PixelRobot

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   £10 Raspberry Pi computer could teach kids programming(wired.co.uk)

   1 points by PixelRobot 16y ago|0 comments
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   by PixelRobot 16y ago

   I think there is little wrong with assuming that the probability of appearance of life given right condition and time to develop is one Fair enough. It's a bit like the infinite monkeys in infinite typewriters scenario. Given enough time,
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   by PixelRobot 16y ago

   That one seems to be the most unreasonable assumption of the set to me. Specially if you consider life seems to have happened just once on Earth.
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   by PixelRobot 16y ago

   I assume "Earth like" in this context means planets that resemble the only planet known to hold life at least enough to be capable of holding life themselves. The problem is we don't even know what that means exactly. It's also assuming tha
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   by PixelRobot 16y ago

   It seems to be just speculation. There's not much data you can use to guess those numbers with the current scientific knowledge.
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   by PixelRobot 16y ago

   That's some optimistic data there.
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   Measuring hell - Was modern physics born in the Inferno?(boston.com)

   1 points by PixelRobot 16y ago|0 comments
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   by PixelRobot 16y ago

   I think the author is taking Spanish too literally here. Just because the literal translation doesn't imply blame or seems to take it away for an English speaker doesn't mean that Spanish speakers don't see it there. "Se han perdido las lla
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   Google to fight Spanish demands to remove 'libelous' links (guardian.co.uk)

   2 points by PixelRobot 16y ago|1 comments
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    Dropquest: Dropbox's Scavenger Hunt Contest(dropbox.com)

    1 points by PixelRobot 16y ago|0 comments
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    by PixelRobot 16y ago

    Marketing people say the darndest things. It reminds me to this youtube video somebody posted recently on Twitter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRDhx8Lo37E It's totally viral! No, I'm not related to the video or whoever made it.
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    by PixelRobot 16y ago

    Well, you're more likely to know the sociable people with Asperger's than the antisocial ones, right? What you describe is not the case with all the people who have Asperger's. Some avoid social interaction because they know they don't unde
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    by PixelRobot 16y ago

    People like to feel in control, but not the responsibility that comes with the power. This looks like a (dishonest) way to combine both tendencies.
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    by PixelRobot 16y ago

    I'm also extremely introverted, and I got a 34. Asperger's and introversion are very different. A lot of people get Asperger's, introversion and shyness mixed, but they are three completely different things.
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    by PixelRobot 16y ago

    Faking your own death for fun and profit. Classy. I don't think looking dishonest and irresponsible is a good marketing strategy in the long run.
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    by PixelRobot 16y ago

    Europeans lie to pollsters
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    by PixelRobot 16y ago

    Short answer: Nobody really knows.