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zardo
2y ago
You sneak up at night, maybe with a few key people paid off ahead of time.
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zardo
2y ago
It's much worse than that. In order to protect the big selling point (10hrs between doses, once per nursing shift) they encouraged larger doses which were more likely to cause addiction instead of more frequent doses which were actuall
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zardo
2y ago
> Why do things that are meant for safety always have to be insanely priced? When your product fails you may be liable for an injury or death.
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zardo
2y ago
I imagine if you zoom in far enough on those points you have the acceleration continuously changing as pressure slowly builds in the engines over several microseconds.
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zardo
2y ago
In addition to the actual alloy the paperwork could cover x-ray inspection for defects.
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zardo
2y ago
An anti-communist paramilitary in Columbia? They aren't exactly going to top the US most wanted list.
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zardo
2y ago
You could have some floating supports.
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zardo
2y ago
They are encouraged by regulation in Japan. Lower tax, registration fees, and insurance. Also the requirement in some areas to have off-street parking to register a car is waved.
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zardo
2y ago
Or not a violation of the Geneva convention that was a response to exactly those practices. > even if it's effective at demoralising the enemy. It wasn't.
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zardo
2y ago
And moving cryogenic fuel around is a frequent source of problems. You can't scrub re-entry because a valve is stuck like you can a launch.
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zardo
2y ago
You don't get much bragging rights for being first to plant a flag on the Moon once China has a continuously manned outpost there.
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zardo
2y ago
> Regardless of what is going on right now, I don't understand how this much power over the US was ever deemed acceptable? US politicians can direct funds to Israel and Israel can support them or attack their rivals.
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zardo
2y ago
Not necessarily wrong to not try to relight them. Maybe it should have started the landing burn earlier, or maybe there was no saving it with six O2 starved engines.
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zardo
2y ago
> But if it's going to be harder in the future, they must invade now. That depends on the timeframe outlook. My impression has been they keep the rhetoric up so as not to abandon their claim over Taiwan, but are willing to wait a fe
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zardo
2y ago
For all we know Europa and Enceledous could support millions of tons of biomass.
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zardo
2y ago
There are just so many Boeing whistle blowers that several dieing per year is to be expected.
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zardo
2y ago
Aero drag goes with velocity squared, it is absolutely more effecient to reduce speeds. Drivers are paid by the mile, if you drive faster your effective hourly pay goes up.
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zardo
2y ago
The definition of yacht is loosely a boat for personal use that is suitable for multiple day trips.
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zardo
2y ago
Using the cheap cadence sensing pedal assist seems like a bad idea for a heavy cargo bike.
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zardo
2y ago
I don't understand how this is different than the running-bicycling example. How does this swim for you but a bicycle doesn't run for you?
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zardo
2y ago
Yeah my concern with charging is more time and effort to get it to an open working charger than it is charge time.
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zardo
2y ago
It matters, but only as much as shipping costs matter.
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zardo
2y ago
Catching floating kelp would be a real concern. I doubt the plan is to spend much time near the surface though.
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zardo
2y ago
https://www.whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/green-energy-powers-und...
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zardo
2y ago
The real benefit is it works well with harvesting energy for propulsion from the depth based thermal gradient.
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zardo
2y ago
> AI or not, the problem of incorrect denials is so bad that there is a market for it. Who is the customer? Insurance companies?
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zardo
2y ago
The actual criteria is greater than 20% ownership by: (A) a foreign person that is domiciled in, is headquartered in, has its principal place of business in, or is organized under the laws of a foreign adversary country;
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zardo
2y ago
How long after LSST comes online untill we are sure to discover it or rule it out?
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zardo
2y ago
People glance at diatractions, aware that they are responsible for driving their car. Believing that your car can drive itself is something new.
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zardo
3y ago
How are you supposed to get the evidence in a situation like this? It's not like they're going to give you the keys to the server room.
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