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Faraday's Lectures(engineerguy.com)
3 points by stazz1 7y ago|0 comments
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Michael Faraday's “The Chemical History of a Candle” [pdf](engineerguy.com)
3 points by stazz1 7y ago|0 comments
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Dynamic Periodic Table(ptable.com)
6 points by stazz1 7y ago|0 comments
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by stazz1 7y ago
Paul Stamets 2019: not, the survival of the fittest. it is: the extension of generosity of surplus to other members in the ecological community to build biodiversity not the individual that survives but the community that survives http
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by stazz1 7y ago
There's something there -- if you can translate time or resource savings into value
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by stazz1 7y ago
Check out the original patent here https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/26/65/c7/c647a84...
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by stazz1 7y ago
Lame. Freedom of Speech is dead with this one.
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Reasons to Wear a Kimono(japan-talk.com)
1 points by stazz1 7y ago|0 comments
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by stazz1 7y ago
Notable Quotes: Let the future tell the truth and evaluate each one according to his work and accomplishments. The present is theirs; the future, for which I really worked, is mine. Money does not represent such a value as men have placed u
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by stazz1 7y ago
It might seem entirely unrelated, but I have started rising before the sun so I can catch the sunrise and subsequently reap the "brightest slice of the day" and it has increased my general productivity
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A Tesla Valve(en.wikipedia.org)
197 points by stazz1 7y ago|42 comments
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by stazz1 7y ago
Somewhat relevant, Lissajous Curves are a way of turning ratios of the Interval into oscilloscopic lines
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by stazz1 7y ago
The erudite of the LRB might never understand the simple and unexaggerated beauty of Mark Twain nor David Foster Wallace. Perhaps the only thing less appealing than a dissenting opinion is an op-ed to ride the coattails of success and make
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by stazz1 7y ago
Because number of citations equates to success how again? The university obsession with number of citations is just as dubious as GDP
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The Beautiful Art of Utagawa Kuniyoshi(cuinine.com)
8 points by stazz1 7y ago|0 comments
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by stazz1 7y ago
"As you can see, Google estimates that there are probably at least 10 pages for your search and you can go “next”. Yes, you can skip some pages, but you cannot skip to a page number 50194, because, again: No one wants that It’s costly
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by stazz1 7y ago
Wow, "holding the economy hostage," i think you nailed it on the head.
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by stazz1 7y ago
If you consider the many non-optimal ways a puzzle piece fits into a puzzle, rejection might actually be a blessing in disguise. Stay inspired, it's Stanford's loss. In general, all you need to make connections is a smile and ac
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by stazz1 7y ago
Liquidity! because there's not enough oil to soothe the gears of the economy? Or is the root cause people hoarding money instead of pushing it back into the world?
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by stazz1 7y ago
Full Disclosure: one of the developers of Japanese Complete here. We are aiming at providing learners with a full path to native-level comprehension and fluency. We estimate it'll take ambitious learners 3-5 years to complete everythi
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by stazz1 7y ago
I did not mean to be adversarial, I think you brought up some excellent points, and I thank you for the opportunity to organize thought on the matter. Your observation that radio will always have advertisements is unchallengeable, it'
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by stazz1 7y ago
I don't read books with ads, I don't watch films with ads, I don't listen to music with ads. One-way broadcast technologies where one suckles at the teat of momma-Media-empire will come with ads because baby cannot help but
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by stazz1 7y ago
The Pauli Exclusion principle also fascinating with regards to music, if you consider that waves must be engaged, but only some intensities and some phases will do. Hollow cavities and their acoustics explain the living potential of sound,
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by stazz1 7y ago
Learning how to create games with Unity is fun. If you want something more basic with immediate results, RPG maker was always a grand fascination.