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usonian

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10. Anyone can figure "what to do". But "how to do it" almost always requires experience.

Mon Sep 8, 2025, 05:09 PM

Sep 8

That's why I carry small tools (relatively small) and keep the damn contractors' numbers plugged into the phone.

I remember when some company set up a new chip plant, and yield was awful. I haven't heard any more stories like that, so maybe process knowledge has advanced (and perhaps at their expense to figure out.) Details are lost in history, and I am tired of searching today.

I should follow Doctorow regularly. Too many things going on to be systematic.

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We Are Watching a Scientific Superpower Destroy Itself (NYT) [View all] usonian Sep 8 OP

And The New York Times helped make it all possible Blue Owl Sep 8 #1

Destroy Itself? House of Roberts Sep 8 #2

He happy (Rootin Tootin Putin) usonian Sep 8 #3

"Stupid proles are easier to control." - G.O.P. inc. BoRaGard Sep 8 #4

How long until we end up with markodochartaigh Sep 8 #5

Looks like it will be a good read. Two of the archive sites are not responding - I'll keep trying. erronis Sep 8 #6

Good luck usonian Sep 8 #8

The New York Times which worked so hard to normalize this freak has nothing to say. NNadir Sep 8 #7

This dovetails nicely with Corey Doctorow's piece today: Fingerspitzengefhl (monkey knowledge) erronis Sep 8 #9

Anyone can figure "what to do". But "how to do it" almost always requires experience. usonian Sep 8 #10