thatcat

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by thatcat 8y ago
If flyash disposal, mining, carbon emission, and fracking were equally regulated then these regulations create incentive to R+D nuclear technology, making it more affordable. The results of a rigged race don't prove anything.
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by thatcat 8y ago
Your cost analysis neglects replacement, disposal costs for batteries, long term costs of carbon emission, and coal flyash disposal. The only reason nuclear is losing to gas and coal is because the externalities of the mess they make are du
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by thatcat 8y ago
Eschersketch's web app helps you sketch your own tessellations easily on desktop: https://levskaya.github.io/eschersketch/
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by thatcat 8y ago
The Gambler is probably the easiest to understand Dostoevsky novel I've read. It's a character analysis of himself written quickly to pay off his own gambling debts. I'd recommend this first, then Notes from the Underground,
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by thatcat 8y ago
Yes, insects are meat. The kernel of a nut is called nut meat, even though it is not made from muscle fibers. I think the line is drawn at poultry and fish sometimes because the input costs are so much lower than mammalian meat. CO2 taxes w
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by thatcat 8y ago
As the size of a set of rules approaches infinity, it becomes indistinguishable from selective enforcement.
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by thatcat 8y ago
They aren't in a three letter agency, they are low level public servants. Individuals in such a position must be held accountable for their own actions. The system of police unions protecting them is a different matter.
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by thatcat 8y ago
Observing someones approaches at solutions and proofs would be perceptual exposure to mathematical analysis.
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by thatcat 8y ago
I thought it was later found that the delayed gratification simply correlated with parental wealth and that is why it linked to positive outcomes later in life.
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by thatcat 8y ago
No, GPA is not uniform and seems like essentially a courtesy score - a way for teachers to rank how easy you made it for them to grade your work. I would hire based off metrics related to depth of knowledge in the field, experience, and cre
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by thatcat 8y ago
Did your reviews not ask for justification of the ratings?
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by thatcat 8y ago
Do you continue to ignore this information in the interview phase?
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by thatcat 8y ago
Is there a good English translation service for Chinese research?
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by thatcat 8y ago
Yoga with Adrienne is legit, thanks for the recommendation.
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by thatcat 8y ago
Really? It seems pretty easy to fall into a group dynamic where one person gets the technical debt dumped on them while the other handles the non technical aspects. This is because it is easier to not communicate and just do everything you
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by thatcat 8y ago
Yes, I certainly think we should follow basic logic. I worked at a greenhouse. Historical data is obviously not based on current plant genetics. Do you think people use a greenhouse in midsummer? There is clearly a maximum temperature that
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by thatcat 8y ago
CO2 is one variable of many. Temperature is more important because it determines what enzymes can work efficiently. It's unlikely that current plants would survive the accompanying temperature changes that would occur if CO2 significan
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by thatcat 8y ago
>you learn more about sports from reading than watching I'm not sure that's true, game tapes - if strategically cut together - can be very effective in teaching strategy and individual techniques for sports. Video games can als
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by thatcat 8y ago
People are usually bored doing math hw, but most people would still consider it "productive and interesting" once they are doing it. If you smoke weed and become more actively engaged with the boring activity of math hw, you becom
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by thatcat 8y ago
It could work, but it would be easier and cheaper to introduce uncertainty in other ways.
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by thatcat 8y ago
What is the course you are referring to? This is a pay walled article.
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by thatcat 8y ago
Guess they should have bought btc with those student loans, eh? /s
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by thatcat 8y ago
That's the defense against removing amalgam that has already been introduced, it's safer locked away than trying to drill it out and risking high level exposure.
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by thatcat 8y ago
Thank you very much for the explanation. I'm not really familiar with the empirical methodology or equipment required to measure pressure between two surfaces.
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by thatcat 8y ago
Lowering tire pressure widens the base of the tire, changing the contact area(A) and adds some shock absorbing. The fundamental equation still applies to static conditions. Figure 3 on page 279 explains it. https://www.researchga
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by thatcat 8y ago
Exactly: a correct source is a correct source. No need to reserve legitimacy exclusively for paid journals. Maybe the source could be cited through internet archive or other so that the document is definitely the same version as the one see
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by thatcat 8y ago
Hm, my mistake, thanks for the link. Total weight is related to pressure through the formula: P = F/A. Weight is F.
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by thatcat 8y ago
Exactly, compaction is the result of pressure. If you're at <~ 1000 psi and there won't be compaction on any soil type in dry conditions.
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by thatcat 8y ago
The damage to the soil occurs mostly when turning, especially 180 degrees at the row end. The extent of damage depends on the wheels ability to articulate to the proper angles. The tracked vehicle can't change angles and pushes everyth
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by thatcat 8y ago
This is especially true for clay type soils that don't rebound as quickly or fully when compacted. When compacted beyond a certain pressure, the roots can't break through any longer. Small robots won't cause this though, it r

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