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sunstone
7y ago
The Norwegians say,"There's no such thing as bad weather just bad clothing." :) But more seriously in poor weather if you don't have to pedal very much and you have a "fat tire" e-bike [1] you may find it
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sunstone
7y ago
This article has more than a few issues. I believe I've seen recently that Tesla is now on Version 3 of the these tile's mounting and interconnecting hardware. Tesla really wants to be sure their tech is bullet proof before they
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sunstone
7y ago
Last year in the Netherlands more e-bikes were bought than regular bikes. And on average the e-bikes cost twice as much as the regular bikes. What the Dutch have discovered is that an e-bike is more of a substitute for a car rather than fo
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sunstone
7y ago
If calculus was taught with the concepts of nonstandard analysis rather than the tiresome and archaic "limit as delta x approaches zero" stuff, the world would be an improved place.
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sunstone
7y ago
How do you test that the "earth" connection is really good enough to redirect the current in that direction when need be?
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sunstone
7y ago
Bed bugs are manageable if you know that they are very susceptible to heat. They are very mobile at night and can travel 100 or 200 metres (as I recall). The strategy then is divide and conquer. Choose one room and seal it off with maskin
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sunstone
7y ago
It's a Murdoch publication after all. Try not to set your sights too high.
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sunstone
7y ago
Jeez Deng can't you lighten up a bit here? I'm trying to hit 1000 and you're not really helping.
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sunstone
7y ago
Ok so now you're just showing off. :)
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sunstone
7y ago
Alister MacLeod wasn't published until he was forty and didn't publish the fabulous novel "No Great Mischief" until he was 63.
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sunstone
7y ago
Frosty the snow man on a somewhat larger scale.
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sunstone
7y ago
I'm definitely surprised not to see Japan amongst the most patient.
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sunstone
7y ago
I really enjoyed "The Summing Up" by Somerset Maugham
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sunstone
7y ago
Yeah graphene is like lasers 40 years ago.
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sunstone
7y ago
So FB is much like Yahoo a generation ago. The cool kids have checked out but the parents are still hanging on.
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sunstone
7y ago
Here's a learning process you can do on your own at your local pool, lake or ocean. The problem with learning to swim is that there are perhaps a half a dozen independent motor skills needed and it's hard to learn them all at onc
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sunstone
7y ago
The problem with this is that the current is constant. When doing a long set I sometimes accent the arms and the legs alternately over say 200m. Well typically three lengths of arms and one length of kick dominated effort. The thing is th
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sunstone
7y ago
Even very talented swimmers can have shoulder problems from over training. That's what cortisone shots are for.
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sunstone
7y ago
Ditto here, but I can understand that some men might not be so blase about it.
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sunstone
7y ago
I have known and worked with several mainland raised Chinese and there is no doubt that the schools in China teach anti-American propaganda. Whereas America does not teach any anti-Chinese propaganda in their schools. This is really kind o
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sunstone
7y ago
If I'm not mistaken Qualcomm recently lost the lawsuit related to their licensing process. Not sure if it's in appeals now or not though.
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sunstone
7y ago
Nice place to hang out in the Western European time zone.
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sunstone
7y ago
Shaken but not stirred.
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sunstone
7y ago
The ugly part of this is that if drivers get used to self driving in reasonable weather then, in the one percent of the time (or less) when conditions get really horrible, their driving skills won't be up to the challenge. However as
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sunstone
7y ago
Personally I've kept with the old style by using https://old.reddit.com/r/topic1+topic2+topic3
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sunstone
7y ago
This is very short sighted behaviour on the part of China. Clearly world business will avoid the country if they feel their personal security is at risk due to political interference in the judicial system. International supply chains wil
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sunstone
7y ago
If I'm not mistaken a typical container ship can have over 5000 containers onboard, and in this case several were full of cocaine. That's close to "needle in a haystack" territory. I have a feeling a lot of containers
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sunstone
7y ago
If you got fired for cause twice, definitely not a good sign. If you got "laid off" twice because you got up the nose of your boss then that's not so bad, there's lots of jerk bosses, team leads etc. If you got laid of
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sunstone
7y ago
This is definitely going to happen. There'll be western/liberal/democratic trading group and the repressive/dictatorial/despot trading group. Actually, This has been the case for sometime but now it's clear t
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sunstone
7y ago
Buyers always like to encourage competition.
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