crash78

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   by crash78 12y ago

   What technique would they have used to measure the temperatures?
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   by crash78 13y ago

   Interestingly, I think most such "small lies" would have affected nobody but me (and would only have affected me by adding to my stress). e.g. Saying something's complete when in fact it's 95% complete, and will be comp
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   by crash78 13y ago

   Wow - I read the article this morning, shortly before I had to present to managers on the current status of a project. Thought I'd try putting it into practice. The results: (a) I'm quite shocked at the number of (to be fair, very
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   The future of floating cities(theguardian.com)

   2 points by crash78 13y ago|0 comments
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   by crash78 13y ago

   Both The New Testament & The Koran (Qur'an) are listed.
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   Journal goes after authors posting papers on personal websites(economist.com)

   1 points by crash78 13y ago|0 comments
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   by crash78 13y ago

   Agreed - many of the comments (naturally, given the location) focus on the tech part of the pie. From experience in both science and technology industries, I'd say there's definitely some difference between the two in terms of sta
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   by crash78 13y ago

   At the end of the article the author describes how (assuming his previous arguments are true) Japan's leaders would still have publicly cited the bomb as a strong reason for their surrender as it "served to deflect blame" from themselves.