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by seatac76 2y ago
I agree energy undergirds the contemporary India Russia relationship but that is a very recent phenomena, a product of Russia’s war on Ukraine. India buys it because it is cheap and helps with post pandemic recovery. There is no guarantee I
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by seatac76 2y ago
It will eventually, that’s where things are headed. India-Russia relationship has significantly dwindled, truth is there isn’t much commonality there. You can actually see the propaganda coming from the Russian side to sow distrust between
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by seatac76 2y ago
Indian food is not all heavy greasy curries though, I imagine the day to day cuisine is much healthier than Chicken Tikka Masala.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Too much smoke for there not to be a fire.
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by seatac76 2y ago
It probably makes sense for a CEO who is direction setting and probably has other defined methods of feedback collections. For normals ICs 1:1s are crucial for career development. You absolutely need a space to talk candidly with your manag
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by seatac76 2y ago
Good stuff. Very consistent program to moon they have there.
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by seatac76 2y ago
A 10:1 split, this could run to a $1000 again in a couple years.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Finally. This will be great for indie artists and venues. Hopefully all the local older venues we have here in the US can have a cheaper option to help them flourish.
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by seatac76 2y ago
Peace in Europe is a bit of an outlier [1]. The period you refer to is also not a good example given Europe’s peace since WW2 has been more a product of American support and might than European identity. I think Europe was far more ethnical
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More Layoffs at Tesla(theverge.com)
11 points by seatac76 2y ago|0 comments
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What is the inherent worth of Wild Spaces?(bittersoutherner.com)
4 points by seatac76 2y ago|0 comments
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by seatac76 2y ago
How much of this due to flight controllers and aircraft crew being overworked. Looks like the FAA is starting to take action https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/19/us/faa-to-increase-time-off-b...
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by seatac76 2y ago
The CCP really did a number on perception here with their thousand talents program and the naked espionage efforts. It is not right if this is racial profiling but the blame for it is on the CCP. The article itself mentions that the numbers
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by seatac76 2y ago
[1] Illegal nuclear proliferation [2] Potential terrorism, it is a breeding ground for it. Lot of past perpetrators got training, planned it there or had some connection. [1] https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/five-men
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by seatac76 3y ago
Looks like they were able to miniaturize a lot of the components. Looks much cleaner and the dexterity looks much improved too.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Finally. Between the market dominance via Live Nation and Ticketmaster merge. The venue exclusivity contracts they insist upon. They are a grotesque monopoly.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Beautiful article. Glad to see Bitter Southerner here. They have a wonderful perspective of the South. If y’all are in the market for a good coffee table book: Waffle House Vistas is very interesting. Link: https://bsgeneralstore
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by seatac76 3y ago
Mine showed up really stressed. Leaves were all crumbly, I had to prune it back to nothing but tender stems, hopefully it survives. So far very little glow. As others have said, it’s easier to see in total darkness or using long exposure an
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by seatac76 3y ago
It’s also not a Boeing problem, they don’t make the engine.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Worst possible time to have a technical issue. Feel bad for the crew, they couldn’t do anything in this situation. Does anyone have any theories what could have gone wrong technically?
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by seatac76 3y ago
Agree with others just take the train to Tokyo Station or Shinigawa station. If it’s your first time just remember to exit on the gate that is staffed because gate adjustments can get tricky. The ticket I selected at NRT was apparently no
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by seatac76 3y ago
Fantastic read! If y’all are into this kind of stuff I highly recommend reading “The Song of the cell” by Siddhartha Mukherjee[1], it is one of the best books I’ve read that made the topic of biology approachable. [1] https://ww
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by seatac76 3y ago
The choice of cells as a fundamental unit is interesting, I guess it’s better than a color coded gradient map. But this will still suffer from centroid issues.
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by seatac76 3y ago
I mean if you had the pedigree these people have, the right move is to leave a big company and go start your own thing, there is simply a lot more upside there. You’d be foolish to stay with a big company, not sure what Google could have do
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by seatac76 3y ago
I was curious too. Did some sleuthing, it looks more like Punjab. I think that’s to block drone infiltration from Pakistan [1]. It does change going back to 14th March there is no jamming in the region, US and Europe blobs also reduced, so
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by seatac76 3y ago
Drug Cartels most likely. That area is frequently jammed.
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by seatac76 3y ago
In order of safety. - Used distilled water. - Used boiled water. Use the salt packets with both. It has been amazing for me during the allergy season. But have to be careful.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Yeah would almost certainly be ITAR controlled no way core tech like this gets outsourced.
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by seatac76 3y ago
Oh wow I was expecting some really bad turbulence. Saw the WSJ video of the passenger who mentioned that the pilot told him “he lost his instruments”, how does this even happen aren’t they supposed to have redundancy.
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by seatac76 3y ago
If this does indeed happen China would rather go at it alone. It’s behind Russia in nuclear tech, ahead in space tech. 10 years is enough to close the nuclear gap.

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