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by dm2 11y ago
You argue that humans are not above nature, yet we are the only species that can instantly (and silently) communicate about abstract topics from and to anywhere in the world. Humans have the unique ability to notice that animals go extinct,
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by dm2 11y ago
Necessary? Probably not. But you should anyways.
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by dm2 11y ago
The 1st link on the Google search I linked to was my source. http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-31001941 The Guardian article is written by someone who is most likely a freelance writer. Their goal is to pump
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by dm2 11y ago
I was looking up the differences in them a few minutes ago and there really isn't any, so much so that I'm not concerned with losing the Northern White Rhino sub-species. It's not a good thing, but we do have the required pie
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by dm2 11y ago
What's the relationship between "genome sequencing" and IVF? This quote from that article was interesting to me, I had always assumed that mammal reproductive systems were relatively similar: "The reproductive system of
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by dm2 11y ago
Why are VPNs a problem for you? It's hard to fully trust a person that is remote. Are they keeping your data safe? Another solution is the idea of Amazons virtual workspaces for remote workers, this allows the company to have more cont
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by dm2 11y ago
Here are some approximate rhino population levels as of 2013: http://www.rhinos.org/rhinos/state-of-the-rhino-2013 The Southern White Rhino has a population of about 20,000 (Endangered). TIL about the Woolly Rhino: ht
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by dm2 11y ago
They can but it's risky and there are new challenges with different animals. The process isn't perfect, the animals might die: https://www.google.com/search?q=white+rhino+IVF It's also not been considered too
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by dm2 11y ago
2,500 dead so far, that's bad. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/apr/26/aftershocks-hin...
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by dm2 11y ago
Horizontal mouse scrolling is also broken on Chrome, doesn't load more than 3 slides.
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by dm2 11y ago
Data and density is an issue in the US. Compare the size of South Korea, and the size of the US, that's why it's easier to blanket South Korea with data networks. Google is offering ways to more seamlessly switch WiFi networks and
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by dm2 11y ago
Devil's Advocate: This data is important to public health. Search history for drugs is one of the best ways for companies, the public, and researchers to find out symptoms and the occurrence rate of symptoms. If that data is attached w
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by dm2 11y ago
Here is an interesting page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_device_bandwidths
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by dm2 11y ago
This table indicates that PCIe v2 is 4 Gbit/s per lane (64 Gbit/s for 16 lanes) and PCIe v4 is almost 16 Gbit/s per lane (up to 252 Gbit/s total). Is this correct or am I misunderstanding what you are saying? http:&#x2F
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by dm2 11y ago
Most of us are seeing the phrase "digital nose" for the first time. Easy mix-up, everyone read it as "digital noise" and thought to themselves, "grainy screen? noise as in randomness of the input timing? that doesn&
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by dm2 11y ago
They are doing it to protect the millions that they've invested into the autonomous driving software. Imagine this scenario, deep inside of a random 3rd-party firmware was an obscure piece of code that allowed complete remote control o
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by dm2 12y ago
I don't think anyone has a problem with forks just changing the name of TrueCrypt (see VeraCrypt) and start from there. There is a lot of discussion on the license on the VeraCrypt forums. It's completely reasonable to ask people
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by dm2 12y ago
Isn't it likely that they just made a minor "algorithm" update that fixed the real reason why your site was penalized? Maybe they reset your penalty as a "thank you" for bringing it to their attention?
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by dm2 12y ago
For a split second I thought somebody had attempted to put a bee hive on their desk.
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by dm2 12y ago
Best picture of how it works that I could find: http://www.honeyflow.com/media/images/content/detail/honey_d...
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by dm2 12y ago
That's so that you'll click around and eventually click on the product referral links to Amazon.
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by dm2 12y ago
I think it's confirmed that they have a "several hundred to a thousand" employees working on a car project of some kind. They've also been reportedly poaching car industry employees recently. Steve Jobs always wanted to
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by dm2 12y ago
You'd think people would at least check to see if they were even affected, it clearly states "Lenovo never installed this software on any ThinkPad notebooks, nor any Lenovo desktops or smartphones." and no enterprise product
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by dm2 12y ago
This clearly states that the cost for a replacement 85kW battery will be $12,000. http://www.teslamotors.com/blog/2013-model-s-price-increase "We have received many requests for a Battery Replacement Option. We ar
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by dm2 12y ago
Peak generation... are you referring to Tea Time? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTM2Ck6XWHg
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by dm2 12y ago
The Model S 85kW battery pack is estimated to cost $12,000 and is estimated to last 10+ years. The SolarCity Battery field-test uses 10kW Tesla batteries and is leased for $1,500 upfront and $15 per month. So, if the batteries degrade, it&#
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by dm2 12y ago
Also published by one of the authors: http://crypto.stanford.edu/gyrophone/
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by dm2 12y ago
Other technologies will make the need for jobs obsolete. It's called a post-scarcity society and it must be achieved at the same time or slightly before most jobs become automated. A molecular re-arranger would be the holy grail of a p
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by dm2 12y ago
AI comes up a lot but in my opinion there is no guarantee that it will ever actually exist. AI is by definition is artificial and the lines between artificial and non-artificial will be blurred very soon as BCIs come around. If we take all
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by dm2 12y ago
FIRST, this is BLOG SPAM which posts false information to try to get gullable people to purchase one of their books (banner ad at bottom of that blog linking to http://products.techswarm.com/teslasecrets.html ). This thing w

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