kjuhygtfrde

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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
It's quite common for the trades to take place in an off-shore location. The dealers in NY aren't actually buying or selling shares - they are only making recommendations to brokers in an offshore office. The fact that those recommendations
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
Another way of stating it is that heat flows from hot->cold. You can't concentrate the light/heat from a blackbody source to more than the temperature of the source. So you can't focus sunlight to more than 6000k however many mirrors yo
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
On HN we obey the 2nd law of thermodynamics
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
Do you want to fight it? Do your customers, shareholders, managers, investors want you to fight it? Or would you agree to buy MSFT's product if it included a promise not to sue you?
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
Sure, my office and showrooms are in New York, my factory is in Texas but my company is a brass plaque in Grand Cayman - so I'm not paying any taxes!
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
Presumably this was beaten into the comptrollers office with a cluebat over the sound of uhaul trucks emptying all the data centers that had been built in Texas
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
I wasted most of the early 90s doing that. We need 64 transputers to run this in real time, 1 year of PCB layout later = hey we can do this in 16 transputers and a Sparc. Cue another year of redesign - now it would only take 4 transputers a
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
I have a patent on using gronkuiotis in a sentence - you're being sued for a squllion $$$. Of course if you have used "e-gronkuiotis cloud 2.0" we would have funded your innovation with a squilliuon $
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
Then design courses and exams/projects so that team work is the way to do it right. They are paying to learn how to be engineers - the most important part of any engineering project is collaboration, teamwork and project management - not me
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
I always loved the way every engineering degree teaches you that the most important thing is that you must never work with another student, copy existing work or collaborate in any way. Thats what industry demands - engineers that must work
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
The L+N pins are insulated half way down so you can't touch any metal part that is in contact with the supply. The supply terminals are also covered by shutters so you can't put anything in them when there is no plug in the wall.
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
Yes, a ring circuit you run a single wire around the room and back to the fuseboard. With a spur circuit you run a single wire to the furthest plug. In a typical room going back to the fuseboard isn't much further so it's not twice as much
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
You are probably too young to remember the days before MS Office domination. It's a good job that some of the stuff before Windows95 actually got printed out. ps. suppose Amazon decide to stop Kindle, or get a better deal from the publisher
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
...queue scary advert voice .... You wouldn't borrow another person's car or wife - reading other people's books is theft.
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
He read his parents books! They had been licensed for the original purchasers use only - it's this sort of piracy that funds drug dealing and terrorism
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by kjuhygtfrde 16y ago
Or pies?