FrankenPC

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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Maybe humans are just...unhappy? By that I mean as a race, we are inherently unstable (see: entire human history) and for a long time we kept it together by forming very tight family and community bonds. We had central, realistic, and ta
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Anyone here remember Omega Tank by Origin? An old DOS PC game that gave you a simple but effective environment to program combat tanks to fight against the computer or programs written by your friends. Awesome game.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
BINGO. Thank you for pointing that out. You can take away the guns, but you CAN'T FIX CRAZY and America is CHOCK full O' nuts.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Rack this up in the weird coincidence category. Saturday night me and an old buddy of mine were talking about EXACTLY this. The incarnation of LINUX.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
I have a suspicion what you are trying to tell me is at the root of this. But, no I do not remember any complex math. Yes, I took multiple calculus classes in college, but I don't remember any of it. That was decades ago.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Well, that makes the most sense to me. But, I've always thought this is how the universe worked. Infinitesimal forces acting on a given outcome make precision prediction impossible. I still don't get how quantum mechanics is &q
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Anyone know the answer to this question? OK...so, if multiple wave functions which are overlapped make up the concept of super-position, and we can measure the wave function at any given time, why can't we take enough measurements to f
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
"You need hungry, imaginative and foolish people in their 20s to do this, and we have that" --Article about Meta from USAToday F'k you ageists... Notice how they need the old guy who invented the AR concept (Steve Feiner) t
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
"No one has willfully or knowingly disobeyed the law or tried to invade your civil liberties or privacies," he said. "There were no mistakes like that at all." LOL!!! In their eyes, we are total morons.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
How ironic! I'd label all the current politicians traitors as well!
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Whatever you do, don't move him to the DEV group.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
And so it begins.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
At some point a decade or so ago, they could have been relevant to me by increasing the size of their science & engineering book selection. Instead, they increased the "holistic healing" and "better dieting through fanta
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
It's funny how people still imagine the government plays by some rule book. They only pretend to. If they so choose, they will make it illegal to design or produce ANY mind altering substance without an express license. Of course, on
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
If supplementation did nothing, we wouldn't be dosing up with tons of anti-depressants (neuro-transmitter modulation supplements). I agree about isolates, or what people traditionally call vitamins. But for genetic deficiencies for n
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Either that or it randomizes it's genetics so much that it is more like a random seed generator. The Darwinian god bug.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
I hear that! 240 lbs old and 75% more gray.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
"—a nutrition scientist at Archer Daniels Midland, a major food processing corporation—" Facepalm
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
"hugely suboptimal political culture of the United States" LOL! Well that's one way to put it.
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
I disagree with pretty much every assertion in this article's rant. Advanced visual editors like Visual Studio make the syntax irrelevant and the architecture easy to focus on. Now I can keep my brain focused on separation of concern
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
Speak for yourself (duh...that's what the author is doing). I work for others to make good money to support my addiction to hobbies. I, for one LOVE quadcopters, reef tanks, micro-controllers, LASERs, PC's, my electric guitar, a
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by FrankenPC 13y ago
You are making decent money compared to SF. According to the poll, not many are though. Does the UK not value intellectual workers?