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Do it like New Zealand, write about the victims only. Don't give in to the urge to feed the longings for name of the suspects.
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Watching this show about the FBI profilers on Netflix qualifies me to respond here :-) In a sense even the serial killer can be seen/understood as a victim of the society. What made him into what he is is the unwanted part of the socie
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5y ago
He can do what everyone can do. Live a more conscious life, consume less, buy high quality consumer products that last longer, re-use reduce recycle, talk about it, advocate better choices. Consume greenery/renewable energy, take publi
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5y ago
There is an awareness of power consumption of data centres. Why not start marketing code to power consumption metrics? What about fastest-to-market and above average code base = marketing argument? Or even scientific paper? I think here is
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5y ago
I was also wondering where in Oxford Falls the cables land. Oxford Falls is a small suburb north of Sydney and it is ... Inland and high up. There are multiple satellite dishes from Optus, Telstra and others in Oxford Falls on Oxford Falls
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5y ago
At least in my circle no one is asking to pass the 'chocolate hazelnut spread' everyone calls it Nutella, even if it is not the Ferrero brand. Not US
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8y ago
I'm aware that these standards exist and are being used. My question was more on the engineering process that uses them. E.g. a Process design that is developed into Flow sheets , then PI&D until it is built. Developments of PFD an
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8y ago
I'm curious, does anyone know of documented cases where RFCs have been used in non-software related engineering environments? E.g. manufacturing, equipment design, chemical process design etc.
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Of course they matter. Ideally the decision that was made 6 months ago under the conditions/restraints was the right one back then. Since then circumstances might have changed that would result in a different decision 6 months ago if
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8y ago
Aren't the bug templates on github the same approach. A template to ensure key questions are addressed and information provided. The key is to find the sweet spot on asking just enough and not much time for something that might not go
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9y ago
The Ma’aden Aluminium refinery and smelter complex is the world’s largest, lowest cost fully integrated aluminum facility.[1] The smelter as well as the alumina refiner have been operational since 2014.[2] [1] http://www.maaden.c
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9y ago
Correct, initial bids rarely match the final cost in this part of the world. They also are highly dependent on the level of detail and soundness of the specification/scope that was bid for.
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Having worked on 2 multi billion dollar projects in Saudi and UAE the price the bids are in very rarely is the final total cost of a contract or purchase order. Ongoing changes, corrections, under preforming suppliers that have underestimat
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9y ago
I much rather have window cleaning and fixing road pavement automated than looking after my kids and the elderly. I doubt that the machine or robot will be able to convey the empathy required for people interaction.
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That is correct. The structural integrity of the platforms is only one aspect. How would you check/ensure that it is still fit for purpose? Another aspect I read on this topic and remember from the Brent Spar [1] case is that the cavit
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I also had my fair share with nuclear power plant design and power plant design in general in the past. From that time I have kept a rather moderate/positive view of the technology. However 'we' seem to be implementing it so
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10y ago
Same thought here, the news was submitted 7 times but yours is the only comment. I understand that Musk would supply it 'per contract' within 100 days (and getting paid for it) or for free it it takes Tesla more than 100 days. Wha