lief79

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by lief79 4y ago
Well, Cullen Eddy from Hidden Valley is certainly in the wrong county of pennslyvania.
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by lief79 4y ago
People have different learning styles. If you can come up with a gentle introduction, while still allowing deep dives in the specific areas, you'll boost your potential customer/referral base. HN is going to tend to attract more
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by lief79 4y ago
I had to tell a couple people (generally college aged) to skip that chapter in order to get them to continue reading the books (around the time that the movies were coming out), as he wasn't important to the rest of the narrative. I kn
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by lief79 4y ago
Interesting. Note, soldiers are initially filtered for health conditions. It's not the same starting point.
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by lief79 4y ago
Relatedly, that's just the fatalities. There are far more none fatal injuries, some of which are permanently life altering without bringing in the costs of health care in this country.
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by lief79 4y ago
Fairly sure this is to increase population density in the area, so selling old homes for tear downs would be a net gain. The more reasonable approach to this would be discounts for the primary residence, and possibly discounts for populated
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by lief79 4y ago
So you can end up with a dead phone and a nonfunctional bike?
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by lief79 4y ago
Minor clarification. Sports scholarships are limited by duration, and often apply to BS and MS for 5 years max, with 4 years of playing time. Generally switching schools requires a year off, but there are some loop holes by applying to a g
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by lief79 4y ago
You would be able to look for correlations with other tick borne diseases. Are there geographic correlations with Alzheimer's. Seems like low lying fruit that someone would have looked into.
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by lief79 4y ago
Just to state the obvious, do this after he's negotiated down any debts if possible.
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by lief79 4y ago
How much of what is currently being grown there would still be cost effective if they have to pay the cost of actually moving that water through the grid? Almonds and alfalfa are the two that seems to come up the most often, but I'm no
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by lief79 4y ago
In this case, it made it clear what was possible with the currently available technology and some focus. That certainly drove more funding into self driving vehicles, as they no longer seemed like pure science fiction.
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by lief79 5y ago
If that's interpreted as can do no wrong, than always support and always oppose are just putting on blinders. I can see it as a media persona, but the intellectual dishonesty required to actually believe that is scary. Apologists &#x2
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by lief79 5y ago
Wasn't expecting the author to start with their time at Nato. It certainly doesn't match the western narrative, but seems far closer to the Russian narrative (explained cohesively). He seems to be claiming there wasn't weapo
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by lief79 5y ago
Impressive demonstration. Due to the shapes of the electric violins, cellos, and upright bass, I'm not that surprised. Many of them have next to no body at all, yet are still used by professional musicians. The lack of the body is impr
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by lief79 5y ago
Sure, but also note that those peers may be a few years above or below their biological age.
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by lief79 5y ago
Depends on where. Much of the east coast is wet enough the fires aren't a regular occurrence, and the dead underbrush rots away. I recall one in SE Pennslyvania in the past 30 years. https://www.pottsmerc.com/2013&#x2F
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by lief79 5y ago
Unfortunately, I suspect you might over estimate average intelligence. I do hope I'm wrong.
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by lief79 5y ago
The US is not 'the West', but it's certainly an example of the > extremes in the behaviors of people with Western, liberal-individualistic belief systems I can think a of few similar non-US examples of the above behaviors,
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by lief79 5y ago
I vaguely recall that the risks are closer than you'd expect when going by hours of flight, rather than distance. I'm not finding the numbers right now though. In https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/planecrash
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by lief79 5y ago
The counting methods of "bridges" don't seem to match between the sites. Pennslyvania's average age of a bridge is over 50 years old, where Texas lists only half of their bridges being over 40 years old. https:/&#x
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by lief79 5y ago
Many years ago, I did some tutoring for a friend in elementary education math. It was sorta neat, in that they were teaching them different number theories (in practice some discrete math) and forcing them to learn how to work with numbers
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by lief79 5y ago
Hmmm, I've made a great one with olive oil and sun dried tomato bread. I suspect it depends on the ingredients ... you need a bread that goes well with the oil and have to be very careful on not oversoaking it.
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by lief79 5y ago
I've never heard of this before, who's everyone? Which country are you talking about?
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by lief79 5y ago
Agreed, I've used trig once since I left college for an image manipulation problem. Discrete mathematics, Algebra, statistics, and depending on the roles ... linear algebra are far more likely to be useful.
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by lief79 5y ago
As someone with no experience in this area, I think you're ignoring the option of making the equivalent parts on the newer equipment. The design costs would be higher (based on what I read, the new methods are more complex and costly),
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by lief79 5y ago
Is the bottom 10% that sticky ... nvm, looks like it may be. From a quick search, 43% of the individuals raised in the bottom 25% stay in the bottom quartile. https://www.pewtrusts.org/~/media/legacy/uploade
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by lief79 5y ago
I'm not in a startup, but you should comfortable answering/acknowledging something along the lines of we needed it working quickly, and this did the job for x amount of time based on the time available at the required throughput.
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by lief79 5y ago
I believe they're referencing a fixed clock speed, so I'd assume that they have a SKU for standard clock speeds, which can be set as needed.
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by lief79 5y ago
Nothing, he's just suggesting that as a different, higher priority.

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