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by spfzero 4y ago
I don't understand this: "Without such theory, claiming DM doesn't exist is simply stupid IMO." You are saying that without another theory to explain something, the current theory must be true because ... How does this l
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by spfzero 4y ago
Thank You!
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by spfzero 4y ago
>"you see, this open-source software is not or poorly maintained" They could just as easily be saying "wow, look at this OSS project, there are so many feature requests they can't keep up. Seems like it's valuabl
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by spfzero 4y ago
Except that you should demonstrate your responsibility in order to qualify to drive, first, before you start driving around. That's what the license and registration do, they constitute a couple of very easy "hoops" to jump t
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by spfzero 4y ago
The fact that he's opening a podcast with that, lets you know that he's talking about "fear" in a very narrow sense: of how he questions conversationally, and how he chooses podcast guests. It doesn't mean he's
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by spfzero 4y ago
You'd have to ban trees as well. Few people in my area have lawns, but all of their gardeners run the leaf blower for 20 minutes pushing the leaves around.
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by spfzero 4y ago
You might try getting into sales or pre-sales support. These roles expose you to the sales side of business, which is important on its own, but more, it will allow you to meet and observe lots of salespeople. Many will have the ambition nec
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by spfzero 4y ago
>there are many scenarios thinkable where a power outage for more than 8h could occur. Sure, and they thought of them, which is why they had generators as well as batteries.
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by spfzero 4y ago
A much higher fraction of high school students are going on to college today. High schools may not operate as if they are the end of the student's education anymore. They can pass off students to college assuming college will fix any d
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by spfzero 4y ago
I think most observers would put Intel in the category of companies that need to start making changes and invest in a new direction. If only because of the changing technological landscape at least, but for Intel also legacy, process, and c
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by spfzero 4y ago
But you don't get to see your idea work until you implement, sadly.
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by spfzero 4y ago
This is an important point. The green movement agenda is obviously mixed with something other than environmental concerns, or they would embrace nuclear.
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by spfzero 4y ago
One thing to remember about nuclear waste, or radioactive material in general, is that the high-level waste has the shortest half-life, and the longer half-life waste is low-level radioactive. With waste with a half-life of 10,000 years for
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by spfzero 4y ago
The majority of the man-made CO2 in the atmosphere today comes from power generation IIRC. A lot also comes from transportation, but less than power generation. If what you say took place, along with the solar and wind power advances that h
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by spfzero 4y ago
An outage that was caused by something that, through a rare confluence of events, also destroyed their outage-backup-plan. The plant could have easily dealt with most power outages. Not to say there isn't a lesson to be learned, obviou
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by spfzero 4y ago
When the cli app is called from another process which passes the arguments, and needs the results back fast?
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by spfzero 4y ago
Housing is a good investment as long as people can afford the rent, and want to live there. If people could not, or do not want to live there, the house stays vacant and it becomes a poor investment. When housing becomes a bad investment, v
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by spfzero 4y ago
Interesting argument. Wolves and dogs are behaviorally almost identical. Domestic cats and wild cats are as well. If you've ever been around feral cats or stray dogs, you know to stay well clear of them, as they revert to wild behavior
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by spfzero 4y ago
So this person has at the very least demonstrated that they will broadcast to the public details of their financial relationship with their employer. Not just to their friends, or their co-workers, but to their company's competitors an
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by spfzero 4y ago
The OA mentioned someone who lost an eye due to improper product design and the vendor was safely hidden behind several layers of false-front entities. I don't know how common that is, but buyers should be aware that many Amazon seller
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by spfzero 4y ago
Military spending on advanced spy telescopes like Keyhole lead to Hubble.
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by spfzero 4y ago
The OA points out it was, or was one of, the most cited papers in subsequent AB research. They make the argument that it has mislead many other researchers and cause a waste of many millions in funding. He's not an obscure guy in the f
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by spfzero 4y ago
Was going to mention Fossil. It's not exactly comparable to Gitea, but as far as hosting code it might fit a lot of people's needs.
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by spfzero 4y ago
I like the deleted-items-table suggestion the author makes. It's useful though, to think about the cases where you'd want to delete, say a customer with existing invoices. In one situation, you may have made a mistake and want to
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by spfzero 4y ago
The tools EEs used even IN the DOS days were already graphical. Tablets were used for input, pre-mouse. Workstations were expensive, because they were graphics workstations, not text terminals. The chips DOS ran on were designed on graphica
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by spfzero 4y ago
It helps avoid frailty and it allows you to continue exercising well into old age, for two things. It delays the downward spiral of poor fitness and weak bones that eventually does most of us in.
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by spfzero 4y ago
The fruit is the shitty diet.
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by spfzero 4y ago
I also read that with incredulity "but not an electricity problem". Germany generates lots of electricity from coal and gas, emitting lots of carbon dioxide. That's a problem.
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by spfzero 4y ago
The R number has never been that high, where did you get it from? If it were "2-3 people", every variant, except maybe the latest, would have infected every person on earth by now.
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by spfzero 4y ago
I agree with you. If the object was to convert overvalued stock, you would not just convert it to another overvalued stock, right?

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