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I know this is way off-topic but in Calum’s YouTube video about British Intelligence in Gibraltar he mentions a pedal-powered generator which was the primary source of power for the agents working deep inside the bunker. https://
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This post smells of propaganda and queue-anon promulgators. (OP’s post history is quite telling.) Not once did the Wikipedia creator mention (Z)apad or (V)ostok. These vehicles are designated such to mark their order of battle during the pr
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Modern saunas that use infrared bulbs (radiation transfer) to sweat you claim to be better than traditional saunas which use use steam (conduction transfer then convection transfer). I’m still not sure which one gives the most benefit/
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Legacy building. The strongman who longs for Soviet.
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Supplies through a siege a logistical nightmare
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Ask HN: What are your go-to sources for live news coverage of Ukraine
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Thank you. As always, it’s a rare luxury to be able to get meaningful insights from this virtual community.
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“If you want to go fast go alone; if you want to go far go together.”
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“Moscow’s tried-and-tested Georgia strategy now tailored for Ukraine” https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/europe/moscow-s-tried-...
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> member states like Germany would have vetoed [Ukraine’s bid for NATO membership] Why is this often mentioned? What is Germany’s rationale and is this still a certainty? Perhaps these comments were more closely related to Schröder (beca
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Imagine a future where cars will be electric and loud exhausts will be a relic just like poop on the street due to horse-drawn carriages.
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Context: Elon Musk and David Beasley (@WFPChief) had a back-and-forth on Twitter in which Elon challenged to justify how his billions can solve world hunger. This was the response from Beasley on where it will be allocated and it looks like
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Elon Musk donates to charity after this itemized response to where it will go
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David Beasley (@WFPChief) responded to Elon Musk with this plan [1] and it looks like Elon was amenable to it, since we’re now discovering that indeed Elon Musk followed through with the ~$6B donation. [1] https://www.wfp.org
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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327191420_An_Invest...
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It’s not faked. Even Tesla tried it but compromised on one gear to get to market earlier. R&D would have set them back because motors were breaking gears back then, and didn’t want to spend any more engineering and research resources. T
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As the saying goes, work to live vs live to work
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I don’t agree with that. In my boot camp experience the fear from peers imposing physical or mental hurt was barely a factor for many of us. It was a matter of personal pride that made you want to spit shine boots and iron dress greens. We’
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A few years ago, before Covid era (BC :), I did a tour of medieval castles in Europe and one observation that stuck in my memory was that the beds used by the royalty were constructed with an inclined position. I’m really curious how preval
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What is the ideal sleeping position to maximize brain wash? Is it back, side, slightly inclined? Fluids theory would surely dictate how we can better align our body to encourage this. Intuition says our neck torsion must be instrumental to
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In the construction industry, there are construction managers and individual skilled workers but behind it are the architects. There’s hardly a mention of the solutions architect role in tech work discussions. They are neither manager nor I
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An IC is a role without positional authority but the company will indoctrinate you with “lead by influence” internal training courses and tell you that you can effect change purely by your charm and will question why you can’t get that pers
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@david this looks great. On the mapping viz features, I quickly glanced and saw squares for thematic and choropleth designs. Hexagons are well-suited for this and can convey a denser amount of information: https://www.esri.com&#x
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That tracking device looks to be about 50% as large as the hare’s head. How are these designs governed and moreover what are the ethical standards?
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Ok this got a genuine chuckle
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Ask HN: Show your method for shaping this data in “Poll: Where do you live?”
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Trader Joe’s is a favorite study in trying to explain how it manages to thrive with just a small number of SKUs (~4000) relative to typical grocery stores that carry 50,000 SKUs. Perhaps this might shed light on their warehousing strategy.
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A downed power line is minor compared to Hurricane Sandy or the Great Texas Freeze. Who demonstrated resiliency during that time? The ones with Powerwalls and microgrids powered by gas/alternate storage systems kept the lights on in ma
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Yes you’re right regarding the True Sound customization using the mic. My difficulty is the Sonos app keeps dropping connection because my router is set DHCP and the app expects the same static IP address as the day before but I have dynam
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The ultimate answer to this is to go self-powered. The sun will never raise its rates, and PV panels+batteries are getting cheaper. Utilities are not admitting that independent power generators contribute to creating a more resilient grid
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