nick3443

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by nick3443 2y ago
Going fast in water takes incredible amounts of power.
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by nick3443 2y ago
How horrible!
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by nick3443 2y ago
PID control your customers :)
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by nick3443 2y ago
Mandate that the home/landing page of social media sites is a chronological display of people/artists/whatevers you've legitimately chosen to follow rather than maximization algorithm force feeding. For all users. The ha
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by nick3443 2y ago
Sales of stick on mustaches will skyrocket
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by nick3443 2y ago
Dingoes mate
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by nick3443 2y ago
More like the source code AND the complete design for a 200+ degree of freedom robot with batteries etc. pretty amazing. It's like a 600mb demoscene demo for Conway's game of life!
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by nick3443 2y ago
Thanks for the illuminating context
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by nick3443 2y ago
GDP should be medianized or the top 100 most income people removed from it or something. That top echelon money isn't going back into the economy.
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by nick3443 2y ago
There is probably a large non-vocal group of Democrats outside deep blue areas that doesn't agree, which is why they went that direction
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by nick3443 2y ago
CHIPS act was a democrat program
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by nick3443 2y ago
subconscious desire to follow & make one's self appealing to those with more charisma and power than ourself, despite the harm that comes with it
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by nick3443 2y ago
I am not an expert, I read this in the report: The long-term zinc creep failure of the Arecibo Telescope sockets and the subsequent cable pullout has never been documented elsewhere despite a century of zinc-filled cable spelter sockets us
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by nick3443 2y ago
Sounds like it was a blind spot for the engineers due to the normally bulletproof service history of zinc spelter cable terminations in structures.
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by nick3443 2y ago
Feels intentional by recruiters as a part of the hiring meta-game tbh
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by nick3443 2y ago
I'll give you a hint, starts with useless rhymes with ducking
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by nick3443 2y ago
Profits
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by nick3443 2y ago
Ehh I've used the app for a while, that's a bit of an exaggeration. But you get some"good' prices.
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by nick3443 2y ago
Just another UFA.
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by nick3443 2y ago
Like this one? https://cds.cern.ch/record/1546765/files/figs_gamma_gamma_ma...
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by nick3443 2y ago
Any favorite resources for a fellow science-interested laymen interested in getting to your understanding level?
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by nick3443 2y ago
Don't forget cats (although they hid the evidence).
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by nick3443 2y ago
Probability is not an acceptable way to determine a student's future. They may have learned from the AI and remember some of the exact phrasing, and learned writing/language cues from it as well.
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by nick3443 2y ago
Ah pledging/hazing, a double edged sword. A possibility for camaraderie and mentorship which is often misused for abusive and degrading activities. I went through pledging/hazing in a college fraternity in the US and it was mostly
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by nick3443 2y ago
The "name brand" sunsetter awning starts at $2500. The china brands with no reviews do go down to $4-500 though. The labor to have someone install one of those (if you're not diy) and find out it's crap would cost more.
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by nick3443 2y ago
Does the interior blind affect the argon fill? It's truly shocking how much motorized insulating shades (i.e. pull-down double cellular shades) cost. To the point of making me consider attempting to form a low cost competitor in the ma
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by nick3443 2y ago
Housekeepers in a lot of places charge $50+ per hour
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by nick3443 2y ago
Having dealt with some truly awful run & gun painters, it's visceral.
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by nick3443 2y ago
Sell by is entirely unrelated to quality though. It's just how often they think they can get away with. Like the recommendation on a box of baking soda... Put it in your fridge and change it every 30 days. No thanks.
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by nick3443 2y ago
You in bozo too?

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