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1561.
by mint2 7y ago
Oddly the Subarus dealers I’ve contacted don’t seem eager to sell anything to me, maybe because I’m asking about the hybrid. I’ve contacted 5 of them and they really don’t try to sell at all. And the ones I’ve emailed have put in zero ef
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by mint2 7y ago
The link is down I’m guessing it’s not the scuttle butt of the outdoor world. A Scuttle butt is the protective fabric put around a climbing harness when one is canyoneering and will be sliding down and scraping against abrasive material lik
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by mint2 7y ago
This is a problem. No study should be male only. It creates a gender bias in scientific evidence: There are metabolic difference between males and females.
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by mint2 7y ago
And don’t forget the vendor lock in. why change what works and redo all the work done in that system. It would require a huge expense and time cost to port to another platform. And there’s the fact that longterm employees and more important
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by mint2 7y ago
I have an iPhone se and it’s actually shut down once due to the battery and turned on the performance capping. Honestly I haven’t noticed a significant difference. But that’s trivia, my main point is next. Batteries are consumable products.
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by mint2 7y ago
>Estimated car cost as a predictor of driver yielding behaviors for pedestrians Why not: > Correlation of vehicle price to the probability its driver yields to a pedestrian. Still improve-able but “driver yielding behaviors” is too ma
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by mint2 7y ago
Lucky they didn’t selectively unblock the c level
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by mint2 7y ago
Is this in anyway tied to Ellison recently hosting a trump fund raiser?
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by mint2 7y ago
> or with something forced on them by org (while ranting). Too true.
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by mint2 7y ago
Because my company uses Skype to do chatting and it’s worse than slack
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by mint2 7y ago
Not to mention, the program can be completely bug free but still terrible when put in real life because any one of the 10,000 things about its intended use was unknown or not prioritized.
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by mint2 7y ago
I’m Recalling whether it was 96% or 94%, but I got a perfect on my math sat II. And yet the perfect score was only ~95%. Top 1/20 Can be impressive or unimpressive depending on context. Top 1/20 is impressive if everyone in the gr
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by mint2 7y ago
Unfortunately there is a large number of people who somehow feel apathy and silence is the best way to get attention in a huge crowd of people making their choices known. Our culture is good at creating very individualistic princes and prin
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by mint2 7y ago
My be quiet heat sink is giant and came with two fans. And I have the ability to add a third. If one of the two fans fail i’d guess temps may raise a few degrees and that’s it. I could even manually test it with one fan and light loads to c
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by mint2 7y ago
Generic and ugly non-native landscaping and beige housing development optimizer.
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by mint2 7y ago
Definitely agree the API can be tightened up, but just for fun and perspective take a look at pre pandas data wrangling tools like sas. Like Example x3 vs x5 in their docs on the sum function: http://support.sas.com/document
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by mint2 7y ago
I don’t understand all the posters talking about massive csv files in excel, sheets, etc. How is that manageable or efficient and not error prone compared to a database or just csv processed with python or other code?
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by mint2 7y ago
What happens if/when shipments miss their ready times?
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by mint2 7y ago
Big cars for safety is a tragedy of the commons type affair with one caveat. There will always be large trucks and some large cars so having a larger car is slightly safer (I assume). But as the portion of large cars increases, small cars p
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by mint2 7y ago
You seem to have a lot of judging and questionable assumptions in your post.
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by mint2 7y ago
Insurance companies buy your reports from states or 3rd party aggregators who bought from the states. It can actually cost a lot. Oklahoma charges a hefty fee. Some of this cost is passed back to the consumer through higher overall rates. B
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by mint2 7y ago
Unfortunately my company claims their credit card and electronic payment processing agreements require employee password to expire. If that’s actually true, then most companies hands are tied until those payment agencies update their requir
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by mint2 7y ago
Brutalist buildings don’t work. Smaller objects may work. Source: I worked in a brutalist building for several years. It literally stood in as a prison in movies: terrible every day environment. The truck is such a slap in the face to the s