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by hammock 2y ago
Can offensive ICBMs turn 90 degrees in air?
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by hammock 2y ago
Why so two-party system?
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by hammock 2y ago
Was with you 100% until the second half of your final sentence. Can you clarify?
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by hammock 2y ago
Just give me the cheapest wine that’s single-origin and not loaded with mega purple
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by hammock 2y ago
Or TSA airport security
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by hammock 2y ago
> NSA: that they exist primarily to secure budget for NSA. Given that, the one thing you absolutely don't want to do is have a system that is breakable only at almost-implausible cost I’m tempted to draw an analogy to the space race
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by hammock 2y ago
Is it a bad thing to strive to be a (effective, key here that may you don’t have in mind) supply of energy for others, rather than a drain? Why?
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by hammock 2y ago
I have wine glasses from Schott Zwiesel that are “Tritan” leadfree crystal (titanium doped) that are supposedly unbreakable as well. Haven’t much tested it
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by hammock 2y ago
How about the other side of this - “Be a 2%er” Don’t drain energy from the people you interact with. Gas them up. Be an active listener. Give more than you take. Contribute meaningfully to a strong relationship. Etc…many ways to possibly in
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by hammock 2y ago
Is this and OP website supposed to be broken on iOS safari? I see no colors
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by hammock 2y ago
Very cool. So they have a map sense, and a compass sense, and we don’t know how either of them work still.
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by hammock 2y ago
Not sure I understand. Aren’t human pupils black also because light goes in and doesn’t come back out?
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by hammock 2y ago
Good idea. If the American voter/taxpayer (by proxy) isn’t willing to pay for it, let’s find ways to find people who are
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by hammock 2y ago
How come nobody seems uses this kind of math when it came to COVID prophylactics? Or did they?
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This is different and the study says it performs better than CA19
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by hammock 2y ago
The wet timing belt reduces fuel consumption by about 1% so you can thank efficiency requirements for that.
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by hammock 2y ago
We already do, so the conspiracy theory goes. In Antarctica
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by hammock 2y ago
>Most other fields of endeavor aren’t compensated based on the black market value of the thing that’s being produced. What you’re saying can be seen as tautological. The reason a gray/black market exists is precisely because the f
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by hammock 2y ago
It is achievable in every car by cracking the window
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by hammock 2y ago
It's Google Nest for your car. OP mentions the Braun work on pots (potentiometers, the common lingo for rotary dials). I suggest they also check out the entire subculture around pots and faders in the music industry, where a lot of tho
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by hammock 2y ago
> It's incredibly far away from doing any significant change in a mature codebase The COBOL crisis at Y2K comes to mind.
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by hammock 2y ago
Couple thoughts - for your reflection - apropos of nothing: 1) On motivations/intergenerational wealth, there is the phenomenon of your father-in-law giving you a job at his big firm (or farm, or however that plays out), which is as co
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by hammock 2y ago
I enjoyed your comment >Interestingly, while I think female exogamy was historically much more common around the world, modern American culture seems to skew toward male exogamy, at least along some dimensions. It's never discussed
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by hammock 2y ago
Interesting thought , tying to chromosomal inheritance. Since one of the chief uses of surnames historically was to track family (financial) inheritance
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by hammock 2y ago
Not without pain. Housing correction would lead to foreclosures. Bumping UBI would lead to mortgage rates rising due to the ensuing inflation
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by hammock 2y ago
Presented as a literal thing, but is really figurative. What I mean is, often you don’t have the data to actually plot/PCA/whatever technique the seasonality, maybe you only have 2 years of data for example. But it dips in October
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by hammock 2y ago
Same here. Can’t count the number of times I’ve had to come in and say “hold on, you built an entire report with conclusions and recommendations but didn’t stop to say hmm this data looks weird and dig into validation?” “We assumed the data
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by hammock 2y ago
Makes perfect sense. Thanks both
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by hammock 2y ago
What is the benefit of H3 over a rectangular grid?
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by hammock 2y ago
What is the benefit of H3 vs a rectangular grid?

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