As is, I’m skeptical the clocks would be able to measure it. Just a bachelors degree in physics though, so I’m not an expert.

Read the post more clearly before accusing someone of LLM usage. And even if it is, they are still valid points to be discussed, as opposed to trying to bury it with an LLM accusation.

Per a random law firm: California’s yellow light law permits drivers to enter an intersection during a yellow light. No violation exists unless any part of the car is over the stopping line when the light turns red. However, the law encourages drivers to slow down before reaching the intersection.

Whereas in, for example, Massachusetts, this would be considered running a red light.

https://www.wccbc.com/red-and-yellow-light-accidents/#:~:tex....

It’s the mom and pops, the regional suppliers that can’t do anything, and likely pay much higher prices than the megacorps.

Not to say you’re implying against that, just clarifying.

It’s not. You can’t.

Are PFAS primarily concentrated in the bloodstream?

Question for any experts - what’s the relative difficulty of keeping something under sustained high pressure in a piece of hardware vs keeping it very cold?

Our ultra cold usages work decently well. Would it be any easier to keep a hardware component under pressure like what this new material requires?

“On the one hand, according to the (generalized) standard canonical interpretation, the arrival distribution is considered as a generalized observable, which is described by a positive-operator-valued measure (POVM), satisfying some required symmetries [10, 11, 30, 31]. On the other hand, in the realistic- trajectory-based formulations of quantum theory, such as the Bohmian mechanics [32], Nelson stochastic mechanics [33], and many interacting worlds interpretation [34], the arrival time distribution could be obtained from particles trajectories [7, 18, 35, 36].”

I’d be interested to hear a definition of each of those interpretations.

A feature request - I’d like to be able to adjust the time frame. Things like basketball shoes move a lot year to year, and it can be hard to find ones from 18 months ago.

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Claiming that the internet is turning on MLMs seems like hyperbole though - Facebook has been around for a long time and is still a decent platform for MLMs.

You should also pay attention to other employees; ask yourself why folks who leave are leaving. This seems easy, but I know one start-up well where a small trickle of occasional high-level departures turned into an eventual flood and bankruptcy.

Beyond that, it's the usual. Anything you can tell about sales growth, competitive intensity, leadership, etc. are all helpful and good data points.

"Check Point estimated the firm was making millions from the ad clicks, in the region of $300,000 per month."

I imagine your price per click is over-estimated by a couple orders of magnitude, but that's just a guess.

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