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by tajd 7y ago
The Master and Margarita is one of the best novels I've read this year too. It is funny and is so fresh with its humour, despite being several decades old.
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by tajd 7y ago
Hero, thanks. We teach a module on renewable energy at my uni and it's interesting to get the big picture perspective on the use of wind turbines.
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by tajd 7y ago
PhDs are fundamentally not about a team effort. They are about recognising a single persons ability to produce and communicate novel research in a highly specific area. Unrealistic expectations are as much a part of this process as they are
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by tajd 7y ago
I think it's going to be as soon as you lose your ability to maneuver - i.e. as soon as you moor to another vessel in this case.
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by tajd 7y ago
It's something a little bit bigger, but it gives you a good idea of what's used to propel ships.
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by tajd 7y ago
Knowing what you know now, how would you manage this situation again?
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by tajd 7y ago
Me too. I find that I use the writing process to identify what I'm really trying to communicate. I see that it is important to get the text on the page, but I can't seem to move on until I can't reduce the writing before losi
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by tajd 7y ago
Oh wow, I had never heard of that. I mean, the trench is deep but it isn't so deep you wouldn't ever have to worry about it again. I guess the perspective of the people at the time was that it would probably all be alright - or no
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by tajd 7y ago
Yeah - I really enjoyed it. Takes a somewhat more humanities based approach towards describing the history and understanding the relevance of running for humans. It inspired me to get out there and put some more miles in.
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by tajd 7y ago
There is a story that a significant amount of debris from London was dumped in the Thames - some in the vicinity of Redsands Forts [1]. This rubble makes for some fantastic fishing opportunities - the distribution of fishing boats on a summ
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by tajd 7y ago
BJJ could be one to try if you have patience left?
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by tajd 7y ago
I found "Stasiland" by Anna Funder a good read if you don't mind reading a more general history of the Stasi. There are a few examples in there I believe.
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by tajd 7y ago
Or tests suites for checking formulae or how the said formulae are applied across the spreadsheet?
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by tajd 8y ago
This comment gets it.
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by tajd 9y ago
Ah, I have not kept myself well informed enough. Thanks for clarifying!
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by tajd 9y ago
It entirely depends on your perspective. I think the article is relatively balanced on either side, both stating the positives and negatives for the property market failing and also making tongue in cheek remarks about Londoners. Personally
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by tajd 9y ago
I work in the morning from 0700/0800 to 1600/1700, I find that a mid-afternoon session perks up so I can crank out a few more hours. I could stay longer than that at work of course, but it would be of little benefit to anyone as I
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by tajd 9y ago
Same here, that and keeping a written record of the tasks I'm specifically working on means I have a good track of what I've done and what I need to do next. I must look pretty special with the amount of notes I take, but it'
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by tajd 9y ago
Please could it be possible to view a snippet - just to get an idea of how you do this. Cheers!
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by tajd 9y ago
Someone has to.