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Why not, the amount of money and resources spent on a single virus thread is beyond our imagination. If they succeed and like all startups they have thin odds and perhaps even thinner because of being in biotech - there are two massive impl
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monstrous_moonshine
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well said. Autonomous small engineering units are the paradigm of current and past inventing. Skunk works, phantom works, etc. All of the MBA's combined with their fancy powerpoint presentations don't amount to 2 solid engineers w
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Actually believe it or not but this is a very very expensive acqu-hire. First engineer on the IPhone team? Father of the IPOD? given the size of the smartphone industry and given what apple has become because of the iphone one could argue t
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Bracewell probe(en.wikipedia.org)
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A very good guess either that or front running. This is what market makers used to do back in the day, aka "front running". Its banned in the financial markets because there is regulation and thus illegal. Either that or like you
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Actually NO from an independent point of view they JAMMED him. Trades and transactions have a SETTLEMENT day and date in the financial markets. If a trade is not settled, i.e deposited and the funds available by the said settlement date the
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"The object of terrorism is terrorism. The object of oppression is oppression. The object of torture is torture. The object of murder is murder. The object of power is power. Now do you begin to understand me?"
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BC moves 30% HN turns into a currency trader forum.
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frankly its fine that they do this, as long as it is regulated and is not abused. Today's criminals are harder to catch and to be blunt if the NSA had not broken laws and crossed the lines they had crossed stories like these would be f
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Stagnation is not only a manifestation of economy but every other field such as science. We have seen rapid growth in the past century and some forces be it policy, or expectation and pressure for faster growth will ultimately contribute to
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Chess is amazing it blows my mind why simple tools and games like this are not incorporated in some 'fun' way into the education system. By 'fun' I mean that if children were told to play chess they would not. A system w
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This is an amazing point of view. Can you please provide any reference for further study?
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I don't know if anyone else noticed but we owe DARPA's XDATA program a thank you note too for funding this project.
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There are roughly 170 billion galaxies in the observable universe. In the not so distant past, "earth like" planets were the unique or 'freak' anomaly. And it still well may be but now estimations are 40 billion habitabl
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I must say the video is most definitely over emotional no to mention it made me sea sick with the over use of shaking. The product looks great and interesting. >It's got to the point I can't actually take products like this ser
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So are Coins waterproof? Because my credit card is weather proof. Just curious.
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This is a well known and well document "down side" of mongo. Frankly the analysis of your article is jeopardized by your first line stating, "I am not a database designer". Mongo has its downsides that are well known, bu
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The existence of the question suggests the answer. IF they were not there would be no questioning. The old saying goes, 'IF you have a doubt, then there is no doubt'. That being said, if there is debate that they are out of contro
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I am an expert on stocks, (Wallstreet HF PM for many years), quick explanation is money moving from FB to TWTR. seeing the momentum funds sell FB and put into TWTR as they are correlated plays.
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How much effort went into this ?
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There are many services for many kinds... Not intention of putting you down but 'competition'. Some come later and just do it smoother better. Overall, lawyer experiences are hard and expensive and there is huge room for improveme
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You clearly missed the point. The point is: >>Having them set off in a secure airport area doesn't illustrate any new vulnerabilities. We already know that trusted people can subvert security systems. So what? point is that an in
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2015 seems ambitious. Needless to say the ride up is safe, but mind you there is a glider structure carrying 6 passengers, in other words an "untested aircraft". Aircraft development takes time and lots of $$$ in testing. Building
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Well, is it fair to say that the credit system in the US is fu ed up? Oligopoly of 3 agencies have pretty much entire control of your fate. Yes Fate. Purchasing power means cash and since credit = cash these companies control the cash that
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I agree. This is a possibility that should not be discounted as it is exceptionally common. >>In any case, anecdotal reports should be taken as a call for further study, not as a call to draw conclusions. Precisely.
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I saw some people comment on a thread similar to this yesterday called, "Sailor says pacific is lifeless form Japan onwards for 3k Miles". I am guessing it is the same gentleman in this article and this is the full article. Some c
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Well IE may not be so good I agree, but this does not mean that GOogle has no blame. I have experiences first hand Gmail responding with CSS exceptions to an IE browser and not to Chrome/Firefox. To validate my suspicion I revisited th
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The arrow of time with respect to computers splits into two two distinctions: BC ( before Carmack): circa 1993 and AC (after Carmack). It is a simply game but it changed the course of history in terms of what direction gaming went, thus the
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Thank you for your service to humanity.

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