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   by plibblr 2mo ago

   As someone who has used Celsius all my life, I actually kinda think they have a point here - where I live temperatures range from -10 to 39 in Celsius, and our home thermostats have 0.5 degree increments. Had we used Fahrenheit it would be
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   by plibblr 2y ago

   Not sure, that's good advice for times in the past, or for times in the next few months, but if we're arranging to meet at midday local time in two years time, I don't think a change in timezone rules in 2025 should cause our
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   by plibblr 3y ago

   Interesting, you might be onto something, the series of books looks plausible and somehow not-quite-right. My local UK library doesn't have any books by that author - https://libraries.hounslow.gov.uk/client/en_GB&
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   by plibblr 3y ago

   Here's sort of a counter example though - clothes and makeup make a big difference: https://www.boredpanda.com/couples-nacho-rojo/
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   by plibblr 3y ago

   On the quantum mechanics requirement - do you not think a dedicated team of experimenters could get quite a long way by systematic trial and error, without a deep theoretical understanding? To take a simplified example - did Thomas Edison h