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onenukecourse
1y ago
I just want to say thank you for your work. I bought one for the lab last year and I love it. Maybe even saved my job.
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onenukecourse
1y ago
Now let's talk program and unit cost and combat range. The Arrow was a brilliant plane for its time and purpose. But its cancellation was not wrong (if perhaps immature) - if there are no Tu-92 to shoot down, there's no need for t
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onenukecourse
1y ago
Why should Canada do coalition missions? They have nothing to do with Canada. Coalition missions are euphemism for beating up a weaker country. As far as I can remember, the F-35 in Canada was always argued by those who want to play John Wa
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onenukecourse
1y ago
The f-35 lacks the range and speed, coupled with the lack of airbases in Canada means that it is not very effective. Canada needs something like a Su-35, a big twin engine with a large range, but those aren't for sale, obviously. It&#
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onenukecourse
2y ago
List didn't include the one we're all most likely to encounter - crappy hotel connections.
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onenukecourse
3y ago
We can, and have, shut off large portions of the grid in seconds. Take the 2003 blackout. Yes, the whole shut down took 15 minutes (?). But thats because it was a cascading effect that had to travel down the lines. Once the fault was detect
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onenukecourse
3y ago
Just one pole on the right side will take a plane down
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onenukecourse
3y ago
"It's not falsifiable." So? That's only a problem if you assume Popper's epistemology.
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onenukecourse
3y ago
Brain scans of a sentient beinb aware that he is in a box. Also, weren't a bunch of results junked because there was a nasty bug in the CT code?
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onenukecourse
3y ago
Stones, replication crisis and glass houses...
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onenukecourse
3y ago
Im sure this is about some higher end math than I dont understand, but in day-to-day mental math just 1. multiply by 3 2. divide by ten 3. If more accuracy is needed, add 10% to the answer. Of course, you can always add up all the digits an
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onenukecourse
4y ago
I don't think that's how the FDIC insurance works. I was under the impression that the 250k is after liquidation, the last resort. Anyway, SVB was really leveraged so I'm not sure how much of their asset book value is recov
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onenukecourse
4y ago
People held without bond are in that situation for (presumably) extraordinary circumstances. Long history of violent behavior, huge flight risk. This is a punk (he is a prick) who wouldn't know how to wield a butter knife. He agreed
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onenukecourse
4y ago
My wife and I have wanted to learn it for years so we could communicate to each other while holding hands. But who has the time?
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onenukecourse
4y ago
I'm traveling, so I just assumed my internet had died instead and didn't refresh all day. I literally just found out HN was down by this post.
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4y ago
He's very popular in the Balkans. Even the Croats I know respect him. And the third world loves him. That doesn't change the fact that he was a brutal commie. But a sensible one at least.
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4y ago
Even Albanians. I know many Kosovar Albanians, and they all praise him. Heck, even Albanians I know think highly of him. Which is stroke of luck for him. He started off as brutal stalinist but then had the good sense to lack center and pla
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4y ago
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis+1&versi... It really isn't that archaic. It might not be the best resource for Biblical scholarship, but it's quite readable today. The KJV is so domin
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4y ago
It doesn't matter what Ukraine wants vis a vis NATO. NATO states have publicly admitted they were egging the Ukrainians along with NATO membership. NATO doesn't want to guarantee Ukraine's sovereignty. They couldn't care
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onenukecourse
4y ago
Why wouldn't Ukraine also plant a fall harvest crop? I thought Northern countries try to plant two crops per year. Countries like Argentina try to plant three.
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onenukecourse
4y ago
Some thoughts: 1. Costs are at the margins. Is 1% irrelevant, or cannot be replaced? Replacement depends strongly on local weather and requires that land be substituted for wheat instead of other things. 2. Global production is 778 million,
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onenukecourse
4y ago
I agree, but the tenant seems to believe the landlord will retaliate instead of being thankful. In my contracts I make it crystal clear the tenants have a responsibility to inform me ASAP about any water issues. However, I also try to be a
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onenukecourse
4y ago
I don't avoid very high income earners, it's just that the unit I'm renting is a small house I could afford to live in at the time I bought it. This unit naturally fits a certain, soon to be upper middle income young family.
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onenukecourse
4y ago
As a landlord, I insist you look to move. You're being abused. If your local landlords are more or less the same, move. You're in an abusive city. As a landlord: 1. I insist any small problems are brought to my attentions ASAP. Ea
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onenukecourse
5y ago
Hence my care to distinguish a religious taboo from a religiously derived moral objection.
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onenukecourse
5y ago
It happened during the Iraq War. The Canadians had a bunch of problems deciding what to do with them.
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onenukecourse
5y ago
If his objection is a religiously derived moral, as opposed to a religious taboo, that wouldn't work. You can physically insert it into him, but he would not be morally at fault since it wasn't his action. This would be like physi
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onenukecourse
5y ago
All those drugs existed, approved and became generic before fetal cell research emerged. If one drug manufacturer decides to do FCR on asprin that doesn't invalidate all asprin, just that manufacturer's. For a new product the logi
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onenukecourse
5y ago
I am NOT an expert. Just an amateur. But I doubt this. Pro Forma: To anyone who gets upset, the following is not an opinion over the war either for or against. Just some thoughts from a random person who likes energy and is a geopolitical r
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5y ago
Nothing I said contradicts what you wrote. The US did assist Pinochet (bad). The Cuban people did revolt against Battista (good). You'd be surprised, however, how popular Pinochet is particularly among working class Chileans , jus
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