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f1shy
2y ago
Hopefully the radiation does not clear the memory…
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f1shy
2y ago
If the motor was just shutdown, it should still make power off windmilling. If they discharged the extinguishers, then there is no more power. In any case, that should be recorded.
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f1shy
2y ago
And that happens not only with developers, but in any profession, which gives me shivers when I go to the doctor!
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f1shy
2y ago
I would just change the percentages, but is about as true as it gets.
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f1shy
2y ago
The problem is old, new planes don’t have that problem. The the technology is antiquated because the planes are antiquated, because they are (or were) built with good quality and lasted long. Appart from that, how much could it cost? Well,
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Edward A. Murphy Jr
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
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f1shy
2y ago
And the obese or overweight people who make 150+ minutes of aerobics, maybe also change some other things also, like change diet.
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f1shy
2y ago
Good point
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f1shy
2y ago
My personal opinion: they are full of it.
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f1shy
2y ago
I have seen (anecdotally) lots of people trying to lose weight by sports. Had never ever worked if not done in parallel with better eating. I would like to know how it was verified that people doing exercise were not using the opportunity t
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f1shy
2y ago
I was searching for such a reply, because I knew the title can be misleading. My experience was exactly the same, just diet. Absolutely no change in sports (which was btw absolutely ZERO) with great and persistent results, also with the ben
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f1shy
2y ago
We used to have special user for such tasks, with long names and password that should make clear what you want to do. For example shutdown/youwillshutdownproductionXXXXXXX (with Xs being a “real” password) because the random part of th
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2y ago
Oh. Dismiss my message:)
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f1shy
2y ago
Doing scales, chords and arpeggios can get you far enough, that people who do both know enough think you are a virtuoso. You can make a piano sound great (at least for no experts). But at the end practice is all cannot emphasize enough. Tak
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f1shy
2y ago
For those so inclined, that want to play with synth in some more programmatic way, there is a lisp dialect ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_(programming_language) ) for it.
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f1shy
2y ago
Hears very very similar to my experience, but still not in the 60's :) There was a commercial on TV, it was in a barber shop. One guy talking to the barber: "When I was 20 I thought I knew everything, then I got married. At age 30
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f1shy
2y ago
No question. Until VERY recently (in terms of evolution anyway).
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f1shy
2y ago
Well still different, as I could never possibly drink 300ml of honey, without choking or something worse. On the other hand, grape juice, while not 100% natural, I’m not sure how it fares against cola (just considering sugar, not the rest o
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f1shy
2y ago
I drink coke in very small dose, mixed with Fernet branca. And I know positively, that if somebody upvotes this, is coming from a very specific country, where I’ve been, where it is very popular :) I do not think is so bad, as I drink it a
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The 'Enron Egg,' an At-Home Nuclear Reactor That's Fake
(forbes.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
I think you are overestimating how much an average person can change itself. I’ve seen therapy helping to surmount some hurdles, but completely changing a person, in a positive way, rarely. Again keyword: average.
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f1shy
2y ago
> there is currently an oversupply of assholes. I say always that, and also of stupids, and the 2 are extremely difficult to tell apart.
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2y ago
> Either moral systems are complete, or they are inconsistent. That is interesting. I will be meditating if I can fully subscribe… maybe, but still not sure. What I can say, is that when I was 20 I thought I could clearly say what was ri
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2y ago
Those are 2 sentences. Lately I’ve seen lots of people doing such snarky comments, without reading carefully, or just writing things that are absolutely illogical… what is going on?!
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f1shy
2y ago
To add to this discussion is useful the video or eevlog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq1DMWtjL2U where Dave discusses the "Jelly bean" op amps
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2y ago
There must be something, as I grew in a house with lead pipes, and while I will not disclose my IQ or that of my siblings, they are high. Or maybe we were lucky? Of course only anecdotical data.
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f1shy
2y ago
Or even measurable reliably? What is the typical error bar for an IQ test? Also is only kind of estimation based on what is known today about lead...
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f1shy
2y ago
One could also ask: Why eating potatoes at all... you can have a heathy diet without potatoes. I think the answer is: because people like fried potatoes?
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2y ago
While I do that from time to time, and even sometimes tastes "better" is definitively another taste, and much less convenient, which the time to peel and cut, you are look at 1Hs of work, vs. 10 to 20 min.
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Texas officials warn of "maneater" screwworm that burrows into humans and animal
(cbsnews.com)
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2y ago
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