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Actions speak louder than words.
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Only confident people mock themselves.
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It's simple to try out by uploading a file via the web page at https://cimbar.org
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Just for scale, Americans receive about 620 mrem per year, mostly from radon in the air. https://www.nrc.gov/about-nrc/radiation/around-us/doses-dail...
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Germany's high costs are a result of their shift to "renewable power" sources.
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How are you planning to handle Internet access on the boat? Starlink being the ultimate solution is still probably years away for ocean coverage.
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What threats motivated the populists of the 1930s? What motivates them today? Were/are any of their concerns valid? If you want better answers than "Japan jumped on board too", you must ask yourself those questions as well.
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I wonder how much the biofilm on the surface manages to prevent erosion of the substrate.
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This is a decent chair. $236.54 currently. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BT2SR8U/ much better than anything at Office Depot or similar stores.
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Good acoustics (low echo) is high on my list, and one of the first things I improve when setting up my home offices.
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A few feet of foam atop the water is all it would take to smother you because you can't breathe it nor get above it.
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I wonder how the Wave Glider deals with fouling of the umbilical from seaweed and fishing gear?
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They mention having a portable ultrasonic device for "seeing" inside the wing.
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Unfortunately, such a company would be a lightning rod for the mob's ire as the downvotes to this comment so clearly illustrates.
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works without encryption: http://paulgraham.com/hackernews.html
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I created this for van dwellers, to help foster communication and possible in person meetups. We'll see how it goes. Suggestions are appreciated!
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Show HN: Map Based Chat
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I had the same feeling, hoping to receive an epiphany, perhaps on the bevel of the gear teeth, but nope. Then I thought, ok, surely there's an insight to be gained regarding helical gears, but it was never discussed. https:/
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Perhaps the density of the cargo is, on average, too low. The amount of ballast needed would make it impractical.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/coanda_effect
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With enough people in once place, Starlink will suffer from congestion just like a cellular network. I don't think it's fundamentally different in that regard. But great for boats indeed!
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I'd like to know of a good book for the science of cooking. I hate blindly following recipes. Like a poor man's version of this book by Microsoft CTO Nathan Myhrvold. https://www.amazon.com/Modernist-Cuisine-Art-S
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Jonny can't troubleshoot.
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Another explanation would be "assumed due diligence". It's the assumption that someone else has already confirmed the veracity of the situation. Once the "officer" had the first group of dupes in tow, he appeared l
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But there's something special about having a low-tech solution which isn't as likely to break, and doesn't require a genius to troubleshoot. As an engineer myself, I prefer a calmer, low-tech approach when possible.
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Sounds like it works like an intercooler on a turbocharged car engine. It cools the intake charge to increase its density to cram more air into the combustion chamber.
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"When regressing the pseudo-descendant’s earnings on pseudo-ancestor’s earnings, the results are surprising: the long-run earnings elasticity is positive, statistically significant, and equals about 0.04. Stated differently, being the
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Our marketing is currently geared towards teams, so our pricing starts at 12k USD/yr for a 10 user subscription. We haven't yet rolled out official individual pricing so I don't want to jump the gun here by announcing premat
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Have a look at https://www.pathwaysystems.com/video/#racks1 The video is a bit slow because it's meant to be instructional. There are other videos on the same page which show how the model (graph) can be viewed l
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If the only outflow was was from evaporation, the salinity would keep increasing. Eventually the salt would have to be removed somehow. Perhaps some of the energy harvested at the Straits of Gibraltar could be used to exchange some of the
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