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kryogen1c

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About kryogen1c

I was in the US nuclear navy, now I work in IT.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49044010

    Rabbits are a good input calorie to output meat ratio, and their excrement makes good cold compost. They breed and litter relatively easily. Theyre also easy to house.

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    Comment #49001225

    > Fun fact: a pallet of books is called a "gaylord," A Gaylord is a type of box that fits on a pallet. There are multiple ways to palletize products, like shrink wrapping or metal …

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    Comment #48999535

    epsteins case tells you how much the US political class cares about SA and CSA happening in the US.

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    Comment #48967472

    The middle east is not one time zone https://whichtimezone.com/me/middle-east-map/

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    Comment #48877529

    Did you read what you linked? It's not a study of the effects of cpr, it's a list of facts about cardiac arrest that occurs outside a hospital. It explicitly says cpr is life savin…

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    Comment #48848531

    >in some cases they were pushing aircraft of the deck of carriers into the sea so they didn’t have to pay You may be shocked to learn that practices such as this exist in the moder…

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    Comment #48785038

    >that's 0.2% CO2, it that CO2 is the result of respiration, it means that about 0.2% O2 was consumed, I dont know anything about human respiration, but I know a little about chemis…

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    Comment #48739449

    > For complex recipe graphs beyond vanilla train routing is also way more efficient This had never ocurred to me. Starting to develop a picture in my head that looks a lot like tra…

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    Comment #48709497

    On the flip side of this problem, novel best practices lag the medical standard of care, other human failures like corruption and competing priorities notwithstanding. For example,…

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    Comment #48546873

    Is this after cleanup? There's almost zero wreckage and if it was at takeoff it shouldn't have enough speed or descent angle to atomize.

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    Comment #48449038

    This still confuses me. It's clear they wanted to 10x licensing costs and /10 customers which assumably raises margins, but i still dont see it working out. My international enterp…

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    Comment #48381912

    Is it possible SpaceX is not massively overvalued and delaying its index approval unnecessarily slows its economic output by needlessly restricting its access to funding, harming u…

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    Comment #48257816

    >Does the author (a purported dietician) not know this him/herself? FTA: First, “seed oils” is a marketing term, not a nutritional category. What we’re actually talking about are v…

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    Comment #48221400

    Upon further review, I was not in fact lazy. I've been DDG the whole time. Makes sense!

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    Comment #48215686

    This has me absolutely howling. I use Bing at work for no other reason than sheer laziness, really. You've inspired me to return to DDG. Keep on keepin on, yegg.

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    Comment #48170001

    From: https://infosec.exchange/@wdormann/116565129854382214 >In a normal WinRE session, you have a X:\Windows\System32 directory that has a winpeshl.ini file in it >However, with t…

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    Comment #48116652

    Everyone's making a lot of good points about game theory and economic motivations, but there is a much more important and self-serving point: when you pay a ransom, hackers come af…

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    Comment #47974017

    Maybe im not in the target audience, but i had to look up what mogging is because its not explained anywhere

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    Comment #47956829

    Sorry this is totally unrelated but it caused me to have an epiphany: Google is not a software, hardware, or SaaS company. They are an ad-funded moonshot R&D incubator, searching o…

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    Comment #47956020

    (Well-regulated) free markets are sort of built on the principle of educated consumerism. Your choice matters; its not up to the government to make illegal every non-optimal produc…

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    Comment #47942902

    > It’s grown in a way that degraded it Im an outsider and a layman, so this might be totally off base, but... The way I hear people talking about github reliability doesnt sound li…

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    Comment #47937953

    >> nuclear sub >aircraft carrier Having served on both, this is actually a pretty interesting comparison (at least to me). Carriers are simply larger, so they likely win by scale, …

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    Comment #47881679

    > their intentions have become much more clear The hunter Biden laptop story was censored - including in private messages - and Charlie Kirk was shown being shot in the neck to dea…

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    Comment #47862481

    >Pain a warning signal from the body Hard agree, same with fevers. Heat helps kill many diseases, dont blunt your body's defenses. There are exceptions to both rules, but many peop…

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    Comment #47797622

    The submitter appears to be a co-founder of the company the article is about (omitted from the HN account bio), and the article is misleading to the point of lying. This company no…