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by fhars 8y ago
Funny thing aubout the hover text for that xkcd is that Brontosaurus has been ressurected since then.... https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/tetrapod-zoology/that-b...
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by fhars 9y ago
I tried signal once, and it refused to even start without me allowing it to steal my address book.
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by fhars 9y ago
I think you do not quite understand the statistical properties of the evolutionary mechanisms. The ravaging sickle cell disease you describe is the form patients develop if they carry two copies of the gene, which happens to one in four chi
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by fhars 9y ago
And it will finally make the paperless office a reality.
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by fhars 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Corps_v_Apple_Computer
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by fhars 9y ago
There ist no ReasonML -> Ocaml compilation step in that chain, ReasonML is just another syntax for ocaml.
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by fhars 9y ago
Your first arguement assumes that you can choose the door you pick initially and the door with the goat that I will open once you heve picked your first door before I have opened that second door. That is not even remotely plausible. The
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by fhars 9y ago
"Close" here meaning it will be 700 times farther away from that something than it is from the sun now.
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by fhars 9y ago
At that speed it is about seven minutes a day.
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by fhars 9y ago
And don't forget that Middle-Earth was transfomrd from a flat world to a spherical one after the invasion of Valinor by Ar Pharazôn, which may have resulted in some deformation of the surface.
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by fhars 9y ago
It should work without taking pictures or movement profiles of people that did not give consent in writing or using a qualified digital signature.
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by fhars 10y ago
The real drawback of disabling memory overcommitting is not that processes can no longer allocate huge amounts of unused memory, but that processes that use more memory that the remaining availabe RAM + swap can no longer call fork (even if
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by fhars 10y ago
The experience is well documented: http://www.themorningnews.org/article/the-non-expert-ikea
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by fhars 10y ago
Since the masses are also zero, the gravity is actually NaN.
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by fhars 10y ago
But is it still true? The downloadable files containing several time tables say: Creator: Adobe InDesign CS6 (Windows) Producer: Acrobat Distiller 10.1.16 (Windows) While the ones with just a single one say:
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by fhars 10y ago
For me it even jumped to the top if I was not extremely careful and conscious when scrolling vertically, never even made it to the end of the description of the front side before giving up in desperation.
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by fhars 10y ago
Yes, it may increase it, but only it there is also enough water and nitrogene and it doesn't get too warm, which is not the case in many situations: http://news.stanford.edu/pr/02/jasperplots124.html
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by fhars 10y ago
I'd half expect that argument to be countered with the proposal that since supersonic planes will have a higher cruise altitude you could just offset the climate effect of the carbon dioxide by adding enough sulfur to the fuel ( https:
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by fhars 10y ago
Does that remind anyone else of the "understanding poetry" scene from Dead Poets Society? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjHORRHXtyI
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by fhars 10y ago
The Samsung TV I got came with a pirated copy of linux, which is quite a feat (came with a copy of the GPL 3, which is a clear breach of the GPL 2 only license of linux).
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by fhars 11y ago
More likely, that would reduce the capacity even further, as walking people need to have more space between them than standing people, in order to avoid stepping on each others heels.
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by fhars 11y ago
I got a http://iobound.com/pareidoloop/ output image categorized as "Hot"...
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by fhars 11y ago
They are exactly like that, in that almost all purported benefits of eye training and brain training alike are not supported by scientific evidence and only very narrow effects exists: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed&#x2F
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by fhars 11y ago
I just had to check what happens using a real compiler using realistic compiler options (gcc-4.9.2 -O2): https://github.com/websnarf/bstrlib/issues/8
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by fhars 11y ago
It is not only unknown if this holds on machines that don't use 2s complement, it is quite likely that this doesn't even hold on machines that do use 2s complement, but have an optimizing compiler. In many cases, the overflow chec
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by fhars 11y ago
It is currently not expected that there will be any stable nucleon configurations between lead and small neutron stars (which cannot really be considered "elements"). On the other hand, we don't know how well the current theo
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by fhars 11y ago
No, that is not inflammatory. Physicists hoped to be wrong about the standard model since the first PETRA energy upgrade. Just look at this conference summary from 1981: http://lss.fnal.gov/conf/C810824/p1003.pdf
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by fhars 11y ago
Well, of course. The whole of ocaml is still a smaller language than anybody's recommended 20% subset of C++.
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by fhars 11y ago
Are you trying to prove the C++ analogy? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3073642/official-c-langua...
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by fhars 11y ago
Specifying the rules for German Fraktur as executable code will be fun, as it uses the short s at the end of syllables, not words. So it is "Häschen" and "Häſcher"...

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