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by pp19dd 7y ago
Yep, the map definitely does not include experimental reactors, of which there are as just many. For example, UWI CNS SLOWPOKE in Jamaica. There are 200+ decommissioned experimental reactors, 240 operational, 200 shut down, and a few other
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by pp19dd 7y ago
I only have one question for you: would you eat it? Served on a plate, cooked just right. With a side dish of sauteed mushrooms from the area?
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by pp19dd 7y ago
While it doesn't look like anyone else interviewed Alexei Muradov, number of reputable western publications (not blogspam) seem to have taken this source seriously and are citing it. Washington Post did verify by way of Hollywood Repo
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by pp19dd 7y ago
> In a way, the world is lucky it happened there and not somewhere else. I understood your comment to reflect decisiveness in responding to a crisis, but just on a loosely related tangent, with nuclear issues NIMBY standards fall apart.
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by pp19dd 7y ago
It really was terrible. The audio transcription puts you right there and just wow. Like you said think it was a number of factors, but I think the other ones only compounded the situation after the master committed the ship to the float pl
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by pp19dd 7y ago
Aye, El Faro. Remember few months ago when the Norwegian Cruise ship lost power and 1,300 passengers had to be evacuated by helicopter? That wasn't the only disabled ship in the area due to the storm. Once NTSB releases a report, you
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by pp19dd 7y ago
Large ships do very poorly in waves. The last thing you want happening in a storm is to lose power. Without power you can't angle yourself perpendicular to the waves. When that happens, broadside waves make the ship bob like a corksc
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by pp19dd 7y ago
Matter of legality aside, it happens anyway. "Carnival Corporation ships illegally dumped more than 500,000 gallons of treated sewage, 12 gallons of oil, 11,000 gallons of food waste & dozens of physical objects into the ocean duri
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by pp19dd 7y ago
Those videos were FLIR, not radar. These are trained pilots with experience in identifying flying objects, and the thing that stood out to them is they didn't see a source of propulsion. The movement characteristics were unlike anyth
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by pp19dd 7y ago
Not that this is a practical solution for everyone or that it's easy, but oyster larvae/seeds are remarkably cheap. 1 mm seeds are $10.00 for 1,000 and 40 mm seeds are $135.00 for 1,000 in Maryland. So $0.01 per oyster or $0.13
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by pp19dd 7y ago
Think the "Checklist Manifesto" addresses your creep and clutter as basically a very bad design. In the book they went over several medical checklist iterations before they struck something sensible that improved conditions and sa
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Can't remember the exact name, but yeah, I've seen that game before in the 80s, either on a C-64 or MSX.
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Amp rendering maybe? https://youzicha.tumblr.com/post/181657051514/my-favorite-pa...
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by pp19dd 8y ago
There's a lot of shortsightedness here and I'm compelled to react to it (why didn't the article cover the origin and nuances of yellow journalism and draw some parallels?) But I'll pose a question to illustrate all thes
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Yep I got a different one too, 1GjZSJnpU4AfTS8vmre6rx7eQgeMUq8VYr
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Rather than spend money on a new laptop that I wasn't sure I even wanted, I tried out a Pinebook. For $99 I got a fairly usable Linux machine, albeit with its own quirks. 11.6" IPS, 64 bit ARM CPU, 10,000 mAH battery, 2GB RAM. Ove
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Also, Montenegro's ONLY highway. They went into it despite experts knowing full well that the country couldn't afford one. "Doubts about the highway surfaced after two feasibility studies, conducted in 2006 and 2012, showed
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Not to diminish the sentiment (I agree, she should get a lot more) but the amount she's receiving now might exceed anything she's ever earned before in Brazil walking the beaches, so it's not a sad story yet, I think. From wo
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by pp19dd 8y ago
US state. Yes, the actual judgment document just vaguely refers to it as "Georgia" but it's inferred that it's the state since FCC has no statutory authority outside of the U.S. However in the application it's clea
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Ah, but it's not always done for comfort optimization. Older electrical meters weren't all that accurate, especially for larger systems - that's true even today. They're analog as an only option of measurement due to in
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by pp19dd 8y ago
BTW, I wasn't against the idea of a right-sized approach, or against your previous work. Very much in favor of both those things. Your work obviously did very well. So did this automation 30 years ago. My whole original remark is a
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Rhetorical question: were you a licensed CPP, CPA or an actuary when you were a temp in your secondary education unit? That's literally my point. Yes, these things can all be done by amateurs. By tinkerers. We all here know it. We&
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by pp19dd 8y ago
So much to say about this. One is the optics of employing students three decades ago, another is the remarkable faith they put into one at the time - which appears to have been well founded. Today, this sort of thing would never happen. Bu
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by pp19dd 8y ago
An incredibly astute point, thank you for balancing my sticker shock. More I think about it, more I'm surprised at just how much mass production lowers costs. Even after being aware of the Toaster Project.
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by pp19dd 8y ago
$350. Per.
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by pp19dd 8y ago
It's hard to tell on the satellite timelapse imagery, but overall you can visually tell that snow amounts have declined in the area. However, the very point where this cave is located still looks like a hole to me as of 1984. Open a n
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by pp19dd 8y ago
That's better than my hamfisted example, or use. Though I did forget couple of other really useful features. "Computer, add nitrile gloves to shopping list." (Shopping list goes to a phone app, just a simple list with checkm
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by pp19dd 8y ago
I didn't either until I tried a few things; got a cube for streaming and it was obviously built-in. With a couple of power controllers ($10) it turned into a few practical things. First, I immediately changed that "Alexa" c
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by pp19dd 8y ago
You raise some good points. When I see that word mentioned in any business I get skeptical, especially one where there's a classical product involved, like bananas. Or cars. In this case I strongly believed it was used for adding feath
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by pp19dd 8y ago
Yep, they updated it and removed all that specificity since it was attributed to an anonymous source. However, it doesn't mean it's not true yet. Until details come out, I think they're going to try to control the message ti

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