DaniFong

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by DaniFong 14y ago
Stuff like this happens all the time in a community at this scale.
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On Why I Do These Things; A Physical Therapy Guru's Essay(sothatshowiwork.wordpress.com)
3 points by DaniFong 14y ago|0 comments
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by DaniFong 14y ago
Yes please
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by DaniFong 15y ago
"But what about all the stupid stuff you have to deal with when you work for the man? That stuff just isn’t that important. If I forget to log my task estimation hours my manager might send me an email. If I forgot to pay my companies elect
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by DaniFong 15y ago
Our material system doesn't react with oxygen at these temps, so there's basically no degradation...
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by DaniFong 15y ago
This is just about the correct estimate of usable space.
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by DaniFong 15y ago
A) temperature normally rises as the 0.4/1.4 th power with pressure in an adiabatic process B) our water spray makes the process near isothermal
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by DaniFong 15y ago
Dude, I like your analysis and eager attempts to calibrate but you messed up your calculation somehow. I'm pretty sure your problem is that your formula misestimates the amount of gas stored. It is compressed, you know. You of off by about
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by DaniFong 15y ago
Thx :-)
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by DaniFong 15y ago
I think that copyright, with a shorter term, is a very reasonable model for pharmaceuticals given the current FDA process, but it is not complete. The FDA still frowns upon off label use -- but the challenges in medical regulation are for a
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by DaniFong 15y ago
I do argue that this is neither theft nor transcription, but transformation or inspiration. Xerox did, by the way, try to commercialize their technology. They just misfired massively. The Xerox Star bombed, because execution matters -- a ma
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by DaniFong 15y ago
We have several patents issued. Unfortunately, as I explain how law shapes the business landscape" one cannot simply choose not to patent their work; others can patent it, or patent "around" it. So we have been forced to play this game -- a
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Trade Trade Secrets(einfall.wordpress.com)
28 points by DaniFong 15y ago|7 comments
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by DaniFong 15y ago
Just as a thought experiment, what would be wrong with extending the vigor of youth twenty years beyond our societally imposed retirement age, 65? Two decades out from under the thumb of the expectations and institutions would seem a just r
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by DaniFong 15y ago
It's really interesting to read this. I had no idea it was John Bardeen who was instrumental in setting this up. Who knows how the world would have changed with Zerox pulled the trigger on commercializing PCs.
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by DaniFong 15y ago
This is a largely correct article debunking one of the main atrocities in aerodynamics education today. I approve heartily!
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by DaniFong 15y ago
That's obvious. Culture factors are the main determinant that they could find. It is unrealistic to assume the queried countries have a mean centered around complete gender neutrality, so your analysis is invalid.
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by DaniFong 15y ago
Thanks! Transmission and distribution don't get the attention they deserve, it's true. I think storage can change that, though :-)
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by DaniFong 15y ago
We've yet to unveil the details and results of our technology, but here's a preview: We have a breakthrough energy storage technology called Regenerative Air Energy Storage. The concept is to store energy in compressed air -- a motor/genera
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by DaniFong 15y ago
The price of energy sometimes goes negative , even, because wind farms want to recoup the renewable energy credit. Craziness! Aquion is definitely an exciting competitor, and we wish them all the best. It is an honor to have such a worthy
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by DaniFong 15y ago
For, now, I think, really, the main thing is to get the idea out there. And the opportunities for making a difference and making money with renewables + storage are immense. If we get the message across to governments and utilities and publ
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How energy storage can make green energy economical(lightsail.com)
14 points by DaniFong 15y ago|12 comments
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Comet Lovejoy Survives Trip Through the Sun(space.com)
1 points by DaniFong 15y ago|0 comments
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by DaniFong 15y ago
To be as explicit as possible: poor functioning as a result of discriminatory stereotypes is no evidence of innate inferiority, be it in women or men or whomever. It is evidence of discriminatory stereotypes, that is all.
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by DaniFong 15y ago
If your goal were to find truth your arguments would be more well reasoned. I can't ascribe your phrasing to anything other than sloppiness or a desire to incite controversy. To my knowledge we haven't found a single demographic group immun
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by DaniFong 15y ago
Yeah, sure, a group performs worse under discrimination; must be something wrong with them...
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by DaniFong 15y ago
That doesn't follow at all; and is phrased in a completely insensitive way. If you want to have a civilized conversation, stop that. Boys/Men are also susceptible to stereotype threat. The priming with race is well known. They are also espe
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by DaniFong 15y ago
That doesn't follow at all; and is phrased in a completely insensitive way. If you want to have a civilized conversation, stop that. Boys/Men are also susceptible to stereotype threat. The priming with race is well known. They are also espe
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by DaniFong 15y ago
This specific one? What about all the other predictions over the years?
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by DaniFong 15y ago
I think the cleanest experiments here would be those having to do with stereotype threat. For example, women asked to write down their gender (even just with a checkbox) before a math test at the GRE level score significantly worse. Asian w

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