gggritso

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   by gggritso 5y ago

   We don't have a strong pairing culture, but we're trying to create one! It's a little harder to justify the price because we don't know how many people will use it yet. Besides, programmers are often not the ones who are
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   by gggritso 14y ago

   Exactly the same thing happened to me. Getting a sparkly cake from him feels like getting a geek merit badge.
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   by gggritso 15y ago

   Other complaints aside, I just wanted to say that I quite like the "wall of text" approach. Thinking back to the article on API documentation from Parse ( http://blog.parse.com/2012/01/11/designing-great-api-docs/ ) I'll agree that having e
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   by gggritso 15y ago

   Not necessarily. Surface roughness that creates the most hydrophobic surfaces is around 0.1-1 microns which is much less than the width of a human hair.
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   by gggritso 15y ago

   In my experience, it worked the same way as sharing a room in University. Yes, your side of the room certainly has a "you" quality to it, but even with partitions and clever arrangements of closets and shelves, it's not the same. When you h
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   by gggritso 15y ago

   I glanced at the patent, and it looks like you're right. It doesn't say much about actual nano-properties at all.
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   by gggritso 15y ago

   I wasn't aware of the photo-catalyst properties of bulk TiO2, so I'll have to agree with you there, but I'll say two things in defence of the article. Firstly, it does mention that a key factor in the effectiveness of TiO2 as a catalyst is