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SJSque
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Comment #46792571
Here's an article in English on DutchNews.nl: https://www.dutchnews.nl/2026/01/after-record-year-asml-is-t... See also the statement from ASML (linked to in that article): https://…
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Comment #39744613
I've been 'designing' websites since about 1994, and I remember being very excited when the major browser(s) started supporting background images, so that my webpages didn't have t…
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Comment #37843377
> not the awful hamburger junction solution that the local area is now saddled with... Do you mean the Canford Bottom Roundabout [1] by any chance? :) [1] https://maps.app.goo.gl/r…
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Comment #36505321
For what it's worth: you still write very well.
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Comment #34677467
Ah, no. This appears to be the offending content: https://twitter.com/watmay1/status/1622518097067511811
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Comment #33658357
10E6 = 10×10⁶ = 10⁷, so you can unpick that nit!
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Comment #33637917
I can also highly recommend 3Blue1Brown's treatment of the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spUNpyF58BY (...which I see now is cited in the video that you link to!)
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Comment #33244629
> Think of a pregnant woman (the Earth) spinning on a seivel chair. The woman gives birth to her child (the Moon) and she takes the child in her arms and extends it at arm's length…
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Comment #33244490
Just a comment on your second and third paragraphs: it's a bit odd that you invoke general relativity ("curved spacetime") for the Moon's basic orbit, and then discuss classical me…
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Comment #28144173
Well, technically ASML is based (as in, headquartered) in Veldhoven, but that's part of the same conurbation really. Meanwhile, check out the 235 (at last count) technology compani…
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Comment #25999725
The video appears to be taken from this spot, facing roughly due west: https://www.google.com/maps/place/19%C2%B046'33.0%22N+96%C2%... After the vehicles pass through the roadblock…
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Comment #25431092
For what it's worth: Al Sweigart's "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" is pretty nice, and it's a good one for lending out to colleagues who show interest in learning Python (e…
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Comment #24471078
That appears to be a prerecorded video. The live stream that I can see is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1u-jlf_Olo
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Comment #22254666
It's nice to see that they (briefly) mention the half-jokingly proposed artificial mountain in the infamously flat Netherlands [1] towards the end of the article. [1] https://en.wi…
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Comment #22250472
Submitter here. I'm a British chap living in the Netherlands. You might want to read my comment [1] about what happens after you have a baby over here; it triggered quite a lot of …
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Comment #22179302
Two thumbs up, my friend. Best of luck with it.
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Comment #22179233
Interesting name. :) I worked on developing compact models for the first few years of my employment at NXP Semiconductors, which is (for me, at least) the top result of a Google se…
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Comment #22167928
> ... I was introduced to the people who built computers at Philips Research Laboratories in Eindhoven. It was a type of people I did not know, I found them very strange and they d…
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Comment #22159406
If you insist! https://www.stevesque.com/
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Comment #22137510
What's always struck me is how large the Dutch Wikipedia is (1,992,551 articles), given the relatively low number of people that speak that language. They would appear to be a pret…
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Comment #21753372
I've never tried crashing my car into the central pole, but as you can see here [1] there's quite a lot of clearance around it, and in my experience the lights are almost always re…
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Comment #21753274
Excellent question. Friet, although I have to remember to ask for patat when visiting Oma en Opa.