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And an unexpected transient load or heat flux can easily exceed material limits, or materials can have flaws. The ability to qualify the materials, components and processes for aerospace use is an achievement in itself.

Not only costing money. Constant AI scraping constitutes a denial-of-service attack that has brought down websites.

When war psychosis is not enough....


Kurt Vonnegut and Charles Bukowski are good examples.


And of course Faulkner (The Sound and the Fury) and McCarthy (Suttree).

I'm not a big fan of William (he definitely has place in history), but Cormac is best fiction author alive in my lifetime (Steinbeck is best of 20th Century).

The above are all my opinions.


Hah, github can have my crap code. Anyone trained on it will be in for a world of hurt :-)


Can’t wait for copilot to start saying stuff like

// todo… remove this before it goes to prod lol


Japanese eat fermented foods and have a long life expectancy.


And the highest rates of stomach cancer in the world (but maybe from fish parasites)


Plus, I don't think Japanese eat a lot more fermented foods than other cultures. It's way more prevalent in South Korea, China, Russia, etc.


Isn’t H pylori the main driver for stomach cancer?


And alcohol consumption rates


That's a fermented food too!


FWIW, here's a simple command line utility for joining and trimming the multiple video files produced by a video camera.

https://metacpan.org/dist/App-fftrim/view/script/fftrim


Definitely needed to succeed in theater and take risks in life.


For a screening procedure recommended as a mass conducted preventative measure in otherwise healthy people, harms must be regulated to a better standard than "doesn't happen often". The study that I read of was about serious issue occuring something like one in 120 procedures. It was done at Kaiser. Next time you're enjoying a sausage, take a moment to look at the sausage skins. If I understand correctly, our intestinal walls are quite thin, and even the colon vulnerable.


There are legitimate questions if physical constants are constant everywhere in the universe, and also whether they are constant over time. Just because we conceive something "should" be a certain way doesn't make it true. The zero and negative numbers were also weird yet valid. How is the structure of mathematics different from fundamental constants, which we also cannot prove are invariant.


The constants don't have to be the same everywhere. It is sufficient that everywhere in the universe follows some structure and rules, that's all.

Otherwise we have a random universe, which does not seem to be the case.


> It is sufficient that everywhere in the universe follows some structure and rules, that's all.

What is that sufficient for?

>Otherwise we have a random universe, which does not seem to be the case.

Why jump to randomness, rather than to the possibility of undiscovered laws?


What the heck, how is "undiscovered laws" different from "structure and rules"?


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