ago
Lol I was just thinking the same thing. Why do I think this is going to end badly?
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by beezle 4y ago
Not 100% sure but think that link only provides the original carrier, not necessarily the current.
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by beezle 4y ago
Outside the vanity group, the only people likely to pay for this are the people who have somebody else paying for it - a corporate or government employer - or who can write it off personally as a cost of business. While nice to think that e
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by beezle 4y ago
In the summary section they talk briefly about this: "It is reasonable to expect that the relationship we observe would differ in younger individuals who have not experienced the chronic effects of alcohol on the brain. An additional l
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by beezle 4y ago
You won't see one. All their past postings appear to be iPhone/pad camera reviews and they make two apps for the same. As a result, I am a little queasy about their objectivity too.
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Ruth Marie Terry of Tenn IDd as Lady of the Dunes: New Info in 1974 MA Cold Case(capecodtimes.com)
2 points by beezle 4y ago|0 comments
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by beezle 4y ago
So everyone who is canned will get a severance package? Not sure where this expectation comes from. Does everyone get an employment contract with a golden parachute these days? If the layoffs are large all he need do is give 60 days notice
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by beezle 4y ago
My father started at Univac just after the Korean War. He never did a lot of coding, instead he was a "systems man". He went from the room size mainframe systems with huge dedicated tape and disk machines to time sharing to buyi
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by beezle 4y ago
I have some core memory - one batch in a small container, the other is wired and mounted inside a picture frame and hangs on the wall. Neat stuff
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by beezle 4y ago
A long winded reply - S-Matrix was the beginning of fifty years of string and SUSY leading no where beyond some interesting maths (imho). I call it an industry because of the number of people involved and the self-preservation need to keep
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by beezle 4y ago
It might be more accurate to say "there has been a place for the industry of mathematical abstractions (strings and such)" since the very late 1960s/early 1970s S-Matrix theory. I think the various funding agencies around t
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by beezle 4y ago
And yet plans do continue for FCC as well as ILC/NLC, though of the two the latter seem to be the better "investment". As to SUSY, while it is good if young post docs are avoiding it, that does not mean it has gone away (not
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by beezle 4y ago
I would argue there are also advances at the various light sources as well has facilities like CBAF/RHIC
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by beezle 4y ago
That is because her audience is not expected to be physics or math grads and is best viewed as interested laypeople who may have some very basic background in math/science. Contrast to a blog like Tomasso's which is targeted at th
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by beezle 4y ago
It would be interesting to do the same on a site like Zero Hedge where the posts/comments run nearly 100% pro Russia/Putin. On a lark I've looked at the limited available posting history of a few users and lets just say they
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by beezle 4y ago
The ads were important yes, very much so. But the content was as well, even in the CS they had a few decent regular columns and features as well. I'd say people bought Byte at least as much for the content, CS more so the ads. But I
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by beezle 4y ago
I use millionshort.com for searches that I know will be useless on Google or similar. It lets you remove "top" sites and also e-commerce to the extent it is able to identify them. Though it generally works OK, sometimes it has g
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by beezle 4y ago
If the user has run of the mill hardware, that only is true in the sense that FreeBSD does not offer to install a desktop environment at time of initial install/setup. Nothing precludes you from installing Gnome, KDE, or any of the ma
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AMD Establishes New CPU Design Center in NY(tomshardware.com)
1 points by beezle 4y ago|0 comments
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by beezle 4y ago
I have a very niche book that is primarily sold through Amazon. A pet peeve is always third parties offering "new" copies of the book when I know the only way to get a legit brand spanking new copy, previously unshipped, is via m
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by beezle 4y ago
Let's not get too excited here folks. Parity amounts to a Usd/Dem rate of about 1.95 and change. The late 80s and most of the 90s were spent with a Usd/Dem rate of roughly 1.70 +/- 25 big figs and another 10 outside o
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by beezle 4y ago
They'll be blinded if they point it at the north east corridor. Just one example but NY/NJ/CT are sure to be just as bad https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2021/10/2...
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by beezle 4y ago
I don't think so. Apparently, by my understanding, the issue in this decisions was not regulation of a particular coal plant's emmissions but of pushing utilities to add green capacity to offset GHG emmissions.
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by beezle 4y ago
It seems that just having a headline that asks a question is not good enough any more, at least on HN, as most "readers" appear to assume the headline is a tacit endorsement of the subject of the question.
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by beezle 4y ago
I've had a 7T since they came out. I've never had it crash or do anything super odd. The one OS complaint I've had since day one is the auto-dimming being way too agressive and never "learning" what I want. Annoyi

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