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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Why would I be worried?
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
You speak of civilized nations, but very generally. I'll ask my friend from Donetsk for the list.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Well the PM who nursed this just lost the election. But I suspect most Fins agree with the decision.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Very few lives because of the high standards, loads of luck and extraordinary courage of first responders. Lets not forget the helicopter crews at Chernobyl knew they were flying to a certain, slow, painful death and did so without a comp
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Good. I hate reading Italian newspapers and seeing how many English words are used when perfectly well known Italian words exist. How is it that I, an "Italian as a Third language" speaker, who only lived there for four years can
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
His autobiography.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Well there are those pesky pictures of Hunter smoking crack while saying he's clean on a federal gun background check. Thats a biggie. Also, unless he was in Reno, paying for prostitutes is illegal.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Or the same crime stated 34 different ways. Prosecutors do this all the time
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Im sure the workflow is complicated, just like you said. Im sure lots of Console licenses and Ansys licenses are being used. And yet here's Newey drawing on a piece of paper . And he hardly looks like a young chap in the 80s. Who kn
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Obviously they use computers. My point is that Newley, (claims at least) to do his design work on paper. Which, is not that surprising. If you're good enough to have a draughtman digitize your designs for you, you're free to draw
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
What does winter mean at 80 000 ft and Mach 3? The jet stream is insanely fast at that altitude mixing the air, and at Mach 3 the surface weather changes in fractions of a minute.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Adrian Newley is aerodynamist and the current chief designer of Red Bull (current champions and top of the season). He has won more F1 champions than any other designer. He draws his cars on paper. Granted, I'm sure someone digitizes
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Cool, I didn't know you needed all this "paraphernalia" back then. Now I want a vintage fountain pen
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
No. They're two different disciplines. There can and is an intersection but the goals of science and engineering are fundamentally different.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
I think the OP is pointing out his observation that the folks who argue for drug decriminalization are also the ones most likely to be offended by the idea that medicinal drugs, like an antibiotic, be obtainable without a prescription.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Sorry, did you mean fountain or dip pen?
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
I should add this is for my local ER. Although I've never had a long wait in the US (my wife has), my local ER is literally half empty every time I go there, and the triage area 100% empty.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"Also what a joy of getting that bill literally a year later, you'd think they would have due dates of when they have to send these out!" I thought they do, in fact, and the bill expires if not sent out in time.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Miracle land, and it's probably unsustainable. The hospital is large, but opened just over a year ago. My guess is that my neighbors haven't incorporated it into their routines. Also, where I live there are five (?) Hospitals with
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
They're not a scientific organization. They're the professional association for two specific types of engineer, electrical and electronic.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
I live in the US. Every trip to the ER has had <5 min. waits. They're so fast, last time my kid had a fever I went there because the after hours pediatrician was a ten minute drive (10>5). So you millage may vary.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Racing for example. F1 is open to women, and yet women have their own racing league
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"You're playing with fire, as Elizabeth Warren learned the hard way." Lol. Years later, when the whole Sen. Warren thing happened, I chuckled and thought to myself "these Southern girls.. it never fails!" (Warren&#
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"knowing how to wrap a book in a protective cover when you take it with you, " Did you grow up in a poor country? My mom used to do that when I was a kid. After we moved to N America I only saw it done once. Its actually quite lo
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
During my sojourn in The South I learned quickly that every Southern Belle fancies herself a descendant of Pocahontas when Id charm them by asking: "Are you part native American?" (In fairness to them though, native blood in the S
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
When I read the title I was just blown away by the stupidity.
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
"A cure must but be worse than the disease." I meant: "A cure CANNOT be worse than the disease." - autocorrect fail
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Not much, and a good argument against gold bugs is "why gold"? The problem for the West is that we've put all our eggs in the dollar basket. Our prosperity presume that the people with natural resources and the people that bu
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Obviously! That would be illegal. The trick is that the people paying the fees know that: - you're well connected - you'll be back in government as soon as the administrations change. Or do you really think Biden (or Trump, or D
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by sbaiddn 4y ago
Of course! But they're not technically illegal. So you can charge hundreds of thousands of dollars plus expenses for a one hour talk. They make more per performance than most of the biggest music stars. Consider that the "Friend

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