Typical Uni Lab

culverit · 1 day

Isn't that a twist of an Einstein quote?

Estenses · 1 day

[citation needed]

zach84 · 1 day

Who told you mars doesn't have an atmosphere? That's not true.

bungopony · 2 days

What is the goal of this change? Increase the workforce? Save money? I'm not quite sure.

billwashere · 2 days

Kids these days.. 300? 1 Mhz is all you need.

rowdyonthevex · 2 days

How inconsiderate.

Suriv_Dnim · 2 days

The counter-weight of the boat acts as a sort of lever. Since the catamaran is so wide, this leverage is very high. This allows more of the energy from the wind to be transferred to the forward motion of the boat when moving perpendicular to the wind, and thus the boat moves faster.

Without the leverage, the boat would tip over very far (to the left) and reduce the cross-section with the wind, and would not gain as much energy, and not move forward as fast.

It's a game of maintaining a semi-stable equilibrium in which you want to maximize the force pushing the boat forward.

socks · 6 days

500 years ago??

MastodonMetal · 16 days

So... nurture no longer plays a role or what???

yeahitwasme · 16 days

It's not difficult to switch. Canada switched in the 1970s.

yeahitwasme · 16 days

In Italy, tip is automatically included in the price. This takes the form of a "cover charge". So no, you don't tip on the bill, because you already have.

yeahitwasme · 16 days

European "shelf" toilets, I argue, are way stranger. Why do some Europeans want to smell their dump? WTF is up with that?

Dbrackish · 22 days

This is already commercialized... ovens

IamReek · 23 days

Drink less coke?

SnowFrog · 26 days

you are being short sighted. What about the three other points?

a reduction in the multiplier effect created by the circulation of money from employees

So the "spending power" of money decreases, and the expected economic stimulus never happens...

employed workers may work shorter hours

So, productivity doesn't actually increase and hence, no economic growth...

labor productivity may decrease, perhaps because employers retain more workers than they need

Again, no realized economic growth...

If you use terms like "bogus government statistics", you are showing your ignorance in the issue quite clearly.

The fact is:

EVIDENCE shows that this kind of subsidy does not work. This is a Law of economics.

stjoad · 26 days

I've personally had a very good experience with Scotiabank. They have always gone the extra mile for me.

SnowFrog · 26 days

Not necessarily...

Okun's Law.

an increase in labor productivity or an increase in the size of the labor force can mean that real net output grows without net unemployment rates falling

SnowFrog · 26 days

wow. you really are missing the mark. How about you study some more economics before trying to argue. Here is a short study list for you:

The key one : Okun's Law.

an increase in labor productivity or an increase in the size of the labor force can mean that real net output grows without net unemployment rates falling

Some more...

Lucas critique

Principles of Economics)

Indivisibility of Labor

Comparitive Advantage

Phillips Curve

DocUnissis · 26 days

That's not how it works.

How's this for an example suitable for reddit: loss of culture is a loss of meme's. Just as genetic variation helps species survive, cultural variation helps species survive.

Eliminating cultures would be akin to massive inbreeding so that we are all related. This increases our susceptibility to new diseases. Think of a cultural "disease" (a cult perhaps ??) that would quickly sweep through all of society. It is better to have variety of cultures to keep a healthy society, as it is to have genetic variety to keep a healthy species.

DocUnissis · 26 days

except that language and culture are related. loss of language is also a loss of culture.

SnowFrog · 26 days

The major flaw with this approach is that creating jobs is not the same as creating work! To really solve the unemployment problem, it is not enough to have more people working. What is required is to grow the demand for work. Yes, this is a chicken and egg problem, but this program is in no way guaranteed to increase the demand for employees.

You are looking at this from the employee point of view. Think for a minute from a higher vantage point (an employer). You want to sell your products. The economy is poor, and the demand is low, therefore, you produce less of your product than you normally would. You can't support as large a staff, and therefore you must reduce your staff. Now, a subsidy program to keep staff on hand will result not in economic growth, but instead with having extra staff sitting around twiddling their thumbs, or even worse, your business choking on inventory.

The only way to solve this problem is to sell more product, make more profit, and grow your business.

myk7611 · 26 days

For anyone interested... this uses Microsoft Seadragon to make the zooming and scrolling smooth. I've been playing around with it and find it really interesting. However, it doesn't seem to be used very much in practical applications. That is, except for a few cases like these images (is this a practical application?).

pisquidjay · 1 month

I would not like this. It makes it more difficult to know the true amount of tax that you pay on an item.

davaca · 2 months

Did you maintain contact with the NATO shipping centre while in the area? How much did you interact with the military operation(s) during the transit?

davaca · 2 months

It is plausible.

http://www.hobbytron.com/RamseyElectronicsDopplerDirectionFinderKit.html

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