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by gigs 3y ago
He isn't. That's the pop science article author's attempt to relate to his work, I think. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.11667.pdf Here's one of Gupta's papers.
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by gigs 3y ago
The article really should not have even mentioned tired light. It's not really what Gupta is proposing. He is instead proposing that Dirac was correct about some things we view as constants not actually being constant.
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by gigs 3y ago
He isn't proposing steady state. He's basically saying that Dirac might have been right in proposing things like the gravitational constant or fine-structure constant are time variant over long enough times. If what we think are
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by gigs 7y ago
The Keurig 2.0 have been discontinued a while now and the new ones don't have the DRM anymore.
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by gigs 7y ago
Virginia has pre-emption of pretty much all matters of law. Cities and counties can only pass zoning ordinances. For example, it's not possible for a VA city or county to make something a crime, unless there's a specific law on t
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by gigs 9y ago
I have statistics. 2640 user accounts from 6320 orders. Some customers are repeat customers, but even if we are generous and assume that the majority are not repeat orders (I'd estimate 25% are repeat orders), that's over 1/
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by gigs 9y ago
If the justification for this is rising housing costs, then giving people free money to pay the high rents is just going to cause housing to be even more expensive. We've already tried this experiment. It's called financial aid f
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by gigs 9y ago
Yeah, I mean, what is he suggesting as an alternative for passwords for something like a small/medium ecommerce site? You can have a guest checkout so they don't need to have an account, but some people want them.