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by dsr3 3y ago
Earthquakes triggered by fracking is usually small and non-damaging (less than M5, mostly M4 or M3).
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by dsr3 3y ago
Earthquakes might not be able to be predicted accurately, but some recent research 'claims' there some physical signs that can comes before earthquake comes. E.g. : helium and radon gas. Research related to 2011 Tohoku earthquake
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by dsr3 3y ago
Taiwan Government own 48% of TSMC stock at it founding. TSMC is not a product of free market capitalism. It is a product of the Taiwanese state. Source: Chip Wars (2022)
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by dsr3 4y ago
To err is human, to really foul things up requires a computer - William E. Vaughan https://quoteinvestigator.com/2010/12/07/foul-computer/
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by dsr3 4y ago
I think number 3 is a description of Generative Adversarial Network (GAN).
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by dsr3 4y ago
Some people said because Arizona is in relatively stable seismic region in the US. But I don't buy it. TSMC fab in Taiwan is also located in seismic prone region. Compared to the cost of the fab itself, seismic isolation system is rela
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by dsr3 4y ago
Thank you, I am more interested about the latter (implementation of his techniques at industrial setting). Will check that soon.
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by dsr3 4y ago
If I am interested in learning Deming ideas and theory, what is the textbook/book that I should read? Any recommendation?
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An Option Value Problem from Seinfeld [Avinash Dixit, 2011] [pdf](princeton.edu)
3 points by dsr3 4y ago|1 comments
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by dsr3 4y ago
Thanks for the additional comments and correction. At first, I don't see the need to be super-specific at first because, using the analogy you mentioned, most people (that I know, at least), don't mention they have specifically Th
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by dsr3 4y ago
The Bible, directly and indirectly, is one of the major contributor to Western Civilization. While most of them has been secularized, large amount of ideas that we take for granted or consider common in the Western Civilization, such as equ
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by dsr3 4y ago
I would assume that in this context, the cost of goods is not measured in the operating expense. Notice the keyword 'operating cost'. It is common to have the COGS vs OpEx separated in the financial balance sheet.
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by dsr3 4y ago
"There is no doubt that in the US in a lot of universities graduate students are a cheap workforce that reinforces corporate interests through research that is funded by them to sway public opinion in certain directions." Citation
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by dsr3 4y ago
That's a very good point! The feasibility studies could solve the engineering question but social/economic (not as in cost-benefit, but in which group/organization/corporation will have more priority) is much more harder
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Indonesia bans access to Steam, Epic Games, PayPal, and more(theverge.com)
2 points by dsr3 4y ago|1 comments
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by dsr3 4y ago
Due to government regulation that requires Tech company to register in Indonesia Ministry of Information.
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by dsr3 4y ago
It seems, in my subjective opinion based on reading the Wikipedia article, the engineering standards employed by the Soviets in the Aral project is subpar. Furthermore, the 'destruction' of the Aral sea, based on my reading of the
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by dsr3 4y ago
While not exactly similar to North America continental divide, traversing from the Yangtze river to the North would require traversing some hilly or mountainous area. [0] mentions that there is some uphill location that required pumps. At
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by dsr3 4y ago
As a reference, China has been doing this a similar project to interconnect the North (think Beijing etc) and South (think Shanghai) water system. Heck, they have been doing it since hundreds of year ago [2]. So I guess there is a precedent
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by dsr3 5y ago
Who.is search shown that at least google.co.ve is owned by Google https://who.is/whois/google.co.ve