mrfusion

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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   Incompetent until proven competent. Most industries don’t have to deal with that attitude but it’s prevalent for us. Imagine asking a doctor basic biology questions or what an antibiotic is used for in an interview.
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   Even an expert probably has only a few installs under his belt. The day to day work could be maintaining and configuring, etc. I consider myself an expert on lots of things I’d still need references and a bit of study to install properly.
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   You’re describing hazing. it’s a part of human nature that we should work to overcome.
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   I never understood how gravity waves can go through anything and not be weakened? If the wave imparts energy on an object and makes it move, how is that energy still available for the next object the wave goes through?
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   Anyone want to explain web3 like I’m from 2007? I haven’t been able to tell what it is?
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   I think we should consider having the role of a “user advocate” in all product decisions so users can push back against harmful or confusing changes.
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   I think this could be a good argument for more open source software. Developers are volunteers or have limited time from their jobs to make changes so they tend not to break things that work. For profit companies and employees have differen
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   > upending of the family structure that ended up converting the Roman Empire after 300 years What is that? What happened?
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   by mrfusion 5y ago

   Thanks. It seems like the issue would be fitting a pressure vessel around a food? We’d need a custom shape for each item? Also why is the pressure free?
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    So how do these work exactly?
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    Would robots always show up in productivity numbers or are there certain ways robots could be employed that don’t show up?
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    My guess would be internet browsing and social media.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    Could you use super high air pressure around the food to accomplish this? Or does the food need to be in some kind of shape matching pressure vessel with no air?
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    I’ve always wondered why you can’t use SEO optimizations for GOOGLE as a negative weight and penalize those pages. For example if my search term appears in the URL I can almost guarantee I don’t want that page.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    So you’re saying we can’t be sure about our models but we can be sure that they’re wrong in a certain direction.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    I think it’s simply confounded by all the other regulations those countries have.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    I’d love to see way more of this kind of stuff. It’s such a great way to learn.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    Can you think of some reasons politicians might not like a compromise like that?
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    I don’t like touchscreens but what’s really cool is being able to search my owners manual on the screen. Such a minor feature but it’s surprisingly useful.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    It might be a way better experience if they doubled the price. For me the crowds and wait times are the biggest negative.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    Should we be tracking our vo2 or rather just get in the best shape you can and assume vo2 is good?
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    Here’s a take that’s a little less hyperbolic: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/omicron-symptoms-mild-doc...
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    Anyone want to share a blurb on what they do?
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    I guess if we found a way to provide say a trillion times more neutrinos than normal we could detect that more easily.
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    Google employees sign manifesto against widened Covid vaccine mandate(cnbc.com)

    12 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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    What They Did to the Kids(tabletmag.com)

    15 points by mrfusion 5y ago|8 comments
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    30% of US hospital healthcare workers are unvaccinated – Quartz(qz.com)

    2 points by mrfusion 5y ago|0 comments
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    You could probably say that about most government programs though.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    Heat should help add atmosphere to some degree. Solid co2 could gasify and some frozen water could enter the atmosphere.
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    by mrfusion 5y ago

    I’ve never heard of a 750 volt motor. What’s the deal with that? How do they even get the voltage that high?