kodachrome64

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by kodachrome64 4y ago
A hydrogen fuel cell engine relies on completely different principles than an ICE and would still require complete retooling of their powertrain manufacturing. If anything, their hybrid powertrains are closer in design to BEVs than FCEVs Th
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by kodachrome64 4y ago
I'm about halfway through this book. While it's full of fascinating ideas and information, it's badly in need of an editor. To me, it often reads more like a stream of consciousness than a structured essay. Also, I'm not
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by kodachrome64 4y ago
As someone living in an Ontario wine growing region, I can assure you that we bring in plenty of migrant workers every year.
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by kodachrome64 4y ago
I bought a few of these last year not knowing what to expect, and they blew my mind. Unfortunately, they don't seem to be stocked too frequently where I am.
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by kodachrome64 4y ago
The Coriolis effect would be constant and wouldn't affect your grouping.
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by kodachrome64 4y ago
Radiation safety, including UV safety, operates on the As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) principle - "This principle means that even if it is a small dose, if receiving that dose has no direct benefit, you should try to avoid it.
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by kodachrome64 5y ago
Not OP, but another manufacturing engineer. Manufacturing has been on a slow decline for decades due to outsourcing and automation. The need to offer a competitive wage and working conditions is not what it is in tech, and company culture c
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by kodachrome64 5y ago
This is what I'm wondering as well. Automation can do all sorts of cool things but my experience in manufacturing has shown me that machines break down all the damn time. When that happens, some poor tradesperson or engineer is under
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by kodachrome64 5y ago
I've heard "if you get the flu you know it" spread around the internet for years, but given what we know now about the wide range of severity in cases of covid can that really be said with any confidence? Are we certain there
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by kodachrome64 5y ago
What about when the CDC publishes an article with a title like this? https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2021/s0806-vaccination-pr... Critical thinking would mean asking how could a vaccine that simulates part
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by kodachrome64 5y ago
While you're correct, I think the problem is that the way the line is phrased seems to imply "I would do anything for love, but I won't do that for love ." Even knowing Meatloaf's intention, the whole song seems to
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by kodachrome64 6y ago
This was probably my biggest gripe with my mech eng degree. Every minute you spent grinding through a difficult topic until you understood it, was a minute that you needed to be studying for another exam or working on a project. In the end