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badosu
9y ago
> If Google abuses their power it is easier to correct course by forking. I don't agree with this line of reasoning, the inertia and established name of the browser would be a huge factor in this.
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badosu
9y ago
Thanks for the information.
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I may be wrong on that, do you know what was then?
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There were not guided missiles yet, and the US was anxious due to the development of the atomic bomb and bombers by Soviet Russia. So it was devised as a missile that could compensate the lack of accuracy with the higher yield than conventi
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9y ago
Of course, but remember that you're not being asked simply to fly a plane in a common way or to test some conventional device. You're being asked to fly into a radioactive mushroom cloud to test if you get harmed or not. And you&#
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Also, from the wikipedia entry on the AIR-2 Genie [0]: Gamma and neutron doses received by observers on the ground were negligible. Doses received by aircrew were highest for the fliers assigned to penetrate the airburst cloud ten minutes
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> if the riemann conjecture is proven, precisely nothing happens. its not even possible that something happens in the tangible world, because of some result in mathematics. Unless I'm mistaken, if proved the Riemann Conjecture cou
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I just did, I consulted https://blockchain.info/pools The 4 top pools are chinese and amount to almost 40% of the latest blocks mined.
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9y ago
- Look at all those butterflies, isn't her shirt lovely? - They're all dead... The life of the party!
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9y ago
You can post content in verbatim by indenting it by 2 or more spaces ( https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc )
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9y ago
> Hiding files starting with a dot is just a cosmetic, view level implementation. Is it? [0] [0]: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+RobPikeTheHuman/posts/R58WgWwN9...
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> It would be interesting to see a IPC system that abstracted away where the other process was running or treated processes running on an entirely different machine or VM as another local process. Erlang processes do this if I'm n
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9y ago
"Best viewed in 800x600"
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I highly recommend this Royal Institute talk: Information, Evolution, and intelligent Design - With Daniel Dennett [0]. The presenter provides a series of small steps in the way of understanding how the combined leaps of 'dumb' ev
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Would you mind explaining a bit more about the wild maggots part? I wonder if this is something that could be used in a scarcity scenario, benefit vs risk of infection, etc..
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I am not saying Dark Matter is something that actually exists that cannot be ruled out by other explanations (a revision of GR would be ideal IMO), just that this phenomenon makes the approach much trickier.
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Hence, evacuating methods like bloodletting, purging, vomiting, sweating, diuresis and cauterization were the basis of the most effective general treatment until the beginning of 19th century [2–5] You just forgot to include the subsequen
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> "Hirudotherapy" has not been scientifically proven to be effective, and no appeals to ancient wisdom will change that. Certainly you have references to back your argument? Leech therapy, can be safely and effectively used to
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Besides what another sibling comment has already pointed out, one needs to consider the patient's wealth (that region is not poor, but has huge economic inequality issues) and the absence of research using regional resources. Sometimes
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Dark Matter is not just 'something we don't understand yet'. It has predictable effects on observations and adheres to some properties, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullet_Cluster .
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9y ago
> US is 80th, not great but there's really no comparison to Chian. This is true, but one should take into account that US's and most of the developed world economy has shifted into services and intellectual or branding scheme
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> The real concern here is that the country that's furthest along in extracting the methane is also pretty low on the list of countries that take great care with environmental concerns. This narrative is getting more obsolete each
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> Disposition Matrix, informally known as a kill list God, I wish this terrible term didn't remind me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuEQixrBKCc I don't like words that hide the truth. I don't
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Without a breakdown of these new jobs by sector we can't really be sure, if the premise is correct one explanation could be low qualification. Also, there are many ways to account for 'employment' so this statistic can be mis
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9y ago
I am glad you enjoyed it, it's one of my favorite musical performances ever! Some other incredible renditions: - Caprice 24 by Alexander Markov - La Catedral by Ana Vidovic (worth checking her Asturias version as well) - Pictures at
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To be frank this supports the parent's argument. > So now that we aren't avoiding that we live in and understand our feudalistic society let's be realist and figure out things in perspective.
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I don't have a problem with slideshows, but a reason is that, in the UX perspective, elements that animate recurringly with previously hidden content (and possibly links) is confusing and not actually used, and then when you find some
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This piece is simply breathtaking, I find this version on guitar more expressive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNEnzNHTkd8
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Gotcha, thanks!
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Still wrong, this process is a sink of energy, not a source.
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