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by badosu 9y ago
Some of us already have :). What do you mean by that?
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by badosu 9y ago
Probably not the intention of parent, but if you could mine the uranium that is released on the oceans by the earth's crust each year you would have an effectively renewable energy source that is nuclear.
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by badosu 9y ago
Also, something that is very overlooked IMO is that the engineering process does not need to happen in silico , even though I am not a defendant of using it, bioengineering is a possibility.
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by badosu 9y ago
Thanks!
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by badosu 9y ago
You mean future VCV Bridge information?
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by badosu 9y ago
I could not find how this can be used within a DAW (LV2, VST or AU). Seems like a great project and very finely polished! However it's too cumbersome to have to route the audio to be recorded. For another open source modular synthetize
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by badosu 9y ago
> That leads to the obvious question - how often does the US government lie to the public? Lie I don't know, but omit/diverge all the time.
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by badosu 9y ago
Probably because power consumption of utilities are measured by watt, so watt/h gives more intuition on how much energy was consumed.
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by badosu 9y ago
> The earlier quoted story lacks these nuances. Sure, you might still find it rude but for me it made a big difference that they weren't just invading French aerospace for no valid reason. Makes a lot of sense, thanks for sharing!
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by badosu 9y ago
America, f\ \ k yeah! ... Sarcasm aside, wouldn't this be a severe case of violation of sovereignity? I find it hard to believe such a stupid act could have been performed without making news or retaliations. (By stupid act I mean ente
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by badosu 9y ago
EM Drive never was proved to have provided thrust on a rigorous test, the theoretical explanation for it also doesn't have any basis on current standard physics. I recommend this video for a good explanation [0]. [0]: https:/&#x2
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by badosu 9y ago
To say that something is majority, you need to compare with the minority, minority was not provided. Although I recognize a HN post can't possibly be able to enumerate and compare the magnitude of all possible ways the US influenced th
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by badosu 9y ago
> While the US often acts reprehensibly, such as in the case of Chile, Iraq, and so on, the overwhelming majority of the international influence the US exerts is positive. (Citation Needed) Please see: https://en.wikipedia.o
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by badosu 9y ago
Could not resist mentioning "Save the planet" from Geroge Carlin: The planet isn’t going anywhere. We are! We’re goin’ away. Pack your shit, Folks, we’re goin’ away. We won’t leave much of a trace either, thank god for that. Mayb
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by badosu 9y ago
I stick to this philosophy for many things, tracked for many months the more efficient GUIs for neovim (mainly neovim-qt, see full list at [0]). However I really wanted to have a little more interactivity (and visuals) than what the termina
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by badosu 9y ago
One of Neovim's capabilities that seems really promising is enabling rich GUI interfaces for an editor that does not simply emulate vim behaviour. An instance of this is Oni[0]. - https://github.com/onivim/oni
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by badosu 9y ago
> No great harm comes from calling it a theory, and nothing of importance is settled by instead calling it a hypothesis or conjecture. It's fine to believe in this, however one must wonder why it is that an individual may hold Str
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by badosu 9y ago
1PM in 24h format.
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by badosu 9y ago
I fully agree with you, if news written like this influences lay people, they'll hold theories like General Relativity, Quantum Field Theory or even Evolution to the same standards as the next trendy, and almost impossible to falsify,
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by badosu 9y ago
My rant's motivation is the usual lack of consideration for philosophy by qualified scientists, which is not bad per se , just when they create a title that reads: > Is the inflationary universe a scientific theory? Not anymore.
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by badosu 9y ago
> The salient quality of a theory, or a scientific hypothesis if you prefer, is that it can be tested, at least in principle. I am not a physicist, but it seems like, at least in principle, there's a way to falsify the inflation hy
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by badosu 9y ago
I really cringed at the title and explanation on the subsequent article, even though it presents good information. Rigorously speaking a theory is a body of established scientific knowledge, in which case is classically defined to be a set
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by badosu 9y ago
Not sure if it's the same one I followed for some time, but maybe it's this one: https://sscaitournament.com/
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by badosu 9y ago
> In my experience there was always a counter offer, unless you are terrible :). I wouldn't give a counter-offer to an employee if I know that I can't really offer a better salary or work environment, and it would be even un
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by badosu 9y ago
If your requirement is to have a predictable, responsive environment without having your assets intercepted then no.
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by badosu 9y ago
This is a really interesting concept illustrated on this story: http://lesswrong.com/lw/qk/that_alien_message/
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by badosu 9y ago
It's sensible to understand (for us, brazilians) that much of our land is a bastion of pristine environment and that we should preserve it. On the other hand I think it's very hypocritical of many countries to point a finger at us
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by badosu 9y ago
> Can’t wait until the “Steve Bannon” of the corporate justice movement emerges to go after these individuals / the structure that creates them. I'm sorry to sidetrack on this, but I was really puzzled by this sentence, that
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by badosu 9y ago
It seems the wave is quickly dampened so I think if it would be strong enough (if you were near the source for instance) to have any impact on your body you would receive the tearing forces on your organs almost instantaneously and be damag
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by badosu 9y ago
Next step should be enabling censored services to citizens with 4-star+ social scores.

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