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It is impossible to accurately interpret with a max 5 second delay. The structure of some languages requires the interpreter to occasionally wait for the end of a statement being t…
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Comment #41851986
Yes, those chances are the same. But they’re also the same as the chances of the result being 56.108175% or 56.1081756%. So, using your number of decimal places (choosing this numb…
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Comment #26450631
As far as I can understand, the primary (but not only) reason behind the 500ml minimum requirement is that early kettle designs included a heating element that was above the base o…
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Comment #26450561
That's a good point. Thanks. So I guess it boils down to (heh) "most consumers are happy with the existing kettles" (which could actually negate the very premise of my article.
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Comment #26448781
Hi, author here. I do think that the UK probably has one of the more develop kettle markets (I was extra surprised when my extra expensive kettle bought in the UK didn't have a lim…
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Comment #26448749
Hi, author here. Can you please send me a link? (not being snarky). Thanks
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Comment #26448736
Hi, author here. I've owned kettles with lights (and I like them). I've owned kettles that beep (and I don't mind it at all). Believe me when I tell you, that section of my article…
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Comment #26445860
Hi, author here. Thanks for your comment. Follow up question: can't a competitor make a kettle that's 20% better (and more profitable)? You do say that the incentive goes to "makin…
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Comment #26445849
Hi, author here (and I really am looking for answers). Thanks for your comment. As someone below you hinted at, wouldn't one expect that "high profit" would result from "high consu…
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Comment #23939670
This is a good question. The short answer is that having a browser would've gone against my objective of reducing phone usage in general. Plus, I wanted to recycle a dumbphone from…
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Comment #23939648
Hi, author here. This is a good point. I also have an authenticator that I was not able to replace. However, I need it very infrequently (a few times a year) and never in a time-se…
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Comment #23936916
Hi, author of the article here. You make a good point. This being said, it took me years to do this "not particularly difficult" thing. Why was that? The purpose of the article was…
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Comment #23936904
Did you feel that your anxiety levels (re. corona in particular) changed once you dropped your smartphone?
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Comment #23936895
Hi, author of the article here. I actually felt my stomach drop when I read your comment. It is a scary thought to have to have a smartphone to be minimally connected. I don't have…
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Comment #23936880
Hi, author of the article here. I have a token for 2FA - in addition to SMS as a third factor.
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Comment #23936870
Hi, I'm the author of the article and would be happy to discuss further in case there are any comments or questions.