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Raytracing on a Graphing Calculator (Again)(youtube.com)
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by blamazon 5y ago
If you work with web applications repetitively in your work, a browser scripting platform like Selenium can be super powerful and Selenium is easy to work with in Python.
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https://archive.ph/SBHpF
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A common metric already used in industrial automation liability examination is Safety Integrity Level. [1] This is a probabilistic measure of how likely a failure is. [1] https://blog.msasafety.com/what-safety-integrity-leve
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by blamazon 5y ago
The skill displayed with the "eyes closed while the arc is hot" welding technique is both impressive and concerning.
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Mmm, wasn't aware of the timeline. My presumption was that the grow operation was only a problem because it was too close to a school, which is generally verboten even in legal states. My presumption being they reallocated the equipmen
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by blamazon 5y ago
I found this amusing: >"Thompson pays a hefty sum for her junk food and returns to school. She shows off an indoor hydroponic garden she started so the kids would appreciate fruits and vegetables more. The school acquired the equipm
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Correspondingly Peachtree City is a fabulous place to cycle.
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They're alluding to a lack of grand strategy. Edit: Enjoy your coffee!
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Hey dang, I see that this guideline is not currently duplicated on the submit page. Is there a reason for that? It seems like it would be useful as a reminder to submitters.
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Related cool table: https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/what-is-the-embodied-energy-... Various industrial metals are recycled all the time at scrapyards across the world. For example, school buses in USA are commonly reprocess
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It went exactly as planned for MTA. They got rid of their problem dirt cheap!
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Halley Research Station(en.wikipedia.org)
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This gave me a chuckle: > “Koozies, best known for keeping your beer warm.”
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Abscam(en.wikipedia.org)
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HAHAHA. I feel so stupid. Thanks for pointing this out! Apt username.
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My layman’s interpretation is that creativity thrives under constraint. The Office and Parks and Rec struck creative gold under strict network constraints. Easy to produce, affordable ensemble cast, relatable content. Then, as they found th
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This era was far before my time, but reminds me of a beloved computer game from my childhood, Lego Racers: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lego_Racers_(video_game) You could build your own car brick by brick and then r
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by blamazon 5y ago
Amusing how they (minimally) protected the identity of the individual standing on a roller chair in the main illustration.
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Search “Kronos” on reddit to find testimonials of end-users affected by this. It’s a broad set of large hourly employers. https://old.reddit.com/search?q=Kronos
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by blamazon 5y ago
I truly do not understand the stock price. People who know more about the market than me: What are the reasons not to short this?
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> What is this, open crates or sacks of packages, in traincars locked with a small padlock? Yes, pretty much. Although in many cases it’s not even a padlock, just a tamper-evident seal device with a serial number matching the paperwork f
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In USA, railroad police have jurisdiction in this scenario. Uniquely, in USA, railroad police are employed by the railroad. As evidenced by current BNSF strike, USA railroads presently have a tough relationship with their labor force. For a
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The trains are forced to stop at this accessible location sometimes, just outside the rail yard. They don’t stop for long, so the strategy is to hop on, cut a container open, and throw as much stuff to the ground as you can before the train
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Unironically, one aspect I appreciate about this community is how there isn’t really an average HN user. The diversity of experiences and knowledge produces a comments section unlike anywhere else that I’ve seen on the web. I am honored to
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>Naples office >”Readers began to deliver pizzas to our office as a gesture of gratitude for what we had done.” I bet those were good pizzas!
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E-bikes and other electric personal conveyances disrupt various arguments you raised.
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E-bikes help with this. No need to be sweaty if an electric motor is doing most of the work.
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If you live in a region where bike infrastructure is underfunded, and car infrastructure is overfunded, it’s probable that’s because cycling is viewed as a recreational activity in your area and thus undeserving of tax dollars compared to ‘
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I guess putting resources towards this wasn’t a priority when the same leader instead erected a literal golden monument to himself in 2015. [1] Wonder what has changed since then. [1] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/

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