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kurupt213

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About kurupt213

Former Contract Lab Director Industry R&D 12 years (instrumentation and consumables) Long in the tooth late reentry for Analytical Chemistry PhD - analog sensors and circuits

Recent public activity

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    Comment #33075371

    What I can’t believe is that people will fly commercial routes from NY to Australia in real time in MS flight simulator…and that other people set up ATC, and pass the jets from ATC…

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    Comment #33075224

    Well, if you are going to lower standards to let them in…you have to follow through. This is what ‘equity’ in education looks like. Everyone is supposed to be fairly evaluated agai…

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    Comment #33015852

    I thought it’s presented as the first example of heroic epic

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    Comment #32970985

    It’s hard to be sympathetic when this situation was so obvious and preventable. This is what short term greed and irresponsible governance looks like.

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    Comment #32958462

    Rapid slowing is also acceleration. The vector can be negative

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    Comment #32924451

    You can’t limit acceleration. That would cripple accident avoidance

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    Comment #32916094

    This is so weird. Who would even think to do this

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    Comment #32916029

    I would think it’s also against the spirit of the bill of rights, yet here we are in America, with secret courts reviewing secret surveillance and meta data.

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    Comment #32915460

    Ramesses II

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    Comment #32915447

    Please curse me with Bronze Age gold

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    Comment #32915430

    It was probably ransacked by the people who found it

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    Comment #32914575

    Rule also implies universality, which is how I interpreted it here. I was saying this is a new, ‘limited’ belief.

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    Comment #32910625

    It’s not the rule, it’s a rather modern exception.

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    Comment #32910614

    So why even begin the match? The story would hold a lot more water if he boycotts from the outset

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    Comment #32910597

    That’s an unfortunate acronym. The story kind of writes itself. Charging for training is worse than the unpaid internship.

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    Comment #32903617

    That’s not how it works. The obligation is to society, not the other way around

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    Comment #32903609

    Ha. California’s tax receipts are 11% below budget

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    Comment #32845694

    Better sue the California government too if that’s a crime

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    Comment #32845682

    The only thing new about this is the label and the digital marketing

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    Comment #32845118

    Staying in the plane would have been better

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    Comment #32845112

    My first thought was that someone stole components. There is no reason for this kind of fraud. The government pays whether stuff is on time or not.

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    Comment #32830985

    >the door…is ajar

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    Comment #32830981

    My Subaru has a very basic hud that I don’t think is distracting at all.

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    Comment #32830968

    They have specific shapes and colors, which probably work the same way

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    Comment #32830942

    Even Einstein had papers rejected. He was indignant and bitched about it…but he also fixed the flaws and submitted a better paper…to a different journal.