choonway

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by choonway 7y ago
question: are there enough mango leaves in India to extract the rust inhibiting compounds?
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by choonway 7y ago
When I read this, I think back at the chaos in Hong Kong right now. I wonder what's going to happen in the weekend?
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by choonway 7y ago
wait till you try to search him on google, and find out that he's is one of salesforce's first few employees...
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by choonway 7y ago
Wrong fit. You should always recognize who is your paymaster. She would be better off as an independent activist, a face for other disgruntled employees who have to remain anonymous because they have responsibilities to family etc.
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by choonway 7y ago
Galilean cannon?
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by choonway 7y ago
they couldn't manufacture ballpoint pens _cost-effectively_ until 2017 ftfy.
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by choonway 7y ago
Lockheed Martin?
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by choonway 7y ago
missing the " if you can. haha" from the headline.
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by choonway 7y ago
You can add Boeing and Seattle to that list.
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by choonway 7y ago
well, if you’re talking about 30 years ago, it was probably a different world then. It probably was less of a certification than entry into a guaranteed job. today, the only analog to such a selection criteria in Singapore would be combat p
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by choonway 7y ago
Such professors... have another reason for failing half the class... They have to fail a number of students so that his class size maintains the numbers to avoid unwanted attention from the administration. If let's say the normal class
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by choonway 7y ago
Yes. Along 'chopping' - or reservation of seats using tissue paper, not returning utensils after eating in a hawker center. You die your problem. You suffer I sleep well tonight. Just google ugly Singaporean. Yes those ugly habits
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by choonway 7y ago
from a lecturer's perspective - It's not a problem if students pass - it's a problem if everybody gets an 'A' and there was no way to differentiate the cohort. It's a problem if too many fail - you have people
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by choonway 7y ago
why I say it is a cultural issue, is because when there are minority PRC origin students in majority Singaporean classes the PRCs tend to adapt and not try funny tricks. They longer they assimilate, the less they try. For Singaporeans it&#x
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by choonway 7y ago
Is cheating/stealing something you want to perpetuate (cuz revenge or something), or something you want to call out?
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by choonway 7y ago
And I always feel my creative juices flowing when I'm in my bathrobes. Maybe it has to do with impending shower thoughts.
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by choonway 8y ago
try teaching. then you would be amazed at the tiny proportion of students able to do that on their own.
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by choonway 8y ago
The green revolution eliminated a lot of farming jobs. It is a step forward in the right direction. If I wanted a burger, wouldn't it be more humane to have an automated system that takes in raw material and synthesizes it on demand in
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by choonway 8y ago
The limiting factor of automation is still, the amount of human labor you still need. Can it be reduced to zero? Why do you even need the farmers if that's the case?
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by choonway 8y ago
That's because everything can be approximated with maths. Even with shoewhat random events you can tame it with statistics.
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by choonway 8y ago
We can just as easily build a drone that senses CO2, humans sweat odour and heat, that kills humans.
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by choonway 8y ago
These sort of low level competitions aren't there to spur innovation - it's just to kindle some interest with kids or the general public. Once you realise that, just smile and move on and let them play fast and loose with words. I
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by choonway 8y ago
You're just being difficult with the judges, it's a small event, they don't have enough money to hire big lawyers to come up with a 1 ton rulebook that would cover every eventuality. Keep in the spirit of the competition and
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by choonway 8y ago
my model on thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3492946 I wanted to publish it earlier but had to wait a day before I could publish it
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by choonway 8y ago
ebay listing of the original part with closeup pictures. :) https://www.ebay.de/itm/1x-Spezial-Werkzeug-VW-Hebel-fuer-Di...
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by choonway 8y ago
The original 2D drawings are in first angle projection (inferred). The drawings in your links are third angle (also inferred). This will affect the placement of the section view, but will not change how the section view looks like. i.e. in
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by choonway 8y ago
The chamfer in the detail is wrong in your model. Section A-A is what you would see if you sliced the part along the dotted line and see it from the direction indicated by the arrows. If you cut your part along A-A you would see a rectangle
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by choonway 8y ago
What a piece of reverse psychology/propaganda. The agenda of the so called "Davos Elite" is to maintain the status quo. Because that is all they know what to control. Automation and AI and the future unknown unknowns scares t
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by choonway 8y ago
maybe this has something to do with abandoning carbon fibre / heat resistant tiles with stainless steel?
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by choonway 8y ago
Methodologies are just like Martial Arts Types - you have so many varieties to choose from Boxing, TKD, Judo, Muay Thai But in a real fight, you hit with whatever you can grab onto :)

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