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by user32489318 2y ago
Ah yes, a graduate degree in biochemistry is overrated because a CS guy says so
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by user32489318 2y ago
No, because the debris = tiny pieces of aluminum, will be pushed around by solar radiation. Also, there’re tiny meteorites, and other pieces of debris colliding with it, which adds energy to the system, if you like. TLEs are not maintained
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by user32489318 2y ago
How did they miss out on the AI
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by user32489318 2y ago
Instinct tells me that you can have one of three, non triangulatable, secure/encrypted or high bandwidth
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by user32489318 2y ago
microplastics are the 'nature' now
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by user32489318 2y ago
Yes! This video covers window and fans in more detail : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1L2ef1CP-yw
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by user32489318 2y ago
Just showed me how much I depended on ChatGPT for regular expressions
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by user32489318 2y ago
Yes, but also the (1) push of PNR to keep a complete record of your travel and movements within the EU. Dutch train operator NS is operating in spirit of the future “PNR” already and makes it harder and harder to buy “anonymous” train ticke
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by user32489318 3y ago
Did research on this company quite a while ago, so this may not be fully accurate now. Back then, it was a Saint Petersburg based. In my opinion, most likely state subsidized. On its own SHERP, is just a commercial substitute for homemade
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by user32489318 3y ago
In distributed storage! 100% consistent storage (not eventual consistent storage like s3) is still important for many transactional cases.
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by user32489318 3y ago
PSA, if you’re doing update query, replace update with select *, make a cup of coffee and then look at the results. Both on rows returned as the execution time.
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by user32489318 3y ago
same experience. I'm generally getting better results at client's (VPN) network, we are all googling for the same stuff, I guess. It must be possible to create a fixed set of google searches and rate the location based on the resu
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by user32489318 3y ago
and what would an average user write?
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by user32489318 3y ago
firms this size may have plugins to mark the mails before sending them out. E.g. internal, external, sensitive labels and what not. Could make it easier to traverse.
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by user32489318 3y ago
You can't just point to an efficiency number without considering the entire system. A gasoline engine has a higher efficiency than petrol on Liter per 100km metric, does it mean it is preferred? - What if they are two adults working fr
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by user32489318 3y ago
How long would US ISPs need to stop doing this, now that most stuff is HTTPS delivered anyways?
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by user32489318 3y ago
Remember stumbling into amateur written sci-fi stories with layouts like that. Downloading them to read on CRT monitor till late in the night, and losing them forever the next time windows would destroy itself.
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by user32489318 3y ago
+1 for the Polytopia. You may like freeways, reigns, strategery, cardinal quest 2, subterfuge, final outpost. No or with very minimal micro transactions.
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by user32489318 3y ago
Your story reminded me how Chinese students could not enroll in a well known Dutch university online, because their last name was less than4 characters long.
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by user32489318 4y ago
For me, this is a general freelancer market problem. As a freelancer, I have experienced what you’re describing. This is not different than anyone in your company who’s getting swamped in one project and has to drop the ball on everything e
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by user32489318 4y ago
And an active author/publisher who still posts corrections, or on older book. Maths books tend to have errors in the solutions.
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by user32489318 4y ago
J.Steward's "Calculus: Early Transcendentals" is pretty on point for calculus. Mathematics is more than calculus though.
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by user32489318 4y ago
I would say that will depend on the rider and the level of pain they want to go through. Some ballpark figures: A pro-level male athlete can comfortable put out 200W without breaking a sweat. All-out effort for an elite rider (male) is upwa
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by user32489318 4y ago
I see your point, and I can see some application in group rides, social events with a less fit SO, but 1) in TT, or even in any regular bike climbing, holding constant power is an important skill to master. Try doing a 45min varying gradie