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It seems to me this technology could be used immediately, before any scaling up, by placing mobile units at farms to produce ammoniated water, any concentration of which would lessen dependence on fossil fuel-manufactured ammonia. The only
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4y ago
In Tennessee you can apply for unemployment if your employer suddenly reduces your work hours significantly. You don't have to wait until you lose your job completely.
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4y ago
Tcl is markdown for programming logic.
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4y ago
This hypothesis is promoted by people whose religion bases its legitimacy entirely on the claim that the written stories and instructions of its founders are unquestionably true and valid, and have been passed flawlessly and unerringly from
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4y ago
He did a lot of plowing.
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Tcl also has a simple but effective package management architecture, that required specification of package versions from the start, so no version hell. Later, a fully functional multiplatform binary package server/client was developed
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Twain lost large amounts of money several times, on bad business investments and doomed inventions. He ran through his wife's considerable inheritance as well as his royalties, and had to keep writing books to make up his losses. His
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4y ago
Tk debuted in 1993, so I presume Tcl's event loop features were in place by then. IMO Tcl would have been a vastly preferable choice for a browser scripting language. Text is its native data type, and would have minimized impedance mis
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Tcl already has built-in event loop and async programming features.
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C/Invoke, TinyCC and Tcl
(wiki.tcl-lang.org)
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I've been been experimenting with recursive queries in SQLite, and they seem rather unreasonably performant. I've tried comparing the performance of some of the given examples with imperative code that duplicates the recursion and
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Tcl is good for both CRUD and REST; for example, the sqlite.org web site uses a pure Tcl web server, through which you can access sqlite's SCM app which is backed by a SQLite database.
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Playtkl, testing Tk apps and playing macros
(wiki.tcl-lang.org)
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Touché!
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OP doesn't specify the case cited, so we have to take their word for details, but from the description it appears that everything was done as normal and as specified in the Constitution. OP doesn't say if prosecutors established p
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The reddish, glittery mud the Inca used for perfecting their stone masonry(2017) [pdf]
(openaccessjournals.siftdesk.org)
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Cpplib: A macro library for C preprocessor metaprogramming
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I have a problem with this and similar carbon capture solutions in that I have trouble imagining that the solution to reducing atmospheric carbon is to build from scratch a whole new parallel industrial infrastructure side-by-side with the
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Tedious, condescending and tendentious. I'm not a defender or booster of Hancock's ideas, but they deserve better quality responses than he's gotten. > are we to believe that after centuries of flourishing every last tool
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The Japanese House: A Tradition for Contemporary Architecture by Heinrich Engel https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/424932
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The Simplest SQLite Common Table Expression Tutorial (2015)
(blog.expensify.com)
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Before the election Lake et al. brought a lawsuit to bar use of voting machines. Suit was thrown out because judge ruled they offered only conjecture and speculation, no evidence, and lawyers were sanctioned for lying to the judge.
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> You’re kind of making my point As I said in the first sentence of my post, it's hard to discern your position exactly, so I'm not surprised. > none of this was litigated in a jury trial To get a jury trial, you have to sta
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Arizona state law requires that challenges to existing election procedures must be brought before the election. From the appellate decision: "at best, Lake’s signature-verification claim attacked Maricopa County’s process for verifying
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> Quite literally the appellate court cited that they should have brought the claims earlier. From the appellate decision: "The superior court dismissed eight of the ten counts for failure to state a claim, for undue delay, as dupli
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It's hard to discern just what side of the issue you're on. In any case, if your beef is with decisions of the courts, the linked article is not about that but the investigations of the staff of a Republican attorney general. That
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It's not the authors who are being hurt (not directly). A publication that promotes visions of futuristic technology as entertainment is now being DDOS'd by a futuristic technology.
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Hempcrete. Large scale hempcrete use will require large scale hemp cultivation, and large scale agriculture requires large scale application of nitrogen fertilizers. Which requires large scale industrial manufacture of ammonia from fossil
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The new design for an oil-free airtight sealing system could prove just as significant as the overall concept. It could make a lot of new technology and design ideas beyond power generation feasible.
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OGDF, the Open Graph Drawing Framework
(ogdf.uos.de)
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