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by tigershark 3y ago
I would say that the best part of the article is: “Some of you haven't had blisters from overusing your pestle and it shows.”
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by tigershark 3y ago
Not true. The graphite needs two magnets, not one like in the video.
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by tigershark 3y ago
He didn’t even try to explain the levitating video displaying the Meissner effect..
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by tigershark 3y ago
As far as I understand there is no real explanation for the measurements and the video demonstrating the Meissner effect apart from faking it. The Reddit thread that you posted alleges that they were faking the video by super-cooling a non-
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by tigershark 3y ago
“Both papers present similar measurements” I’m not a physicist expert of superconductors, although I’ve followed quite closely that field since the ‘90s. But if the measurements are similar and correct and if the video of lk-99 levitating a
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by tigershark 3y ago
There is also a video posted above from where the photo is taken and it doesn’t look fake.
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by tigershark 3y ago
This tells me that you never really looked at functional languages, not even used them. The power of ADT, especially when using a comprehensive pattern matching expression, is pretty difficult to emulate in the OOP world without a ton of co
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by tigershark 4y ago
Not really, it depends from the application. Even something like 20 years ago the CCDs available at the time were capable of astrometric measure of star magnitudes with 1/100 of magnitude precision using some control stars.
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by tigershark 4y ago
Your view of the story is completely flawed. Your first point is false. There is no regulation that forces banks to buy long term government bonds. There is some regulation that forces them to have a certain percentage of capital tier 1 t
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by tigershark 4y ago
No, it didn’t have a liquidity problem, it was insolvent. The value of all its assets marked to market are less than its liabilities.
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by tigershark 4y ago
There is also an inverse Cramer tracker to bet against King Mierdas: https://nypost.com/2023/03/03/inverse-cramer-etf-lets-invest...
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by tigershark 4y ago
No their model has nothing to do with VC. Maybe it would be useful if at least you read the definition on Wikipedia before trying to pass completely incorrect notions as truth? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedge_fund
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by tigershark 4y ago
Go is from 2009, so well before 2013. Google photos was launched 4 years after Apple photos on iCloud, so I wouldn’t call it innovative.
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by tigershark 4y ago
The why should be clearly explained in the Jira ticket associated with the commit. Comments are useful only to explain non obvious corner cases and invariant. You can write whatever you want in your Jira instead of polluting the code for ev
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by tigershark 4y ago
I got an even weirder experience. I asked him to calculate the uk annual pension allowance given a specific adjusted income and he correctly cited the current rule, explained it and wrote the correct formula to calculate it. But somehow he
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by tigershark 4y ago
It’s not particularly indicated for serious deep sky astronomy given the small exit pupil of just 3mm. The eye pupil is easily double than that in the dark. I think that the 8x56 is much better for that given the 7mm exit pupil.
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by tigershark 4y ago
1 Month TSLA: -40%, GM: -15%, Ford: -18%, STLA: -7%
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by tigershark 4y ago
Yeah, of course coal-rolling maga hats can’t wait to buy an electric car.
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by tigershark 4y ago
1m to date: TSLA -40% AMZN -11% AAPL -10% GOOG -8% MSFT -2% NFLX -1% META +5% These numbers seem to directly contradict your thesis that TSLA decline is just a consequence of the tech market decline, given that the second bigg
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by tigershark 4y ago
Yeah, obviously alienating the target market for your company will destroy your deliveries and your stock price. Shanghai factory is currently shut down and it will continue the shutdown also in January. The cars are currently sold with a 7
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by tigershark 4y ago
And let’s not forget the 14 engines static fire earlier that put it just behind SLS power with less than half the engines: https://www.space.com/spacex-starship-super-heavy-14-engine-...
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by tigershark 4y ago
"Let's be very honest again," Bolden said in a 2014 interview. "We don't have a commercially available heavy lift vehicle. Falcon 9 Heavy may someday come about. It's on the drawing board right now. SLS is real
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by tigershark 4y ago
Starship is fully reusable so it will cost a small fraction of falcon heavy to send a much bigger payload. The cost of sending a payload to orbit will plummet once starship is operative. More importantly Falcon Heavy uses the Merlin engines
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by tigershark 4y ago
Ah ok, so this is why after a certain amount of clicks of the mouse I am at the end of the Internet. I still remember the time when Internet was much bigger than 40 clicks. Hopefully someone will disrupt you soon and give us back the real I
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by tigershark 4y ago
Inside IR35 or outside?
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by tigershark 4y ago
Automatic transmission is much worse than manual in mountain roads and uphill. But I always forget that a lot of people have no idea on how to drive uphill with manual transmission.
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by tigershark 4y ago
Alphafold demonstrated beyond any reasonable doubt that crystallography by itself is useless in certain circumstances. There are plenty of research groups working on crystallography that found the correct solution only combining their data
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by tigershark 4y ago
The increased resolution is extremely important given that the diffraction threshold is function of the wavelength and the mirror diameter. And you can clearly see that in the MIRI images at a longer wavelength that have a noticeably lower
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by tigershark 4y ago
45 minutes as of now, it’s getting ridiculous..
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by tigershark 4y ago
Spacex has literally no competition. No one else has reusable rockets and starship will soon be a rapid reusable heavy launch vehicle.

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