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navane
4y ago
The industry standard (in my industry) software to do that is MathCad, of which version 15 is the peak release. Although not maintained anymore, it is still used a lot today. Because it is not maintained anymore, it doesn't change and
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4y ago
I see a green and a blue dot. I am the green dot. The blue dot is the exit.
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An island whose administration alternates between nations
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
There is a clear bias for OP to see "monetizers" on the internet. They are actively trying to be seen.
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4y ago
It's quite ironic too, for a site that advocates prose over video.
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4y ago
If M is roman, wouldnt MM equal 2000? As in this year, MMXXII. Thanks for the explanation though. Next we'll get into how a european billion is 1000 times more than a US billion.
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I dont agree population decline is a problem. Nevertheless, if it were, at any time of our choosing, we can open the gates and access a practically endless supply of people wanting to move and work in the countries with population decline.
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A proffessional athlete was asked, in the context of a knockout tournament where different conpetitors had different waiting period between matches: "is it better to have more time and rest between the fights, or to have less time but
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i have it running on an ancient android (4.4) phone, perfectly
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> 90% of the work is sludge, trash, unimaginative, boring trash. This pays the bill for the 5% you're proud of. So; learn prompt engineering to do the trash job, which will free up a lot of time to put in the 5% you're proud of
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If junior software engineers are obsolete in five years, where would we get senior software engineers from in fifteen years?
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The name is a pun, maybe the whole business is?
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4y ago
Because microsoft got to big, which distorts the market. We learned this in economy 101 on high school: a monopoly is bad for the consumer. This here is technically not a monopoly but it is close. The producer of good A is using its momentu
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- images are deepfried when pasted into chats - can't copy an image from a chat and use it elsewhere; you have to find the download button, download it, go to your download folder, so people just screenshot the image in chat
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where i live (western europe), the telco's overcharged for sms, making a decent conversation costs euros each. Whatsapp + wifi is free. I heard that originally sms wasn't meant to be a consumer product, it was just so technicians
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Everyone is a cyclist and therefore drivers are very empathetic towards cyclists: a couple hours later or earlier they were the cyclist, and the cyclist was the driver.
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People I know do Silent Retreats, or live temporarily in a monastery, Christian or Buddhist. Thinking of it, the Silent retreats are yoga related, a washed down form of eastern religion, so they're all religious. Sometimes I go into a
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4y ago
Isn't the bargain hunting mentality what got him to buy so many properties?
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Doesn't Stream Remote Play Together show there _is_ a market? Competition means the market exist?
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If it's anything like onshape (the only browser based CAD I know of), browser based means: everyone uses the same version of the software, you don't have to wrestle your it department for installation rights, you can login and wor
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4y ago
You quote sources but you don't seem to use their numbers: US billionaires have 4.18T (not 1.3), divided over 300M gives 14k per person (not 0.5k). You were off by a factor of 28. 14k per person is actually a years worth of minimum wag
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Did you keep your shoulders facing the object, or did you rotate one shoulder towards the object?
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As long as you have four fingers on each hand, a fist is about the same height as four fingers, so I think the math checks out.
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Proof Of Concept.
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You purposefully over-saturate (to 3/patch) your existing base before you create a new base. Then when the new base becomes operational, you can "maynard" a chunk of workers to the new base and have it be immediately producti
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notepad++ has block editing
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He is not folding the Nakamura lock, as far as my googling goes. The nakamura lock starts with a perfect 90 degrees tip (two 45 degree folds), whereas OP starts with two 22.5 degree folds that don't form a a tip).
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Wow, after the first two folds, this plane really folds itself. The first fold is at 22.5 degrees, which makes all further folds have alignment with the base of the plane. My entire life i was folding a plane that starts with two classic 45
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Keep. With how the inflation is going I'd even keep your old refrigerators around.
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It's the social equivalent of rocket ships. We all payed for their space holidays too.
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