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by mrkstu 4y ago
I think they are saying that is /why/ the capability exists, but in this case the capability is being used beyond its intended scope.
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Hubble's “magnum opus”: most precise measurement of universe's expansion(newatlas.com)
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by mrkstu 4y ago
It’s also an absolute availability issue. A hospital has, in the near to intermediate time horizon, the staff that it has. So dedicating staff in such ratios make them unavailable to other patients, so triage considerations come into play.
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by mrkstu 4y ago
This is the kind of thing the 15% disclosure rule is designed to prevent.
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by mrkstu 4y ago
I've been voting Libertarian since the Republican Party decided to decamp into MAGA-land. Which is also not much of a home, since it generally is inhabited by non-serious people- but at this point at least I can morally live with a pla
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by mrkstu 4y ago
Because then you have to cache the whole thing to disk, probably SSD, and increase the wear rate there unnecessarily...
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Read: 'slightly less liberal' https://www.bestplaces.net/voting/city/california/santa_ana
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by mrkstu 5y ago
No, both sides have different realities they don't like- Reality Progressives don't like: - Gender correlates with biology - Giving chronically homeless people housing won't fix their homelessness - Not charging serious crime
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by mrkstu 5y ago
My current position was put to bid as a contract from a school district. They tried to hire the position directly, but couldn’t fill the position w/a qualified candidate at their salary bands. So they sent it out as a ‘service’ and app
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by mrkstu 5y ago
I believe Utah’s street widths were designed to be wide enough to turn a wagon drawn by horses around.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Well, since XServe machines were only produced through 2010 I'd say it'd be tough to deploy with XServe regardless...
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Well, no one pays for a 'call'- generally in the US inbound/outbound calls are unlimited on a landline and lately on cell lines as well as minutes restrictions have dissipated. Growing up in the US you only had to worry about
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by mrkstu 5y ago
I think the point should be that society benefits greatly by giving room for a wide variety of thought and opinion without shame and judgement. Opinions, generally, shouldn’t be considered odious, rather, the actions we take that impinge on
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by mrkstu 5y ago
It's there but it's noticeably slower/buggier.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Studio looks like the garbage pail Mac Pro re-incarnated into Aluminum.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Korea/Vietnam- Invited by host governments Grenada- response to a coup d'e´tat with a multinational force Panama- technically Noriega declared a state of war first (not the brightest move) Desert Storm - response to Iraqi invasion
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by mrkstu 5y ago
I'm probably missing something obvious, but in what way is the actual shock wave generated? How is something as large as a galactic cluster coherent enough in any way other than gravitational attraction enough to generate a cluster wid
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Reason.com (libertarian rather than conservative, but thought is multi-axis anyway) realclearpolitics.com (they are an aggregator, but host some of their own content at well that leans right) nationalinterest.org wsj.com www.theamericancons
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by mrkstu 5y ago
The above is a fair summation of Linux's failure as a desktop in a single post.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Mac/Claris Draw is still more usable than anything comparable today and therefore the effective power is almost as much for non-pro users.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Realclearpolitics has started providing some original content to go with their aggregation. Tends to be non-reactionary 'traditional' Republican leaning.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
I assume you're not in the USA? As a network architect, even non-coastal jobs are easily had for $120,000 and go up from there...
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by mrkstu 5y ago
How to say you're young without saying you're young...
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by mrkstu 5y ago
And the identity of those two parties has changed over time- when a party loses touch with its base, it can and will be replaced.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Anywhere in the West and parts of the South have large stretches of empty begging to be driven at 100+. Plenty of freeways posted at 80 (one place in Texas at 85,) so you're not more than double the speed limit at 120 like you were in
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by mrkstu 5y ago
That would be true if the lot size were the same as the high cost locations and home inventory could be created overnight. In reality, as we are seeing in Idaho, despite large swaths of undeveloped land available, the homes are still skyroc
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by mrkstu 5y ago
The difference of course being, is that they don't want to shut them down during a time of relative peace. Getting them to harden their presence now is strategically a waste. In the extremis they can always bring in the orbital cannons
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by mrkstu 5y ago
When sharing I only got a '1' after the url, which doesn't seem to currently communicate anything about my attempt. With Wordle I get the guesses it took to complete at the top. The shared graph appropriately included the 3 t
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Yes, he's exhausting their quiver of easy/cheap and instead they'd be forced to waste zero days right up front.
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by mrkstu 5y ago
Intersting material. More interesting to me is the Army being willing to sponsor research simultaneously with a Chinese institution...

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