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by 6nf 6y ago
You can detect very small numbers of photons (sometimes a single photon), your eyes don't care about the frame rate. The question is, can you tell the difference between 120FPS and 240FPS
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by 6nf 6y ago
On a computer game you can spot the 240fps because of the intermediate frames when you have visual elements moving very quickly across the screen. It's not because of 'faster eyes' I don't think. Like when you move your
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by 6nf 6y ago
How is that implemented, using term limits?
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by 6nf 6y ago
Australia and NZ are also dominated by 330ml beer cans and bottles. Popular beers sell for maybe USD 2.50 a bottle I think? On a side note: I can't remember ever seeing all three South African capital cities listed in a data table like
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by 6nf 6y ago
Good luck finding an insurer that will insure these for you
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by 6nf 6y ago
I'm pretty sure electrons are not considered point particles?
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by 6nf 6y ago
For clearance inside the spacecraft that contained the rover maybe?
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by 6nf 6y ago
Taat makes sense, with a small number of users they are not likely to spend CPU time doing fast Fourier transforms and whatnot for areas with zero subscribers
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by 6nf 6y ago
Thank you. I suspect this is more of a CYA clause in practice
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by 6nf 6y ago
Is it awesome?
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by 6nf 6y ago
So then Facebook did us all a favour? Is this what the legislation was meant to do, stop all news on FB?
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by 6nf 6y ago
You don't have to use the aggregators, it's just more expensive without them.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Visa can't replace Bitcoin because Visa has to obey US and international laws
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by 6nf 6y ago
Every minute, there are thousands of bitcoin transactions happening at dozens of exchanges, and it's happening instantly with very low cost. Because it's off-chain. That's what you're missing here, not everything needs t
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by 6nf 6y ago
Science tells us what is true, it does not tell us what to do about it. What to do is up to people - we need to get together and look at the situation and the trade-offs and agree on a way forward. 'Trust the science' is a lame ex
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by 6nf 6y ago
Agreed, this is absolute insanity and people can't see it from the weeds.
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by 6nf 6y ago
To what end? Putting the plastic that we can't recycle into landfill is not a disaster.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Also note that BN1 (which is the booster stage) is getting close to completion! I wonder when we'll see one of those fly?
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by 6nf 6y ago
Another amazing test flight! Can't wait for SN10. I understand they have already started the last step of construction which is fitting the Raptor engines to SN10. Should be ready to fly very soon.
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by 6nf 6y ago
They did not lie, they just neglected to disclose how much of their shorts were closed.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Yes this is very bad for RH
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by 6nf 6y ago
I thought RH used Citadel
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by 6nf 6y ago
> Melvin doesn't have a short position anymore. Untrue, the number of shares short is still 70 million. Nothing changed.
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by 6nf 6y ago
The number of shares short is still the same as a week ago, about 70 million.
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by 6nf 6y ago
I don't agree with the way you get your point across but I support your right to get your point across this way.
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by 6nf 6y ago
How do you know they don’t think that the GameStop bag will have money in it?
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by 6nf 6y ago
Bad actors is how we discover these vulnerabilities in the first place!
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by 6nf 6y ago
When I was young a wise old man once told me: 'Push harder until something breaks, then back off just a little bit' He was talking about something else but I think it's good advice in general
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by 6nf 6y ago
In the same vein, I'm blown away what we can do with xray crystallography these days! Structures of proteins with hundreds of atoms can somehow be deduced from some tiny light spots in a kaleidoscope picture? Magical.
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by 6nf 6y ago
Er... if you say so

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