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by bioweek 17y ago
I wonder if this could be used for better batteries, or capacitors? Or how about for better superconductors?
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Tedford Bets on Rising Inflation(online.wsj.com)
1 points by bioweek 17y ago|0 comments
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by bioweek 17y ago
It's ironic, if there were a reliable way to break the DRM, I'd be incented to buy lots of Kindle books at even above the paperback price. right now I just can't stand the idea of paying almost as much as a real book for something that I ca
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by bioweek 17y ago
So no one is worried it will be off the market permanently? I thought investors were prone to panic?
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by bioweek 17y ago
Why is MSFT stock up for the day and for the week? Shouldn't this majorly affect their revenue?
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by bioweek 17y ago
I'm wondering if this will make traffic waves travel at the speed of light?
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How Intelligent Vehicles Will Increase the Capacity of Our Roads(technologyreview.com)
3 points by bioweek 17y ago|3 comments
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by bioweek 17y ago
I don't understand the algorithm. How can you cache any particular area, wouldn't other areas potentially affect it?
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Technology Review: A Quantum Leap in Battery Design(technologyreview.com)
2 points by bioweek 17y ago|0 comments
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by bioweek 17y ago
That's funny, I feel that exact same way. No one has ever understood this view point. I'm glad to know there's another like me out there. I always figured it was just me. I can appreciate music sometimes but I just can't imagine sitting
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by bioweek 17y ago
Oh so when the planet is between us and its star, it pulls the star towards us which blueshifts the light? That sounds hard to detect.
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by bioweek 17y ago
Couldn't any mass planet be going any speed at any distance around a star? I'm not sure why these factors would depend on mass.
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by bioweek 17y ago
I thought the article said they looked at how the stars light was dimmed by the planet. They also managed to do a spectrum analysis?
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by bioweek 17y ago
How do they know what it's made of? How do they even know the density?
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by bioweek 17y ago
why do you mean by accessible? Wouldn't that still mean reference counting, i.e., it's not accessible if it has 0 references?
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by bioweek 17y ago
How does a real GC work? I can't picture how you can do GC without ref counts. (sorry if that's a dumb question)
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by bioweek 17y ago
How high do I need?
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by bioweek 17y ago
How many of you guys are going to do this?
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by bioweek 17y ago
Sounds like a good idea. I'd upvote you but I can't seem to vote on comments for some reason. Too young, or new?
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by bioweek 17y ago
Here's a potential solution. Computer monitors that appear to be say 500 ft away, but take up the equivalent field of view as your current monitor. I.E., it would appear you screen were being projected onto the side of a mountain, but as a
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by bioweek 17y ago
Wow that would be amazing. Any chance you could track down that article? Wouldn't such a cure be 10-20 years away? I mean they're just now having the first clinical trials for stem cell therapies developed 10 years ago, right?
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by bioweek 17y ago
Do you guys think a new cure for this will be invented in the next five or ten years? I can't afford lasik, and after reading all of the things that can go wrong, I'm not even sure if I would want it. Any chance there will be some new, ine
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by bioweek 17y ago
Too ambitious? I'm thinking 2020 will look pretty much like 2010 which looks pretty much like 2000 :-(
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by bioweek 17y ago
Also is there anywhere to get free historical options prices?
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Technology Review: A Blueprint For A Quantum Propulsion Machine(technologyreview.com)
3 points by bioweek 17y ago|0 comments
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by bioweek 17y ago
I'm thinking another option is that the excess males might just leave for other countries. It seems like the most rational approach when an area doesn't provide the resources you need.
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by bioweek 17y ago
Granted I just skimmed the article, but do they discuss the algorithm at all?? It seemed like they're just saying buzzwords, "parallel","gpu","vision is hard", etc. Does anyone know if a new CV algorithm is involved in this?
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by bioweek 17y ago
How hard would it be to make one of these for a FPS? I've always wanted to try this. I'd love to get monitors on the floor (under glass) and ceiling too.
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by bioweek 17y ago
That sounds fascinating. Are you hiring ...
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by bioweek 17y ago
Does anyone have any theories on why appjet never took off as a product? Everytime I think about it, it seems like the perfect idea; save people the pain of setting up a server, hosting it, etc every time they want to make a web app. Was it

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