Even if she didn't remember whether Teddy was standing at that window at that time, she probably knew that she at Teddy and his brother were at the mansion for the event.

So we have the Roosevelt mansion, knowledge that not many boys would have been allowed to be in that window, and confirmation that Teddy Roosevelt was there watching at that time.

When you feed those 36M calories to chickens, you get back 12M calories of chicken, which is actually less than 6 x 3 = 18M calories for the soybeans, so I'm misremembering something (maybe it's just an equivalent amount of protein? maybe chicken feed is a 3:1 corn:soy ratio?) or was just wrong.

Soy is pretty good, but corn is insane.

Basic security hygiene in the modern world is "assume your employees can be a threat", either because they're incompetent ("I accidentally deleted the shared spreadsheet, I thought it was my copy"), malevolent ("I will show them all!") or compromised ("I clicked a link in my email and now my computer is slow.")

If you aren't designing your systems to be robust against insider threats, they will fail.

(If you design them to be robust against insider threats, they will probably also fail, so you have to be constantly working to understand how to limit the consequences of any individual failure.)

  1.  Freeze the set of features.
  2.  Continue to pay programmers to polish the software for several years while it is being actively used by many people.
  3.  Resist adding new features or updating the software to feel modern.

Of course, your users will complain about missing features, how ugly and ancient your products look, and how they wished you were more like your buggy competitors.

And if your users are unhappy, then you probably lose the "used heavily by a lot of people" part that reveals the bugs.

So you've got a full year to wait on that index fund, assuming they don't cave.

  1.  Elon is a genius, a real world Tony Stark.
  2.  How dare you!  You're just jealous!
  3.  Ok, regardless, he's done more to advance EVe and space travel than anyone else alive.
  4.  Oh God, he's going to cripple US development of EVs and rockets, isn't he?
  5.  Eh, Mars was never happening in my lifetime anyway.

There are currently around 10 openly transgender women in the NCAA.

Small numbers either way.

Before movies bombing was a bad thing, a successful movie was "exploding" like a blockbuster bomb.

But what you can't get away from is heat dissipation.

Any life will use energy will generate heat will need to dissipate heat to maintain homeostasis.

Could you dissipate enough heat to exist at <10K, to maintain a technological civilization? Or would you be reduced to supercooling your entire environment?

Are there naturally occurring pools of liquid helium out there in the universe, maintained by natural processes, or are you left with vacuum relying on radiative cooling?

After this point, there was no where the whole world round where a pint was a pound.

(The US standardized on the wine gallon, so a US pint is and was 1.04 lbs.)

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