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Just to make this explicit: you're designing a second stage that will initially fly on some other company's first stage? Given the tight integration between stages on current launchers, does that tie you to a single launch provid
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Any time you get enough deaf people in one place, who don't already have a signed language, they invent one. In times and places where signed languages have been suppressed, they've popped up all over the place at schools for the
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6y ago
If they stop paying you, do they just lose the reporting, or can they no longer grease things? If they can still grease, I'd think that'd be easier to swallow. They can always stop paying if they're not seeing ongoing value.
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6y ago
This is a huge loss. Whenever I get stuck on a WebGl or OpenGl problem, invariably I find an answer or some sample code that Gregg has written that helps me right through it. I also worked with him on a graphics team many years ago, and it
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Done Answering [WebGL] Questions Stack Overflow
(games.greggman.com)
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I don't use Google voice, and it's only ever been this phone. It started right after an OS upgrade last year, so it seemed much more likely to be OnePlus than TMobile.
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6y ago
I'm about to replace my OnePlus 5T. Last year it started garbling the incoming audio from outgoing phone calls, about 50% of the time. This week it garbled an incoming phone call, so I really can't put off upgrading any longer.
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I wonder how many site swaps make interesting braids. You have some discretion in where the plaits go [inside vs. outside throws, crossing vs. non-crossing simultaneous throws if unspecified], which would help.
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6y ago
Well, it was by some book in 1400AD [according to https://www.haggardhawks.com/post/neverthriving ], but I've been juggling for 30+ years, including at festivals throughout the US and Europe, and never heard the wo
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6y ago
Look for the "H" on the helipad.
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6y ago
Hey, in addition to all the cancer-survival stuff, congratulations on your marriage!
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6y ago
NASA has a goal to solve physics; we'll see how they do.
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Another I learned from an ASL class years ago: Do the sign for "milk" with you hand moving across your face. It's "past your eyes" milk.
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This. When I was using OpenSCAD about 10 years ago, I immediately found it very intuitive and easy to use for simple things. But for anything complex, I ran into this sort of thing constantly. At the time the documentation of the language
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6y ago
I'll never try the product for that reason. They spammed me at work, then on LinkedIn, then cold-called my cellphone [which I really hate to be called on by anyone I don't know]. I demanded to be taken off their contact list, an
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6y ago
A landing page that's completely blank if cookies are blocked by default isn't the greatest sell, especially for a dev tool. Cool idea, though, once I could see it.
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6y ago
Am I reading this right, that even if it's an employer-provided plan, you can't do paycheck withholding? That seems like a big speed-bump. I have a DAF myself, and really love the way it separates the tax event [donating apprecia
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6y ago
Are you looking for technical how-it-works stuff, or more political/environmental things, including safety and waste disposal? For the latter, I liked "Power To Save The World" by Gwyneth Cravens. For the former, I've
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6y ago
Lots of great suggestions here! I'll add "If On A Winter's Night A Traveler" by Italo Calvino. It's the only book I've ever read in the second person, an amazing and successful experiment in form. I've nev
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6y ago
It's point-to-point. Unless someone is tapping your phone line, or you dial the wrong number, where's the insecurity? Contrast that with email, which goes through any number of emails, sits in queues, gets backed up, etc. Of cour
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While the adulteration problems appear to be real, this reporter goes out of their way to exaggerate the problem. They diss Whole Foods honey for not being raw, when it's...not labeled as raw. Whole Foods certainly does sell some hon
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7y ago
Google's fusion research: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-01683-9
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I keep getting countdowns from 8 or 15 to 1 [or partway there], and then "onclose", with the UI saying "Lost connection to server, please try again in a bit". For variety now and then I get a 502 somewhere in websocket
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The long half-life [actually the mixture of lengths of half-lives] is really the problem. You've got stuff that's super-hot [fast decay] and so very dangerous mixed with much slower-decaying [so not as dangerous] stuff that nee
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... Or just burn it in a fast reactor, and get some use out of all that leftover energy, instead of calling it waste?
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The projects that worked best for me at 60% were those that involved lots of independent work. I'd find something big that the team needed doing, that was important but not urgent--the kind of stuff that always gets put off until too
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For my first part-time job, I'd been there long enough to have a solid reputation; I also had a fairly-new boss during what had been a super-productive time for me, so he'd really only seen great work from me. I'm sure he wa
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Yup. Did it. I'm so fortunate to have been able to afford it, and it's been awesome. When my first child was born, I dropped down to 3 days a week, at 60% pay/vesting/etc., but full medical (Google was awesome about it
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7y ago
https://www.prometheusfuels.com/
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8y ago
Man, this gave me flashbacks to trying to put 3.5-4GB of RAM into motherboards in 2003. After a bunch of iterations of telling the motherboard manufacturers what we wanted, and having them hack the BIOS to work for exactly one DIMM confi
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