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by henearkr 6y ago
I wonder, if I play this video during a walk in the nearby mountain in Japan, will the song be picked up by the local species? The scientists would have a new mystery on their hands lol!
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by henearkr 6y ago
Bravo Google! Well done :)
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by henearkr 6y ago
Pretty tiny: 10−5 to 10−3 eV/c2 Though the utility of a big collider would be in diversifying the types of decays observed?
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by henearkr 6y ago
Let's say we stop international conflicts, make successful demographic transitions in all countries, and concentrate our time and efforts in making progress in biology, physics, and all? Yes I know that what I propose is impossible rig
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by henearkr 6y ago
Today the axion is the new hypothetical fundamental particle that coincides with the status that had the Higgs boson two decades ago. It may very well be the next milestone.
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by henearkr 6y ago
I was surprised to see in recent years quite a lot of applications of neutrinos in imagery. E.g. in geology, to visualize the inside of monuments (e.g. pyramids) without opening them, etc.
937.
by henearkr 6y ago
I'm curious why you call the string theory a debacle. From what I followed, the debacle was rather with supersymmetry . And even though, the research in this domain stimulated the development of new mathematical tools. Finally, as wit
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by henearkr 6y ago
But the standard model is already broken by known experiment results... Now is a race to affine results (or find more new phenomena) and navigate through the possible new theories.
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by henearkr 6y ago
I understand your way of thinking, but if it had been meticulously followed throughout history, don't you think that almost no scientific research would have been made? Why should anyone spend time thinking when we have so much to do w
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by henearkr 6y ago
Suppose you find a way to use some grand-unification energy source thanks to some new high-energy physics discovery. Then that would mean way more energy available to manufacture tests, medical supplies, synthetic coton and masks, electrici
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by henearkr 6y ago
Actually, not having all aminoacids can lead to better aging. Vegan and vegetarian diet lack of methionine, and in animal models the carence in methionine boosted their lifespan.
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by henearkr 6y ago
So probably the best next step for MS is to prepare something like a "dev" license, i.e. an Enterprise license for the individual that knows what he is doing.
943.
by henearkr 6y ago
And of course it's still possible to opt-out with some "pro" version? I mean, there are always situations where you want to avoid to be interrupted by updates by all mean... Oh wait, I get it... pro versions are called Arch,
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by henearkr 6y ago
No, this is just a different topic. What I brought up was an example of good response to a cyber threat. You bring up some bad things, be it old or new it does not matter, it still is a different topic. My point was to illustrate what I cal
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by henearkr 6y ago
How can you form adequate opinions if you know only one part of the truth? The part you know can be easily manipulated so that your opinion corresponds to the wishes of the government in control. This is why journalism is mainly about publi
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by henearkr 6y ago
They are on your side. The supporters of Assange are guaranteed to be also revolted by Guantanamo Camp and drone executions. Assange's supporters like him precisely because, among other things, he (and Wikileaks) is a champion of the c
947.
by henearkr 6y ago
I honestly don't know. It really is very difficult to resist the temptation to misuse power, when a lot of it is concentrated in one's hands. On the other hand, let's analyse: - on the "means" side: France certainly
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by henearkr 6y ago
UK was supposed to be such a place. At least UK's law was telling that. Also, smearing shit on the face of prime ministers, presidents, all the highest ranking politicians you can imagine, is just the game of free press in a democracy.
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by henearkr 6y ago
Yeah but, 1/ not a journalist, 2/ member of a huge killers club, 3/ propagandist of religious numbness contrary to the diffusing of facts and contrary to the useful understanding of the world's mechanics. So he was total
950.
by henearkr 6y ago
You are saying France did bad shit, and that's true, you forgot Napoleon slaughters throughout Europe, Nazis collaboration and Petain, colonial rule and enslaving of American, African and Asian nations, nuclear tests, and I forgot a lo
951.
by henearkr 6y ago
That's an easy one, because spying on France industrial or state secrets by foreign powers happens all the time. For example: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2019/09/27/business/hacker... So,
952.
by henearkr 6y ago
Lots of journalists, say, in France for example, hurl shit in the face of US every day, with lots of investigations, and they still are more or less protected and the country where they live abide by the law... So, that's what personal
953.
by henearkr 6y ago
If I understand well, you are essentially saying "well done". Let us agree to disagree.
954.
by henearkr 6y ago
That's not what I am upset about. First of all, why had he to skip this bail at all. All of his suspicions about the first sex offense case being a pretense to extradite him were confirmed. And then, the way he is treated in the UK tri
955.
by henearkr 6y ago
Yes, you're right. But the pressure to do so comes from the US all the same... You're right that what's happening in UK with Assange is very disturbing... I followed Craig Murray's blog posts.
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by henearkr 6y ago
Oh, sorry if it was not very clear, I was saying that US treatment of the Assange case was disgusting me. By "American great minds", I was thinking about all the American mathematicians and scientists whose books I passionately de
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by henearkr 6y ago
I feel nausea... This and the new anti-encryption bills... I am happy to know the existence such a lot of great American minds, mathematicians, scientists, visionaries, because, else, with only the kind of ugly news such as above, my image
958.
by henearkr 6y ago
Nice! I didn't know. But it still does not bring back the classic usage in Perl 5 style, that made intensive use of runtime options as shorthands for looping on all lines of a file etc.
959.
by henearkr 6y ago
I had hope there would be a merging (with some compatibility layers and wrapper binaries) allowing to use Raku the same way Perl 5 was used (should not have been _that_ hard, just adding familiar options and special variables)... Now I&#x27
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by henearkr 6y ago
Of course you can!! Even in something not very well defined as a neural network, you can try to retrain it, or also to modify its architecture, or its postprocessing, and verify reproductibly on test cases that it behaves better. Also, to a

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