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I had the same reaction to the toothbrush example, and feel the same way about electric toothbrushes. More than anecdotes, there are studies that demonstrate their efficacy. The criteria the author chooses for what gets downgraded weren&#x
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No, it's not fair. If you're an anarcho-capitalist, "what is this minimum wage thing?," if you're a communist "seize the means of production!"
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IEEE Spectrum has a report on successful GPS spoofs (including of a ship), as well as speculation about Iran's capabilities (in capturing an RQ-170 as well as a patrol boat). It's great survey material. [1] [1] http://s
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by 1001101 9y ago
It's a bit anthropocentric to ascribe human utility calculus to alien behavior motivation.
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This is great stuff, thanks for sharing! I just looked at your website, and I'm trying to figure out how energy harvesting fits into your business model. Just lowering the coefficient of friction for deploying LoRa networks? Where ar
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The article covers it: "Gates created the Giving Pledge in 2010 with billionaire investor Warren Buffett, and the pair have been joined by 168 others who’ve promised to give the majority of their wealth to charity."
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ConqueGDB in vim is my jam.
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Venus is 90 bar, Mars is 6 mbar. Maybe not from N=3 in our solar system. I feel you on Star Trek. It always kills me that 90% of species in the quadrant is a bipedal humanoid, although they did address this in "The Chase" (TNG:S6
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Africa's population is projected to ~quadruple to approx 4 billion by 2100 (will have almost as many people as Asia at this point), and will account for most of the world's population growth to 2050 (1.3 bil+). [1] It's a hug
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Could be a limited hangout.
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This is AF training exercise Mobility Guardian. Nothing to see here.
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Putin is up for reelection spring '18. With all of the symmetric responses going on between the US and Russia at the moment (tit for tat game), one can only expect shenanigans.
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Haha - I didn't know that. Makes sense. I've got a dropdown in one of my Cloudformation scripts for AZs, and every time I get to it, I spend way more time thinking about it than I should. You've saved me some time.
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PETA helped develop the Harm-Less Permissive License (HPL) which I have used in the past. You may have to dig for it. It explicitly prohibits causing harm to humans and animals, which may serve your purposes. You may also want to think abo
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by 1001101 9y ago
Perhaps you mean anarchocapitalism or some libertarian strain of capitalism, because, otherwise, this is straight out of the modern capitalism playbook.
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Trips to the coffee shop with the wife for 'work dates.' Winter accouterments (good parka, gloves, hat, snow tires). My accountant, and any way I can trade money for time.
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Aphex Twin did something similar on "2 Remixes by AFX." [1] There was an SSTV image [2] encoded into one of the tracks. It's basically some calibration header tones followed by FM. For a little while, I didn't know it w
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by 1001101 9y ago
Watch USDCNY and CNH/CNY spreads.
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Your attempt to short circuit any rebuttals with infinite regress aside, this didn't happen organically or spontaneously - humans caused this, and I can give you the names of many of them.
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... or it's the eve of the first Trump/Putin meeting at the G20.
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As Professor Fleming puts it: "this is the first occasion I've ever discovered where someone discovered something and immediately decided to blow it up."
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[PDF] decorator would be appreciated.
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Last place I worked had a substantial alcohol budget - liquor, beer, wine, kegs. It was staffed with 100% adults/human beings, and people drank if they wanted, when they wanted, where they wanted and as much as they wanted. It was fun,
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I do a bit of a twist on this : I get as many books on the same subject as I can and read them all at least once. I typically find that each one has valuable nuggets, one really clicks with my brain, and all contribute to scaffolding a sol
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> I wish smart people would gain some perspective - I got some by reading Bamford's books and a new one by Fred Kaplan - Dark Territories, about NSAs painful move to cyber. All smart people, or those that disagree with your findings
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by 1001101 9y ago
Yeah, I've got it bad. 25 years of techno/D&B with 1MW (really) sound systems in enclosed spaces. Ear protection sometimes. Ruptured an eardrum once. I was surprised to read about some of the really negative reactions to it.
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I'm not sure the shareholders of those companies would agree with you. They may find another product - I can't imagine there isn't an incentive to seed a competitor to US companies in Russian jurisdiction. Russia has the ca
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So, in other words, "trust us."
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"You can also see the CPU's registers on this board." That made me LOL a bit. Very interesting architecture.
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FTS: "This study showed that diet rich with red meat can decrease leucocyte telomere length 10 years after receiving diet data." I'd steer (no pun intended) clear if you like your telomeres the length they are.

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