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bunabhucan
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What I heard from an accountant is professional athletes income is the only thing worth pusuing on this front: the taxes are high, the work being taxed (games) are televised so there's no denying the location etc. Jane IT, working at r
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Something that might not be obvious: the shape of feeders can change based on switching operations. New PV on the big expensive house next to open space can create problems (you now have a generator right at the end of the grid) and new EVs
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Your assumption is that the outage is about the houses that are dark and not some line of silent poles/towers stretching beyond where the people are. The N Boulder outage was probably for rural lines N of Boulder rather than any neighb
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We had a fire near Boulder CO that destroyed 1000 homes and had a few fatalities. If there are 100mph winds and dry conditions then it just takes one spark to create an unstoppable fire. The local utility closed down some (but not all) line
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I bumped into their manager AGM (well, quarter of it, they did 4 separate ones consecutively) in Kansas City one year. My employer had booked the hotel months previously. I think I was the only non walmart person. They had four lines at che
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It takes 2.5 hours to fill. What are you supposed to do during that time, watch a movie on your phone? Maybe there's a pro version with roku / disney+ / netflix etc. integration.
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The actual report with animated video and english subtitles: https://www.nsia.no/Road/Published-reports/2024-03 I translated some of the norweigan paragraps that include "estetik" but I can't figure
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Paid by the irish government to learn fortran 77 to upgrade a mainframe era storm drain program so that it could "compete" with the simplest demo that came with a COTS windows solution - because they couldn't sole source some
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It's worse than that. Instead of "nobody" it was conservative slow moving vendor locked clients that could convince you to keep selling at those prices ("look at the margins!") instead of focusing on alternatives. I
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If you presume the return pipe is much smaller, placing it inside the inlet pipe makes a counter flow heat exhanger. https://learnmech.com/types-of-heat-exchanger/
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Since the type of financial situation and financier Lewis writes about typically is amoral but also is sure that they are correct and proper, Lewis' continued access to future SBFs requires that he offload judgement to the reader. It&#
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US prison currency is mack: https://cointelegraph.com/news/sam-bankman-fried-mackerel-fi...
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The existing option is semi trucks traveling in daylight with additional vehicles supervising and special self steering trailers, local PD stopping traffic if necessary, new roads being built or existing ones improved.
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If "BigCorp" buys "CoolIdea" for their nifty piece of software "SecretSauce" they do not want to find out later that "BigCorp"/"CoolIdea" is required to publish source code for "Se
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>500lbs of explosives in it might be cool And at $200k a pop it's practically disposable!
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>HD 110067 (TIC 347332255) is a bright K0-type star with a mass about 80% that of the Sun, located at 12h39m21fs50, 20°01'40farcs0 (J2000). Breakthrough Listen (BL) is observing additional targets selected from the Exoplanet Follow-
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>only get them directly from your kids if the kids are willing to support you Society would rather take their chances with Gen Y and Millenials than open that pandoras box.
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Targeted Intel OneAPI DPC++ Compiler Optimization Rules Out 2k+ Spec Submissions
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SPEC has effectively invalidated more than two thousand SPEC CPU 2017 benchmark submissions after it was discovered the Intel oneAPI DPC++ compiler was effectively "cheating" per their standards with a targeted optimization.
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Seeing a bike and inferring the vector of a bike are very different. A kid or tweaker on a bike needs more frequent updates than someone commuting or training.
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>Future GraviStores will store more than 20MWh https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/ABB-LTD-9365000/n...
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>The decommissioning of mine shafts is a costly and time-consuming process for mining companies. I wonder if that is part of the impetus - make cleanup/decommissioning happen in distant future dollars helps the balance sheet today.
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https://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/Pictures_of_Julia_and_Mandel... There's a whole world of this as well as iterating different functions.
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If you want to try to find "beauty" or "ingenuity" in these behemoths, look at "all the processes that company has" and imagine trying to consistently pull off some of some of the bigger projects they do witho
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There was an abusive manager (cursing, shouting, making subordinates cry) at a 200+k employee client I worked at. Subordinates told HR. I assumed they would fire him but they transferred him. I asked my manager because that seemed bonkers t
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I'm with you on the sunken ones in deep water. The "smeared along a beach or headland" ones are more worrying. What if the storm gets the reactor above the water line? What if a houthi anti ship missile wrecks/ignites th
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We lose ~31 cargo ships per year, has "nuclear reactor shipwreck cleanup" been factored into the insurance costs to operate these in industrial ports? https://www.statista.com/statistics/236250/looses-of-
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It's tempting for drivers to drive towards an intersection looking left - the direction their threat will come from - and keep speed to turn right on red if no traffic is coming. What they wont be looking for is the cyclist or pedestri
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All the slio locations are public information and have wikipedia pages. If you know the location you are interested in you can probably find it with some sleuthing or googling "decomissioned nuclear silo [state]". e.g. here are th
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>the home theater experience is one of the only things that VR indisputably You can't watch unless you are alone, the surround sound is reduced to stereo and the resolution is sub-4k once the rendering is done. Home theater VR is in
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