No, you are correct. Dr Geoff Lindsey on youtube: short version: https://youtube.com/shorts/GF1gIaxnULc?si=d4jFC-rLOC5dww-8 long version: https://youtu.be/GNpbv7hJf6c?si=xNz1UjeLY0Ch9eDv&t=366
No it doesn't. The absolute difference[1] of 1.8°C is the same as 1.8K; they have the same scale. The subtraction of values cancels out the offset. A relative difference[2], usually given in percent change, has problems…
Why can't they?
Hot water recirculation is a thing I have heard of done in the United States. I don't know how common it is, but a simple Home Depot search brought up a bunch of results for options.…
basically: "life, uh, finds a way"
You can install it on Roku?
Start with the simple. Don't be a bystander. "Next time I see somebody berating a retail worker, I will defend them" Although it usually needs to start more introspectively: "Next time I am about to lose my temper, I…
On the other hand, every effort each of us makes to eliminate bullying from this world is another effort toward making this world a better place. The trick is to have those thoughts, plans, and actions actually lead to…
For what it's worth, my reaction to the word "bloodline" used in this way is exactly what it would have been to the word "dynasty". "Bloodline", as in, the line of inheritance for an extremely wealthy and powerful…
It reminds me of Vernor Vinge's Zones of Thought trilogy, especially the observation the traders make in the second book that all planet-bound civilizations are doomed to collapse at some point. They are usually able to…
I don't know where you are in Europe, but from my experience basketball is popular in France and courts are everywhere.
Do you remember how accurately you were able to measure the gravitational constant?
> That hasn't been "sensible corporate practice" since American civil rights were instated. About that... https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-equal-employment-opportun...
Your tone comes across as sarcastic, yet I cannot believe you haven't met at least several people who have used computers for 34+ years who didn't know you can change some basic setting.
Pretty sure I can get close to mapping that to solving the halting problem
> What we need is a mechanism where servers can be tipped directly bypassing management. You should know, such a mechanism was invented thousands of years ago...
Meh, I was a smart-alec kid there with my friend. The salesperson had to go get a sim card "for the LTE to work" and I said "oh right, because LTE is GSM and requires a sim". The salesman insisted Sprint didn't use GSM…
I once got tossed out of a sprint store for pissing off a salesperson with this factoid.
I took it not so much that the increased thought leads to more useful phrases, but that people are more likely to exert this effort toward things they think are useful, rather than lies. You are going to remember…
Yeah that does sound like the symptoms of the problem I discovered. If you ever witness it again, the trick is watching /proc/meminfo for the Dirty and Writeback numbers. And it's the vm.dirty* settings to change to fix…
It's possible you were seeing another problem, but this issue is more likely to appear with a faster network connection, because the network transfer happens faster than the disk writes. You can confirm by watching…
> Shouldn't it timeout only when the server is no longer ACK-ing packets? That's exactly what happens. The server ACKs data until it fills its write buffer, and then stalls unresponsive until the entire buffer is…
I am failing to persuade my brother of this. If someone desperately wants to live in a single-family home an hour away from the city center, they should want the city to be nice and dense and lots of cheap housing with…
Negative pressure is not a thing, except you just described it. If you take the difference between the pressures above the wing and below the wing, you get a negative number. A thing not existing absolutely can still…
While Justice Clarence Thomas suggested a rethinking of Lawrence v Texas in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision, it hasn't yet been overturned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_v._Texas
No, you are correct. Dr Geoff Lindsey on youtube: short version: https://youtube.com/shorts/GF1gIaxnULc?si=d4jFC-rLOC5dww-8 long version: https://youtu.be/GNpbv7hJf6c?si=xNz1UjeLY0Ch9eDv&t=366
No it doesn't. The absolute difference[1] of 1.8°C is the same as 1.8K; they have the same scale. The subtraction of values cancels out the offset. A relative difference[2], usually given in percent change, has problems…
Why can't they?
Hot water recirculation is a thing I have heard of done in the United States. I don't know how common it is, but a simple Home Depot search brought up a bunch of results for options.…
basically: "life, uh, finds a way"
You can install it on Roku?
Start with the simple. Don't be a bystander. "Next time I see somebody berating a retail worker, I will defend them" Although it usually needs to start more introspectively: "Next time I am about to lose my temper, I…
On the other hand, every effort each of us makes to eliminate bullying from this world is another effort toward making this world a better place. The trick is to have those thoughts, plans, and actions actually lead to…
For what it's worth, my reaction to the word "bloodline" used in this way is exactly what it would have been to the word "dynasty". "Bloodline", as in, the line of inheritance for an extremely wealthy and powerful…
It reminds me of Vernor Vinge's Zones of Thought trilogy, especially the observation the traders make in the second book that all planet-bound civilizations are doomed to collapse at some point. They are usually able to…
I don't know where you are in Europe, but from my experience basketball is popular in France and courts are everywhere.
Do you remember how accurately you were able to measure the gravitational constant?
> That hasn't been "sensible corporate practice" since American civil rights were instated. About that... https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-equal-employment-opportun...
Your tone comes across as sarcastic, yet I cannot believe you haven't met at least several people who have used computers for 34+ years who didn't know you can change some basic setting.
Pretty sure I can get close to mapping that to solving the halting problem
> What we need is a mechanism where servers can be tipped directly bypassing management. You should know, such a mechanism was invented thousands of years ago...
Meh, I was a smart-alec kid there with my friend. The salesperson had to go get a sim card "for the LTE to work" and I said "oh right, because LTE is GSM and requires a sim". The salesman insisted Sprint didn't use GSM…
I once got tossed out of a sprint store for pissing off a salesperson with this factoid.
I took it not so much that the increased thought leads to more useful phrases, but that people are more likely to exert this effort toward things they think are useful, rather than lies. You are going to remember…
Yeah that does sound like the symptoms of the problem I discovered. If you ever witness it again, the trick is watching /proc/meminfo for the Dirty and Writeback numbers. And it's the vm.dirty* settings to change to fix…
It's possible you were seeing another problem, but this issue is more likely to appear with a faster network connection, because the network transfer happens faster than the disk writes. You can confirm by watching…
> Shouldn't it timeout only when the server is no longer ACK-ing packets? That's exactly what happens. The server ACKs data until it fills its write buffer, and then stalls unresponsive until the entire buffer is…
I am failing to persuade my brother of this. If someone desperately wants to live in a single-family home an hour away from the city center, they should want the city to be nice and dense and lots of cheap housing with…
Negative pressure is not a thing, except you just described it. If you take the difference between the pressures above the wing and below the wing, you get a negative number. A thing not existing absolutely can still…
While Justice Clarence Thomas suggested a rethinking of Lawrence v Texas in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision, it hasn't yet been overturned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_v._Texas