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Nikolai Vavilov(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by rmm 6y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 6y ago
Paper in question. http://sites.science.oregonstate.edu/~restrepo/MTH481/Classn... From videos: R=450m t=1.5s rho=1.2kg/m3 E=9.84E12 kg.m2/s2 or 9.84E19 erg Equiv TNT = 2.5kTonnes -TNT Equiv AN = 5400 To
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by rmm 6y ago
As my mining engineer lecturer always said. Aluminum is congealed electricity. This is a great breakthrough, but unless we reduce the energy requirements, for most countries it wont be a big change.
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Seearch engine with top million (or less) sites removed(millionshort.com)
2 points by rmm 6y ago|0 comments
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Extract and Download Your Kindle Highlights (Bookmarklet)(readwise.io)
1 points by rmm 6y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 6y ago
Very true. I work in mining (physical not data) and it’s helped immensely.
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A hackable privacy focussed meta search engine(searx.me)
3 points by rmm 7y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 7y ago
I laughed at how true the pivot table point is.
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by rmm 7y ago
it's not a problem, just like lithium is not a problem and Vanadium is not a problem and (add any other hyped resource) is not a problem. A lot of this is i believe FUD, and sometimes when i get real pessimistic, i think it mustclever
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by rmm 7y ago
HydroMining (which I assume will be the process they use) takes a LOT of water. Hope they got plenty of it.
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by rmm 7y ago
how on earth does a company go from getting ready to IPO to being cash-strapped and needing an infusion in such a short space of time? Never saw the numbers in the prospectus, but surely there was some indication?
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by rmm 7y ago
We did?
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Bitcoin ad banned for having a log scale(asa.org.uk)
2 points by rmm 7y ago|1 comments
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Analysts’ and Managers’ Use of Humor on Public Earnings Conference Calls(papers.ssrn.com)
1 points by rmm 7y ago|0 comments
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by rmm 7y ago
I remember looking at that project back in the day and couldn’t make the numbers work. Not sure if much has changed. Firstly it’s an underground mine which is inherently much higher risk/cost compared to open cut. Second logistically i
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by rmm 7y ago
Most markets are open, it’s the more exotic/specialist metals that are closed. With lithium it’s just the way it’s always been. Historically the market for lithium was industrial uses (lubrication etc) and there were only 3-4 big playe
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by rmm 7y ago
On the first question it’s been a while so haven’t really followed too closely, but once the salars come online depending on the agreements they have in place they really will have the ability to set the price to whatever they want (as they
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by rmm 7y ago
This was so evident 2-3 years ago it’s ridiculous. I worked on a bunch of projects in 16/17 and what I told all my clients is get to production and lock down offtake agreements ASAP as the amount of projects coming online was huge for
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by rmm 7y ago
Yeah we always do. Mining is incredibly cyclical boom/bust In Australia for this reason. Also it’s just as difficult to leave it in the ground. Any decent mining operation takes at minimum 2-3 from construction to production so you sti
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by rmm 7y ago
We panel the inside of all our 20/40” container offices with this when working at our remote sites. Makes life easier being able to just start writing anywhere
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by rmm 7y ago
Pre alpha my arse it works great! Been running it for over a week or so and no issues. Saved me at least twice now whilst in incredibly remote locations. Awesome work by the wireguard team
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by rmm 7y ago
Currently not available in AU kindle store?
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by rmm 7y ago
My anecdote. I work with mining (resource) companies and am mining engineer myself. I reckon one large company coming into our office and spending 2 hours describing their new software to assist with blast design. They gave us a trial and w
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by rmm 7y ago
Mandatory toe dip. I’m in the mining game and stories about metals commodity shortage like these come around all the time and it’s laughable. You here about the popular ones (rare earth, lithium etc) but there are plenty of others. (We jus
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by rmm 7y ago
It is a complete understatement of how bad it is. Traffic is unreal. Getting to the airport from a hotel that would be 20mins away with no traffic takes 4+hrs.
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by rmm 8y ago
i design lots of infrastructure for mining companies (physical mineral resources mining) and this holds incredibly true. It's one of the biggest things I push back on when our clients have scoping meetings that just turn into endless s
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by rmm 8y ago
Love fermenting. So good for you too. Easiest sauerkraut. Get cabbage. Shred it. Add some salt and chuck it in a jar. Then wait. I love kefir too. Just milk and some kefir grains replaced daily. Can get addictive quick though. Before you kn
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by rmm 8y ago
Aren’t lots of street narcotics “cut” with talcum powder? I wonder if any studies show any correlation of mesothelioma and drug use...
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Facebook private documents released by British parliament(businessinsider.com)
2 points by rmm 8y ago|0 comments
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Valve releases steamlink for Raspberry Pi(steamcommunity.com)
3 points by rmm 8y ago|0 comments

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