DubiousPusher

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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
Agreed, it's all about the vibe. The writer feels like that uncle that conspicuously left openings for you to talk about your 18 year old love life in every conversation. And who was just a bit too enthusiastic the time you dated a che
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
I don't understand why so many here are questioning this move. You can shoot down his logic about the future upside but clearly it wasn't about the money anyway. Call me crazy but I find it encouraging that this guys is measuring
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
> Hipsters avoid labels and being labeled. However, they all dress the same and act the same and conform in their non-conformity. Doesn't the fact that there is a hip- ster look go against all hipster beliefs? Wow, begging the quest
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
I believe the OP here meant not that this specific incident was inevitable but rather that the death of a private astronaut at some point was statistically inevitable.
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A Pill That Cures Cancer in Mice(sciencedaily.com)
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
>Being able to think parallel. Software is sequential by default, HDL is parallel by default. Totally. When working through the nand2tetris stuff, several of my designs fell on their face because I started thinking of multistep circuit l
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
>There's an immense amount of money being spent on such folks I think you need to substantiate this claim.
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
This is a poor example of a real phenomenon. I was raised in a family of four with an anual income around $14,000 a year. Today, I'm an engineer with a base salary in the six figures. I can tell you first hand, wealth gives you not jus
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
See, not a physicist. Thanks.
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
What the commenter is pointing out is that it may not matter how you cool the reactor. It could be in interstellar space and it might not matter because the material the reactor itself is made of may not be able to transmit the heat away fr
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
I don't believe this is the case. I'm pretty sure there have been "hard" limits so far on what can be achieved. I'm not a physicist, not even close but as I understand it two issues remain. One is that sustaining th
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
Not saying this is the case but if this guy is really thoughtful and insightful, then why not. The economics might not make a ton of sense. A thoughtful reply to a difficult question takes at least 15-20 minutes to compose. That's abou
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
Some good news, the Majorana fermion has recently been independently observed. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/10/141002141757.ht...
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
Agreed. I think the analysis here plays a little fast and loose with the conclusions it draws from the data.
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
Logo is all the evidence you need that anyone can program. When I was in 4th grade our computer lab had a bunch of machines that ran an implementation of Logo. We were required to perform exercises in the program and then we could draw what
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Xbox Console, programmatically interact with your Xbox One developer kit(xboxconsole.codeplex.com)
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by DubiousPusher 12y ago
More evidence that if you look at data enough different ways you're bound to discover an outlier and call it a significant finding.