Goety

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by Goety 5y ago
I think you know the answer
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by Goety 5y ago
Can we avoid this somehow? Dang massive disappointment
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by Goety 5y ago
Well... What is your solution for this?
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by Goety 5y ago
Damn AWS is still getting hammered
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Bob Dole, WWII hero and former Republican presidential nominee, dies at 98(nbcnews.com)
1 points by Goety 5y ago|1 comments
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by Goety 5y ago
Wayy too young
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by Goety 5y ago
Hostile political forces are present.
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by Goety 5y ago
why are they just targeting the israeli firm?
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by Goety 5y ago
Share price is going to get a nice squeeze
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by Goety 5y ago
This is one thing that has bothered me with recent twitter.
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by Goety 5y ago
Great question and I hope this gets answered. Most industries in the US only care if a location has water capacity rather than sustainability issues.
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by Goety 5y ago
A few weeks ago it was from an older Chinese test. It would be quite disturbing if the ISS was destroyed and then China would offer cooperation with theirs.
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by Goety 5y ago
I hate that they have to preface it with "we hate these guys but..."
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by Goety 5y ago
They found the gap in the armor.
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by Goety 5y ago
Regulation could easily reverse the flow of data
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by Goety 5y ago
I wonder what their marketed replacement is going to be
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by Goety 5y ago
>If the DoD disappeared tomorrow, wouldn’t pretty much the entire world immediately build up their militaries? The people who want the first part to happen also want the second.
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by Goety 5y ago
Wireless and perhaps contactless neuro-sensor and neuromodulation is an achievable goal.
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by Goety 5y ago
imagine how torturous telepathy would be if you couldnt turn it off
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by Goety 5y ago
Maybe they were saying haha we know where you patrol
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by Goety 5y ago
Yup. Weird connections with Tesla.
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by Goety 5y ago
We're so fucked arn't we?
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by Goety 5y ago
Your last paragraph has definitely increased my optimism. I wish i had more time to reply. I might have to wait for another weekend for this. >there are also a huge number of opportunities -- it is (hopefully!) going to make it possible
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by Goety 5y ago
I dont think you understand how valuable this information is for someone who is a layman. I really appreciate the response! Oh shit so the math and detection gets stupid difficult at higher mag fields because of wavelength/scale and co
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by Goety 5y ago
What is it about a stronger magnetic field in practice that decreases b1, b0? Is it that we cant create a strong magnetic field with good homogeneity in a small space? Are sensors also a limiting factor?
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by Goety 5y ago
Can we engineer a human backbone behind these services to be resistant to corruption and complacency for security sake? We did an ok job with nuclear weapons but only just.
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by Goety 5y ago
>In what condition? Well that's the question right? Without nuclear there may not be a middle ground as an option for a lot of people. >So your just suggesting we go back to the middle ages? No, thank you. I'm not suggesting
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by Goety 5y ago
which is why i included 'or [support] changing the narrative' i appreciate your language as well.
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by Goety 5y ago
>Energy is a fundamental need for society to flourish. Energy is needed for basic modern services. Humans have survived a long time without electricity. It could be simpler to 'go without' or 'find a workaround' for a
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by Goety 5y ago
This wasnt an inevitable conclusion post 2008 but apparently it is one we may need to examine.

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