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by at_a_remove 7y ago
Although I am only in physics by degree and not by practice, I think this is "physics as expected." Old measurements do not change. Over bog standard Newtonian physics, special relativity provides additional decimals in the form
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by at_a_remove 7y ago
I would be interested in seeing these. My naive hope is that a code of conduct could be crafted with defensive measures to at least mitigate such problems, but that is probably hopeless in the face of bad actors.
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by at_a_remove 7y ago
From what I can gather, the chambers are quite small due to the pressure issues. This has the result of making aerogel, typically produced with supercritical carbon dioxide, come in comparatively small chunks, especially at the hobbyist le
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by at_a_remove 7y ago
Your point about how the IRS already has all of the relevant information is something that has always puzzled me. Why are we performing this bizarre, ever-changing ritual with the threat of IRS audits hanging over us if they already know
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by at_a_remove 7y ago
They killed off all of the chat rooms on a mid-December as well. In fact, December 14, 2012. Curious. Watching Yahoo wither slowly over the course of so many years is fascinating in a morbid sense. I am told that they had some very inter
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by at_a_remove 7y ago
It's a bit different than that. The decay of a neutron into a proton and an electron conserved charge, mass-energy (to an expected degree), and momentum. However, spin was not conserved. The neutrino was dreamed up as kind of a plac