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by omegant 13y ago
Or an economic bubble. Or both depending on the rate of release of the cash
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by omegant 13y ago
Are you by any chance at the hyperloop team? I see that you only commented on this topic.
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by omegant 13y ago
This post is perfectly timed for us. We are trying to rise a market place and it´s really difficult to go beyond the egg and chiken problem. Even more if the model is new and there is no data to support our point.
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by omegant 13y ago
It´s just the security girl that checks your ticket before you go with your bags through the bag cleareance (that happens before you check in). If you don´t know what´s happening you don´t notice it. In fact Ben Gurion airport has one of t
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by omegant 13y ago
A dedicated hypoxia document by the FAA: http://www.google.be/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=... You got to think that a decompression will happen. Something traveling that fast inside a tube is
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by omegant 13y ago
Look at the Armstrong limit (at 62,000´), a mayor problem to overcome if the tube is going to be at the equivalent pressure of 150,000´ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armstrong_Limit http://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by omegant 13y ago
It could be due to some kind of garbage in garbage out. After all all the information he receives comes from the government stablishment. He doesn't have direct access to sourcess any more.
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by omegant 13y ago
Video explaining how to say no. It has 4 years so I don´t know if is still valid: http://youtu.be/qIsSyP4Xq1M
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by omegant 13y ago
Once a year I get some 5 liters of cold pressed virgin organic olive oil. I know it´s origin for sure because it comes from a private guy doing his own stuff on a small cold press (he is not for quantity just for the best quality for his fa
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by omegant 13y ago
I´m working from the air mac but I´ll give it a shot when I get home. This is exactly one of the ideas that I have been wondering with my friends (don´t worry we are with another project right now), git-like collaborative editing, but more
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by omegant 13y ago
There even was an institute! Amazing thank you, I had heard the idea of a dam but didn't know it was so serious.
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by omegant 13y ago
So its a dam!, i didn't understand how the gibraltar strait managed to close and open in only 11000 years. It's too wide yet. On the other hand, I don't think it makes sense to close the strait, there is too much commerce flo
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by omegant 13y ago
Very interesting, are u using destillation column, or traditional equipment?
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by omegant 13y ago
I think that those laws are there not to protect the busines of destillers but the huge business that drinkable alcohol sales means to the government. They want to milk every aspect of the process. I don't know if it is "difficult
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by omegant 13y ago
I am spanish and when I go to a restaurant where the witer knees to tale the order, I find that it's coming too close, like when they seat. It's a cultural think for sure but I read it as an intrussion in my space.
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by omegant 13y ago
Ultralight aircrafts are amazing and there are some of them more capable than a cessna in almost every aspect. But if you are going that route, please take in to account that they are very light and they flight very low, so you don't h
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by omegant 13y ago
I think Patric has the point about going and solving real problems AND making money in the process. A miniconference is the lazy route because you are going to see needs filtered through someone else's point of view. If you are going t
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by omegant 13y ago
Also ALWAYS keep a look at your wallet. Keep it in front of your pants and the hand over it when walking the most touristical places. Also keep an eye while eating or having a coffee. They are very fast and creative.
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by omegant 13y ago
Now I got downvoted in retaliation. Punished by my ineptitude. HN is no place for weaklings! (Game of votes)
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by omegant 13y ago
Sorry! I downvoted you trying to upvote..(the arrows are damn close at the iphone)
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by omegant 13y ago
Thank you, I know who the Amish are, it just gave methe impression that he has subventionated posts by the Amish and not normal feed. I'll check the link anyway!
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by omegant 13y ago
There are several factors here and I haven't seen anybody post them: -PG has surely seen lots of mistakes like the op was going to do. -He has seen how they end. -he has tried persuading those founders in several ways, and probably fai
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by omegant 13y ago
What are this amish posts? I've never seen them(I live in Spain)
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by omegant 13y ago
I'll rather close than keep working with someone that's playing that game. Even if they pull back that maneuver, I'll have to think a lot to sign that round.
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by omegant 13y ago
Awesome thanks! It could had been great to pass a couple of levels just for the experience, but my online registration looked very very empty compared to the curriculums that you mention. Did you prepare for the tests?, I don't recall
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by omegant 13y ago
Awesome, how are you able to know that, is there any clear branch of your family that is traceable to that time or just by locating your last name´s origin?
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by omegant 13y ago
That´s cool!!, I knew I didn´t have a chance but I wanted to see how far I could go in the selection process (not very far, I was discarded before the first stage). The requirments in the application form gave the sensation that they were
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by omegant 13y ago
It surprises me how different is the astronaut profile between the NASA and the ESA. Herein Europe they don't look for pilots at all, they mostly look for scientist that have published a lot and that have good public relationship skill
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by omegant 13y ago
They learned as the pitch flowed!
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by omegant 13y ago
Thank you very interesting, I´ll check it. Some times I get the feeling that somehow in cosmology there is some kind of advanced modern day epicycle squeme that is giving correct predictions but is not really what is out there. I just love

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