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russ_watters replied to the thread A Please Explain Elementary Physics Elevator Question.I've made a slight edit but I'm open to suggestions on the wording. Your weight barring additional accelerations (force applied by the... -
I think the fire risks, whilst real, are not going to merit having dedicated outdoor charging or special fire resistant charging places...
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As far as the company training went: since damaged batteries actually cannot be 'extinguished' but will 'burn' till energy remains...
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russ_watters replied to the thread A Please Explain Elementary Physics Elevator Question.Sounds like you more or less understand it, but you're talking about it vaguely instead of picking specific examples and doing the math...
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Without the interference of the elevator, that person would be freely falling. That interference can be minimum if the cables break, or... -
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Do you understand what a (bathroom) scale reads? If so, then please post it here in your own words. It is a good starting point and...
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russ_watters replied to the thread Is this device possible (hope not)?.Sounds like a digital camera with image processing to me.
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I have seem some videos that I knew were fake but could not at all tell from how it looked. It will only improve. Surely Hollywood...
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russ_watters reacted to bhobba's post in the thread A Crisis for Newly Minted CompSci Majors -- entry level jobs gone with Like.
Perhaps a double major in CS and AI + Data Science? From my 30 years of experience as a computer programmer, these things go up and...
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russ_watters reacted to PeroK's post in the thread Why do almost all rivers in the world flow North to South? with Like.
They don't.
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… shortly put: if it is infinite today, it was infinite then. But with a smaller scale factor.
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The universe was full of hot dense plasma, so they mostly got absorbed. Once the temperature dropped enough (some hundreds of thousands...
