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by Rhapso 16y ago
There has yet to be a real study of such things, but... there is info like this out there http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1702897/posts http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg18725095.600 if too much water on the skin causes hor
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by Rhapso 16y ago
We are not talking out a pain free process here. In the proposed system Pink Floyd would at the very least go into debt, dedicated songwriters would likely cease in exist in the form we see them today. Change is painful, but in the long run
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Finally, a weaponized mobile microwave gun! If you are afraid of getting hit by one of these, do not wear contacts! You can handle melted plastic on your skin, but you do not want it on you eyes (contacts have a lot of water in them thus th
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by Rhapso 16y ago
the end works out zero. lim (6)^(1/n) == 1 n -> inf The second one is a bit tricky, SUM(N){1 to inf} == inf thus: 1*(5+1)/inf == 0
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by Rhapso 16y ago
It is interesting, that we are only now scratching on the surface of what Tesla did 100 years ago.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Insinuating that Apple did not test the iPhone 4 enough was an attempt to allow Apple to save face, it gave them a chance to go "Whoops! we made a mistake" then politely fix it. But all this evidence that Apple went to huge extents to test
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by Rhapso 16y ago
(((7^4)-1)/(2 (3+9))+0!(5+sqrt(cbrt(sqrt(...8...))))/(S(S(..6..))) I used an infinite number of square roots, cube roots, and sums. None of the rules require a finite expression :P SO: ^ + - / sqrt cbrt S= 9 MO: infinite MR: infinite
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by Rhapso 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1515665 Duplicate post.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Folks are complaining this game looks too violent. I ask, have they read the book? They keep Blasting their way out of every place they get into, and Harry happily uses illegal curses with no consequences. Seems the game will fit the book t
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Going on A Harry Potter Killing Spree(kotaku.com)
1 points by Rhapso 16y ago|1 comments
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by Rhapso 16y ago
yeah. I'm considering working on a way to make Wave more usable.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Music can alter your mental state, and even if these kids are tripping to good tunes, Should we be worried? Then again humans have been using psychotropic drugs for millennia and we think they are bad. Music and Drugs have been a normal par
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by Rhapso 16y ago
https://wave.google.com/wave/waveref/googlewave.com/w+iPe-nq... Is a wave with IRC chat and access to this Document.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
The Diaspora Team is not talking to anybody. What we do know, is that they are developing this along the lines of "personal server" So I think the best answer to you question is 'True' (watch out for those boolean statements!) They are buil
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by Rhapso 16y ago
interesting, commenting about not having much karma got me a karma point! -does a happy game mechanic induced dance- I had been reading HN for about a year before making an account, and honestly I think it is one of the "nicest" communities
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Karma, I admit is a bit of a game mechanic to me. I get really excited when I pick up a point or two. However, I am also new around here, and thus have not accumulated enough to make it not exciting.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Are we sure an optimized version of Esperanto or some other already real language is not a better fix for this?
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Well, if we assume a big-crunch outcome of the universe, then it could be said that all matter would end up inside 1 big black hole. And then it might follow that the universe is re-spawned inside of the black hole. This solves your 2 issue
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by Rhapso 16y ago
aha! I had fallen victim to the classic correlation != causation fallacy. Your fix works. It turns out that the bit that mattered was not the OS, but in fact the type of computer (I read less on my net-book and thus it had not hit the 8? pa
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New York Times Paywall is only for Windows?
1 points by Rhapso 16y ago|4 comments
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Visual Basic got me into programming in middle-school. The way you suck the children in, is to give them a tool like this, with almost instant efficacy, it allows them to grasp that their ideas can be made real, and that it is not as imposs
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by Rhapso 16y ago
"Space," it says, "is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly hugely mindbogglingly big it is. I mean you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space" -Douglas Adams I'm not sure if I
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DIY Head Mounted Display done well(hackaday.com)
1 points by Rhapso 16y ago|0 comments
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by Rhapso 16y ago
I was a metaplace beta tester, they had a great idea going there, I hope this gives it another shot.
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by Rhapso 16y ago
But what happens when you have to use somebody else's computer? How are you going to log into your super secure email using a stolen cellphone to warn the president about the terrorists, if you have to run back home, log into firefox then g
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Well, if you are willing to work with a time scale a couple magnitudes slower then we currently do, then it is rather practical, sure it takes a few million years to transmit, but if I think at that speed too then it is not a problem. Heck
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Actually this is an age old logical fallacy called Pascal's Wager. Because it is just as likely for there to be a anti-Pascalian god as there is to be a pascal friendly god, then belief in god is a zero sum game from the point of view of al
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Unitarian Universalist
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What is Pornography?(tandatechnicaljournal.wordpress.com)
2 points by Rhapso 16y ago|1 comments
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by Rhapso 16y ago
Honestly, this feels like Fallout with cars.

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