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inteleng

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About inteleng

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    Comment #17742408

    Man, you are such a dickhead.

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    Comment #17742404

    Those things (USAMO, USACO, RSI, ISEF) don't matter.

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    Comment #17598470

    This exists, and it's called a secretary.

  4. comment
    Comment #17569161

    Just like Rome.

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    Comment #17569152

    This wasn't cancer, though.

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    Comment #17545915

    In the long run, the attacks don't matter if Tesla can just ignore them and build the cars.

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    Comment #17545910

    You need to stop peddling misinformation from two months ago.

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    Comment #17504617

    Apple has done that for decades.

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    Comment #17500927

    A bunch of posts on Twitter constitutes a "PR bonanza" to you? The media rehashing those tweets into ad-monetizable "articles" isn't Musk's doing, you know.

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    Comment #17498454

    If flagging is against the site rules, why can everyone do it?

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    Comment #17498190

    You don't need to bring Twitter's relentless schoolyard bashing here. The escape tube was a misfire - nobody used it, and it was too late, and Musk promoted it way too much on Twit…

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    Comment #17493689

    This is one of the frustrating parts of database software. Where can information about the ways to optimize these parameters be found (outside of random posts scattered around Stac…

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    Comment #17493583

    What's happening here is a market problem: ammonia fertilizer is way more profitable to sell (due to high demand and low elasticity of demand) than carbon dioxide, and they come fr…

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    Comment #17487209

    Suggesting someone waste $870 by buying 100x as many as they need is not helpful. Your numbers for the ESP are wrong - I can get one for less than $2. https://www.aliexpress.com/it…

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    Comment #17467435

    Here's a link from the first author's homepage: http://www.gidinave.com/presscovfefe.html Being right is always easy when you decide what's true and what's false.

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    Comment #17445258

    There's always going to be a nozzle on a solid booster, and it usually can't be welded to the maintube. Thus, a gasket is always going to be present.

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    Comment #17429035

    There is a point where surface gravity is sufficiently high that in order to put a few kilograms in orbit the "rocket" would have to weigh as much as the entire planet, even if you…

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    Comment #17428510

    The advertisements on this page are absolutely disgraceful.

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    Comment #17418389

    Having the same problems on my end.

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    Comment #17397926

    Something something east-coast liberal elitism something something corruption.

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    Comment #17397901

    That's just the way it works. It cost a lot of money to develop rockets in the first place. Your comparison is simply not very meaningful.

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    Comment #17397893

    I imagine the Brooklyn Bridge will be standing for at least a few hundred more years unless it goes underwater. Plenty of buildings in the mountains should survive.

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    Comment #17397225

    Somebody reads reddit.

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    Comment #17397216

    Survivorship bias.