roymurdock

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by roymurdock 1y ago
Awesome.
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by roymurdock 2y ago
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing.
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by roymurdock 2y ago
Thanks for your service dang
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by roymurdock 2y ago
Interesting, so the 2 new belts (fields) are closer than the 2 stable existing belts (Van Allen Belts) that shield us from radiation. These fields could affect the launch and operation of satellites. Or maybe they will help shield us furthe
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by roymurdock 2y ago
We've kicked the can down the road for a while, but no worries, we will pick it up soon and recycle it ;)
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by roymurdock 2y ago
awesome. thanks for sharing
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by roymurdock 2y ago
does anyone else just get "OK" displayed when clicking thru?
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by roymurdock 2y ago
its like the christian version of karma or dharma
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by roymurdock 2y ago
thanks for creating a meaningful dialogue here, wish ars would try to do the same
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by roymurdock 2y ago
Yeah he has a very unique, beautiful, and consistent visual language that really captures and conveys majesty. The emerald necklace around the charles is a top US treasure to be sure.
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by roymurdock 2y ago
Love the exploration of Olmsted's idea of natural scenery "unbending" and untwisting the pent up anxiety inherent in urban life. To use landscape architecture to "sanitize" and heal the public. NYC and Boston (and t
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by roymurdock 2y ago
interesting perspective....agree nothing is permanent but competition keeps monopolies from forming and stagnation/rot from setting in...
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by roymurdock 2y ago
i saw peccaries napping in corcovado - magical place. cerro cirripo is on my list for our next trip. their permit website needs work though cheers
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by roymurdock 2y ago
love to see progressive ideas in costa rica on how to coexist with our natural brethren. such a beautiful country, hope to see a jaguar or puma there in the wild one day :)
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by roymurdock 2y ago
super cool
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by roymurdock 2y ago
"It's just one resistor (15 ohms) and one wire, soldered to DQ26. The wire acts like an antenna, picking up any nearby EM interference and dumping it straight onto the data bus." really neat hack. using the lighter to create
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by roymurdock 2y ago
Possibly the most Canadian thing I've ever read
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by roymurdock 2y ago
Wow, really puts the amazing progress over the last decade into perspective. Thanks for sharing
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by roymurdock 5y ago
It’s economics 101 - labor vs leisure time is a fundamental division of time, which is influenced by wages and is an input into a firm or economy’s production function. Even if you don’t assign your leisure time a monetary value, someone el
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by roymurdock 5y ago
Can you recommend some good movies from last/this year? Have been digging into old movies to get my fix recently thinking there wasn't anything good out.
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by roymurdock 5y ago
The VCs are just following the money. We're at the tail end of the economic boom brought on by computers. Until we have another paradigm-shifting scientific discovery, computers will be used to more efficiently match up existing assets
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by roymurdock 5y ago
A useful 5G network is much broader than what VZ currently has set up in the mmWave range (high-band, >6GHz, high-speed, low propagation) Verizon's next 5G investment is to build out the mid-band portion of its 5G network, in the C-
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by roymurdock 6y ago
Hahahahaha that could totally be the premise of a modern Seinfeld/Silicon Valley episode. You’re pulling out your voltmeter, opening up the laptop, testing your hard drives and cables, desoldering and resoldering components, spending h
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by roymurdock 6y ago
Keep your eye on the Sackler/Purdue Pharma case [1]. Purdue steered over $13B directly to the Sackler family by aggressively marketing opiates, misinforming doctors and the public about their dangers, and giving medical software compan
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by roymurdock 6y ago
Damn what a good reply. You must’ve been burned/seen some shit in the past.
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by roymurdock 6y ago
My parents bought a 1400 sqft, 1950s-built home in 1993 for $350k. It still has all old appliances such as a 1950s oven that looks like this [1], old gas heating vents, no central cooling, no pool. No additions. The fixtures and flooring ar
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by roymurdock 6y ago
yes, federal reserve monetary policy is much more focused on the supply side of money (m2,m3,m4) - making sure banks are well capitalized and can lend to one another smoothly in order to make loans and keep liquidity high - but this doesn&#
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by roymurdock 6y ago
this topic will probably get flagged, but if you're serious about learning about inflation look up money supply - m0, m1, m2, m3, m4, velocity of money figure out how federal reserve "printing money" (what does that even mean
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by roymurdock 6y ago
bill gates saw this coming in 2015 [1] and proposed many solutions so we could better prepare including assembling a medical reserve corps, simulated "germ games", and investments in medical R&D along with increased investment
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by roymurdock 6y ago
it's not so our current president can get re-elected (Fed is largely independent of executive branch) but to prevent massive riots, social unrest, and ultimately a large amount of human suffering now at the cost of pushing it down the

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