commiefornian

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by commiefornian 5y ago
If there is selective pressure to increase resistance, resistance increases over time. If there is not selective pressure to increase resistance... nothing. There is no pressure to change anything relating to resistance. It could increase.
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by commiefornian 5y ago
This might depend on the field. But for the most part, you want to interview as soon as they can and if they have multiple rounds (phone, meet a manager, meet the team) you want to do them as quickly as reasonably possible. They have a pos
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by commiefornian 5y ago
Doubling the header size by switching from ipv4 to ipv6 would be significant for systems that nearly always run at 1200 baud half-duplex or slower and have significant packet loss. If any of your pings actually routed over the RF link from
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by commiefornian 5y ago
They skipped over a few steps of ICS. ICS starts with a single person playing all roles. It prescribes a way to scale up and down the team in ways that streamlines the communication so everyone knows their role, nothing gets lost when peop
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by commiefornian 5y ago
There's a couple layers of economics involved here. There's supply/demand for employees/jobs. Fewer employees and more jobs mean higher wages. But there's also ROI. If you can sell a year of an engineer's w
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by commiefornian 6y ago
The math is correct but the calorie count per pound potato is way off. It is 350 kcal not 350 cal.
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by commiefornian 6y ago
Search for the video "Test Patterns". There's several different resolutions and framerates some with HDR too. That should help you figure out what you're getting.