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91.
by ruste 9y ago
Nice, Leonid Afremov is a great choice of input art.
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by ruste 9y ago
Can anyone quickly explain to me why some things _are_ normally distributed?
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by ruste 9y ago
It's not possible for one person to ever have all of the money unless they have the possibility of not giving money away. Imagine the most optimistic state scenario just prior to hopefully having a state where one person has all the mo
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by ruste 9y ago
Easy, stack trampoline (or skyscraper a la cheney on the m.t.a)
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by ruste 9y ago
Neither does a beautiful hand-crafted glass bong, but there are many people willing to spend thousands of dollars on them and those dollars a perfectly legally useful.
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by ruste 9y ago
I was under the impression this was just not possible and not how entanglement worked.
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by ruste 9y ago
Microcontrollers? Absolutely.
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by ruste 9y ago
That was... very strange. I'm not sure how else you'd demonstrate a physical vocal tract model though.
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by ruste 9y ago
I'd also be interested to hear an experts thoughts on this. Could this be asked as a question in a thread of its own?
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by ruste 9y ago
I think he was joking.
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by ruste 9y ago
I replied to another comment further up the chain with further statistics and sources.
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by ruste 9y ago
I absolutely agree. Smoking a pipe does increase your risk for a variety of cancers and several other health problems. Sometimes manyfold. My main point here is that the dangers it presents are more easily mitigated and less significant tha
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by ruste 9y ago
Persian - چای (Chai)
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by ruste 9y ago
Interesting tangent, as I understand it smoking a pipe isn't particularly dangerous compared to cigarettes, snuff, chewing tobacco, cigars, etc. When smoking a pipe the only contact with carcinogens is the smoke in your mouth. Chances
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by ruste 9y ago
It took me longer than I'd like to admit to figure out "blow paste" was a typo. Thanks for brightening my day with accidentally colorful language.
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by ruste 9y ago
I wonder if it's reasonable to go even further and say there's a negative correlation between spending and what someone gets out of college. I'd say that's certainly the case when restricted to certain fields. In this ca
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by ruste 9y ago
A significant chunk of the massive numbers people are throwing around talking about the cost of college comes from living expenses.
108.
by ruste 9y ago
Actually, I think this is at least part of the reason for increased healthcare costs. The consumer almost never the one paying for healthcare. It might help to lower healthcare costs if there was no longer a tax incentive for employers to u
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by ruste 9y ago
Gross profit. Not Net profit. They made a tenth of that after all other costs are considered. [1] 13.6 billion spread over 2.1 million employees works out to about a $6500 per year raise or about $3.10 per hour given 2087 working hours in a
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by ruste 9y ago
It's kind of interesting that we've come full circle. We started with pocket watches and moved to wristwatches when it was too inconvenient to take something out of your pocket to check the time in the trenches of WWI. Now we&#x27
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by ruste 9y ago
I think it's more likely the bubble that bursts is in the loan market. Loads of speculators moving college debt around until everyone realizes that nobody can pay back their student loans making the debt worthless. Everyone panics and
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by ruste 9y ago
It's already been mentioned that putting cars in the tunnels increases the usefulness of the tunnels quickly without requiring a large network of tunnels right off the bat. I think it's always possible to convert the tunnels to tr
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by ruste 10y ago
This is really cool! Next time I need CAD software I know where to look. Maybe I'll actually buy a 3d printer and start playing around now that there's a good modeling software option.
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by ruste 10y ago
Except the very first paragraph states that the reason for the suit was that the contractors were not appropriately following Medicare guidelines. "...in which the plaintiffs alleged that Medicare contractors were inappropriately apply
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by ruste 10y ago
That case was against Medicare contractors. Not Medicare.
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by ruste 10y ago
You can have the procedure done then sue them when they won't pay for what they're contractually obligated to. You don't generally get a hospital bill until the procedure is done.
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by ruste 10y ago
The Moto G does this. The cover I bought from motorola replaces the entire back of the phone.
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by ruste 10y ago
This is the best explanation I've seen so far.
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by ruste 10y ago
Except you can sue your insurance provider if they deny you coverage for something that they're obligated to cover. You wouldn't be able to sue the government. Edit: Let me also add this; when you sign up for health insurance you&
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by ruste 10y ago
Higher compression ratio allows better fuel efficiency. Supercharging forces more fuel and air into the same cylinder.

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