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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Yep, seems more like pure fiction without even much effort put into it, just that some things turned out semi-true.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Whether viruses are classified as life or not doesn't matter and wouldn't change anything. The important and interesting thing is that viruses probably evolved from cells.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
> Big Bang Theory > it's actually cool to be geeky or into tech Is this satire?
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
You have to do it when you want to reach "general public" which is far-from-science type of individuals who refer to themselves as "not interested in politics, space and that kind of stuff. I'm interested in people and e
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
All personal experiences aside, the conclusion is that cyst squeezed hypothalamus which resulted in malfunctioning. Or in short, "Malfunction of compressed brain tissue". What is the reason for that? Are neurons somehow discharged
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> that would otherwise be used to retrieve a memory Also to create a memory. Self control basically uses up part of working memory which has limited measurable amount of neurons.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
> except electric Why? You have just been shown corporate cheat on tests. Why you would ever assume this has something to do with fuel type? I expect Tesla cheat as much as MB or BMW in their "range" test. And if you believe ot
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Sometimes I wonder that not only it is not possible for other forms of life to exist that wouldn't use water, carbon and others, but that we have life just because it so happened coincidentally that our universe were created with the e
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Here's ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_meteorite ) an example how. Asteroid impact.
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> ... but it's entirely possible to get significant results from small sample sizes. It is also possible to simply guess some effect. You don't need study for stating a result. A purpose of study is to prove something. A study
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
The conclusion is entirely not based on results from this study, if it can be called a proper study. What can be told from the abstract, is that sample size is extremely small (19 individuals), there don't seem to be any control parame
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
It's still a made up problem. I'd just say "my target audience is that and that and I don't care about edge cases until they come up". Get's the job done and prevents wasting effort on imaginary problems.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
This is an example of overthinking and overcomplicating a task and focusing on edge cases. Not even 80-20, more like 99.8-0.02. 40th point perfectly sums it up - an edge case for feral people, slave in Sudan and someone born and left. One t
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Zhirinovsky would not even want to be a president precisely of this. He has established a comfortable spot of "entertaining borderline crazy bigoted warmonger" and that is a spot only possible while he is relatively not influentia
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Exactly. Despite what media wants people to believe, may are sick and tired of political correctness and bending down to everyone's demands for anything. And Trump caught on to that and just throws vague remarks here and there in that
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
> If you do play, you have a minuscule but nonzero chance of winning. This is what I don't get it. Why people think this? You have exactly ZERO chance to win. Even if cryonics will be a thing in the future, nobody is going to unfree
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
These should exist if universities had a goal of producing not scientists, but workers.
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Paywall.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
You will not get many meaningful answers here to questions regarding race.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Ok seems I was wrong about that part.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Few years ago I remember article specifically saying that rampaging in-game purchases and greed in general will destroy not only mobile games, but gaming industry in general. Looks like the results are finally in. Additionally, article ment
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Also missed this information, but it's expected from such a vague post directed at non-tech users. My guess is that they counted the maximum of everything to blow up the number as much as possible - means it is separate user account hi
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
You don't seem to grasp the concept of PR yet.
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The camera is not fast in capturing so many frames per second sense. It is fast in capturing extremely short period of time sense. Many packets of photons are sent and many short movies are filmed (with 1000 frames per second or so), and la
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
It almost feels like government does something when it is pushed. Either financially, by donors and lobbyists, or public pressure before election for votes. Since no such pressure exists, government is not likely to do anything.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
It's not really subjective. Since dark matter has so little interaction, it probably has just few basic properties like mass and some other. Regular matter has complex things going on for it. That's why there is life, stars, etc.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
That fraction is the most interesting fraction though.
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Any technology can be used for both good and bad. There's nothing inherently wrong with technology.
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
That is a good example. But you are forgetting that neural networks are approximating the actual functions, so the function you described could be built with some kind of confidence level in the answer. Just like you can have some confidenc
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by cLeEOGPw 11y ago
Rounding is something humans can't do either. how easily can you round a stick that is almost exactly 1.5 meters long? You would be ever sure that you are correct. And as for rounding in mathematical way, that wouldn't be a proble

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