tagoregrtst

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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
How so? Are you implying that the only way out of the current West-East impasse is through the death of its leaders? This is not how it panned out in Cuba, China, North Korea, Venezuela, etc.
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
The technology has existed for the better part of 100 years now, and only myopic number crunchers who drove American car manufacturers to the ground kept the suspension from going into the mustang. However, the Escalade should probably stil
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Made a whopper of a mistake. Pittsburgh has over 2000 bridges.
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Pittsburgh is having a rebirth in the last ten years. Before that, it was bleeding population for 50 years
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Pittsburgh has well over 200 bridges. It’d be a failure every 5 years. Ill stick to our current failure rate, thank you. IT “reliability” rates isn't that impressive in other fields of engineering.
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
The Chavez beret? That’s left ;)
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Color photography has been around for a long time, but wasn't practical until after the war. But, consider all the color films from before the war. There must have been a color method for there to be a movie!
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Now that you mention it. Ouch
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Field of depth is, de facto, determined by the sensor size. FoD is why SLR guys like me salivate over a 1.4 50 mm lens, not the added stop of light (especially not if you’re using digital - up the ISO)
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Well, there is sensitivity. No contest, digital wins. But ya, digital photos are usually blah.
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
“ You can't open up more medical schools because the American Medical Association has lobbied for decades and use their accreditation authority to put a cap on the number of seats in med schools in the US. ” Thats what I was implying,
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
No, my judegement wouldn't be different if a similar number of “healthy, athletic” were somehow pegged as high COVID risk (perhaps a genetic marker?). What forms my opinion are their small numbers. Its easy to cater to the exception,
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Im not willing to build society around a theoretical risk for a very small population that is alive only because of artificial means. Writ large, its immoral failing Kant’s categorical imperative. Massive utilitarian fail (you got to count
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
People are afraid to die, and some people will do anything to lower the risk (ironically, life is still 100% fatal). These people will get angry at you for something dangerous even if you don't endanger them! If you rode motorcycles yo
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Polio doesn't require boosters every three months and a redesigned vaccine every 18 (as they’re developing now)
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Endemic also means, particularly in the context of disease, widely present in the area. Endemic for COVID, therefore, means that theres no locking it out because its everywhere. And since COVID can jump species, its done. Game over. It will
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
This. Adults have offloaded as much of the burden of the pandemic on young people as possible. - Suicide rates are through the roof - Developmentally delays - Societal debt And it goes on. Medical professional have it rough… oh well! Open u
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
The dollar is the world reserve currency. The extra printed money is diluted over an economy more than four times as large. France (now the EU) does the same thing by forcing its ex-colonies to use the convertible franc. France’s inflation
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
“ but the arc of history is bending towards less suffering.” I don't see it bending towards anything but increasingly vulgar, decadent, forms of violence.
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Rogan will defend himself; the CNN Dr. looked like an ass on the show. But in fairness, even then, Rogan attacked his employer and not the individual.
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older Shorter of breath and one day closer to death
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
If you’ve seen Neil Young comment on anything on TV… Rogan would eat him alive. I actually hate it when I agree with NY on a topic (quite often) because he makes my side look like the looney toon side.
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Rogan would have him on. And he’s a great conversationalist, very polite, so Young would be fine (incidentally that why I cant stand to listen to Rogan… too chill) And you’ve heard Young’s songs. “Keep on rockin’ in the free world” (?) is a
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
No need to racially charge it - sexually exploiting servants is a universal. Curiously, you said “rich white people” forgoing the one prejudice that actually does predict sexual exploitation - men!
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Could a turbo-pump can be thought of as a very bad transformer? able to transform a flow mv1 at a pressure P1 to mv2 P2 where their product, power is constant (except its way more lossy). Still, I think the water analogy is over used
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
If you put everything in the same place ppl end up being on crowded shoulder to shoulder - very difficult to walk 100 m to do what you need. Its like putting too many cores in a CPU without addressing the memory bus. Better an architecture
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
So old chips arent covered since cppyright didnt extend to lithography. Either way, change the lithography keeping the chip electrically the same and you’re good to go
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
I think the market is larger than we think (at least for a couple more gens mature chips) , but very fragmented. The analog desinger that wants a few hundred copies of a circuit using matched transistors. Ferrari willing to spend 10K a piec
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Thats an interesting comment. IANAL but The patent, how you’d typically protect the chips, have long expired. But the chip could have been protected as a work of art under copyright. However that would cover only a very similar layout of th
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by tagoregrtst 5y ago
Registration wall. Does the article say what he does with HF? Ive often thought home brew chip making at 70s scale would just be a lot of elbow grease, but definitely doable. Safety is not that hard. Chemicals not that bad. Nothing that Ame

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