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Comment #31874822
Wait, people change their beliefs in response to new data? That's unpossible!
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Comment #16513208
Subaru engine, but same idea... https://youtu.be/hpb2Him9CUo
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Comment #16292078
"The domestic shipping industry is an economic behemoth in Florida, contributing 52,140 maritime jobs and $9.6 billion to Florida’s economy, according to a 2014 study by Pricewater…
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Comment #16123907
The most impressive version of this I have seen is from NASA/Boeing: https://youtu.be/-D5N_OnZ_Tg I cannot imagine the amount of work that goes into something like this.
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Comment #15927343
As long as you don't try to do anything about it, you can discuss whatever you want?
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Comment #13882464
People always say this, but nobody can ever point to a solid example. Do you have hard numbers that government social programs are less efficient than charity?
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Comment #12520700
Now, if only we could get Brugse Zot in the states...
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Comment #11969547
How is this different from having to account for different state and local taxes when selling software inside the US?
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Comment #11969530
Yes. I believe Texas Republicans call for independence with some frequency.
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Comment #11756947
Roku?
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Comment #11756926
I'd be thrilled if this meant I could rent any of the recent Marvel movies. Prime and Google video seem to be pushing the buy option exclusively for new movies these days.
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Comment #11719486
You might like Hugh Howie's "Wool" series...
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Comment #11234661
I have looked everywhere for a national dollar per student database. Do you know if such a thing exists?
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Comment #11193572
The worst is company hackathons. I will always remember the look on my boss's face when I told him I was quite happy to participate in the (mandatory) 24 hour hackathon, as long as…
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Comment #10995513
I wonder if a "Tech Surge" like the one used to repair the ACA exchange would help here, or just end up causing more trouble. I'm afraid Brook's Law comes into effect here.
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Comment #10995429
I've seen it mentioned in at least one article that the VTOL requirement is driven by the USMC's institutional memory of Guadalcanal. They don't want to get left on the beach witho…
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Comment #10939382
Citation needed
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Comment #10844165
They have made noise about running the blue line to the Charles m.g.h. station, which would solve a number of problems. It would require a stretch of elevated line on Cambridge str…
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Comment #10836583
Olive oil is being produced in Georgia now: http://georgiaolivefarms.com/ I've gone through a couple bottles and was not disappointed.
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Comment #10706097
This reads like an 80's anti drug commercial.
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Comment #10706032
What area are you in that you are worried about airborne nicotine building up to fatal levels? If there is that little airflow, you should be more worried about suffocation.
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Comment #10413139
The big dig catches a lot of flack, but the value it added to the city is almost incalculable. The North End alone has probably doubled in land value. In the long run, it will more…
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Comment #10375607
Is there any research on the net cost of this confusion? Or is it just one of those things where we can easily quantify the switching costs, so we don't bother with the cost of the…
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Comment #10333571
There is a special place in hell reserved for the designer who swapped the function and control key placement on that keyboard. Thankfully you can change it in the bios.
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Comment #10124143
"Scheveningen" is the one that stopped me in my tracks.