@ctcartoonist@Dr_BigMac@shaTIRED This is not perfectionism. A perfect autopilot doesn't exist. Neither does a perfect paper. Perfectionism is refusing to let something be good enough. Medicine is dangerous. So is flying. At some point, the risks have to be acceptable, or else we simply can't do those things.
@waitbutwhy@lpfproject This statement is inaccurate. Supermassive black holes can have the density of water, or even of sea-level air. They can form almost by accident. Nothing intense at all.
@RileyJohnGibbs Shifting schedules by an hour in winter vs summer is DST by a different name. Clock time is a construct but school isn't. Really we should move away from the obsession with synchronized schedules or at least the idea that someone else owns your morning.
@tmurnin1@MycVicious@carinaromano @ashtroid22 But they clearly can force them to do lots of things more unpleasant than taking a covid test, with taking the damn test as a way out.
In all that โdeadly, violent, chaos โ that necessitated an AR-15 for โself defenseโโฆ
The only casualties in the Kenosha โunrestโ were the people shot by Kyle Rittenhouse
@chops_bailey Given the options at performance reviews, technically firing you is the second-best thing they could do.
Still, apparently a close second
One must be cautious using the word "annealing" in materials science because it has one meaning in metallurgy and another in machine learning, which are completely unrelated and both used frequently in materials science.