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1. 91.▲
   by calfuris 3y ago

   That reads as a normative "should" to me. It doesn't preserve digits, but it ought to.
2. 92.▲
   by calfuris 3y ago

   I'm not certain that that's what is happening, but I strongly suspect it. It is if nothing else a useful mental model: switching my strategy from selecting every square that contains foo to selecting every square that I think t
3. 93.▲
   by calfuris 3y ago

   The journal article is open access and available through the DOI link. Short version, as I understand it (take with more than a grain of salt): the mechanical process does not degrade the C-F bonds at all, but when you grind quartz that is
4. 94.▲
   by calfuris 3y ago

   That's a problem associated with a particular cooling system design, so it's more of a thermal power problem than a nuclear power problem.
5. 95.▲
   by calfuris 3y ago

   Security against unauthorized use and data lifespan are separate concerns. They're not fully orthogonal—security tends to make things more brittle—but you can apply whatever form of security you like and then store the secured data in