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871.
by ip26 4y ago
Would you be? If the economy doesn't produce enough food, what food there is just goes up in price. You can say "buy from the global market" but that requires having money , a tall order for a country with a weak economy.
872.
by ip26 4y ago
It’s not really that odd. Your body releases dopamine in response to cold-shock or exercise, presumably to help you perform under moderate stress.
873.
by ip26 4y ago
As a college student with no idea what I was doing, I tried to stir-fry everything at maximum heat and would quickly burn food to a regular pan. After I learned to be a halfway competent cook, I discovered most cooking methods don't st
874.
by ip26 4y ago
They have started designing their garments and sleeping bags to be more easily repairable. Especially around the zipper. It isn’t perfect but they seem to take it more seriously than any other company on the planet.
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by ip26 4y ago
He suggests through practice. You start with something small but easy that you don't want to do, and make a habit of doing it anyway. His favorite small first step seems to be getting up early.
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by ip26 4y ago
I'm no pro but have found 2 buck chuck is pretty obvious. If only because it makes me feel ill. Was the test perhaps using midgrade rather than rotgut?
877.
by ip26 4y ago
Turbidity is another good strategy with necessary water.
878.
by ip26 4y ago
ASML took all the risk in developing EUV alone- everyone else thought it basically couldn’t be done- and now they hold the key patents.
879.
by ip26 4y ago
It won’t be by the time the fab is up and running. Of course, I find that easy to forgive- when booting up a completely new locale, start with what you know.
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by ip26 4y ago
Ironically, to me their best play is to board the renewable train as a base load alternative to storage, which is not yet mature.
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by ip26 4y ago
They are so big and complex they have paradoxically lost advantages of scale. Allegedly, if you build two of the same nuke, it’s actually more expensive to build the second one because you have to do a whole bunch of change orders to adapt
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by ip26 4y ago
It's a chicken-and-egg problem. As a toy example, to become a world-class athlete in some sport tends to require you start around kindergarten. Naturally then, you cannot wait until you are twenty-five to become wise & discover you
883.
by ip26 4y ago
More broadly I point to the disappearing stay at home parent. It turns out young kids need to be in bed between 7:30-8:00 for enough sleep. Good luck cooking from scratch when neither parent is home before 6:00. (Ask me how I know)
884.
by ip26 4y ago
With a dry dock, paint, and enough labor that doesn’t have to be a huge problem. Just look at Navy salvage operations returning sunken ships to service.
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by ip26 4y ago
We glorify grit and celebrate toughness. My view is consequently people now try to tough their way through something they are simply not trained for, up to & beyond self-destruction. They have come to think grit is the key, when in real
886.
by ip26 4y ago
Briefed the users? You mean the second graders it played against?
887.
by ip26 4y ago
Yikes, I had been working with “espresso = 65mg” but now I discover that’s a single, and I drink double. Thanks for the wake up. (Not sure I even know what a single basket looks like)
888.
by ip26 4y ago
I’d be inclined to think controls, audits, and reviews prevent most of the casual fraud, even if some fraud still happens. Sort of like door locks. They don’t eliminate all theft. But they greatly reduce casual theft.
889.
by ip26 4y ago
A large purchase- but perhaps just small enough you can agree with yourself to let go of worry. Perpetual anxiety about theft is no way to live.
890.
by ip26 4y ago
There’s more to it, elderly who can’t drive wind up stranded & isolated which is a problem in itself. If we look the other way when they slowly become unfit to drive, we aren’t forced to solve those other problems.
891.
by ip26 4y ago
The structure & scaffolding can also liberate you to focus on getting really good at the things you care about.
892.
by ip26 4y ago
May also depend on the efficacy of the throttle. A crude throttle that cuts TDP 20% but cuts performance 50% is a bad user experience. It could be interesting in the future to talk about platform-constrained performance. In other words, tak
893.
by ip26 4y ago
How does that help? Adding a SERDES in the middle rarely decreases total power.
894.
by ip26 4y ago
I don't think you do. How can you possibly build strong relationships if you're here today, gone tomorrow?
895.
by ip26 4y ago
On the other hand, we know from other research that physical activity, social engagement, low alcohol consumption, and the Mediterranean diet are all healthy. Can it be just coincidence all 7 blue zones exhibit these things?
896.
by ip26 4y ago
A failing exterior or flange doesn't usually kill you in your sleep.
897.
by ip26 4y ago
Partly puzzle-based games like Zelda have lost a lot of the magic for me, as they became more obvious and started to feel more like turning the crank instead of creativity & discovery.
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by ip26 4y ago
Let’s say you have land but don’t have any planting stock or enough money to buy it. So, you borrow some from a guy who has extra, promising to give him twice as much back next year. You grow food, and collect enough planting stock to pay b
899.
by ip26 4y ago
That’s when it goes bad, but borrowing against the future to kickstart today is also the principal behind innumerable success stories.
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by ip26 4y ago
The points are caused by the support arms of the secondary mirror.

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