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10y ago
So here is a report on toddandclare.com / T&C Network Solutions. https://wikileaks.org/IMG/pdf/final_report_t_c_17_oct_2016-2... Does sound pretty sus. But I was also interested in the quote they have fro
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I'm a bit simple, but is this saying that dark matter (at least at a galactic scale) is in some way proportional to visible matter and that this is something that had not been tested for until now?
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10y ago
Pushing Ice. It's a one-off and excellent taste test in case you don't want to commit to a series.
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10y ago
I have heard a suggestion that PHD eligibility should require a replication. This would not only help validate (or invalidate) studies but would also over time reinforce the importance of replication culturally.
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10y ago
Erg... English is most annoy. I'm pretty sure OP meant "drive" as in motivation, not the car type :) But yeah, your point it still kind of valid. Point being, if you are motivated to work then you inevitably get more. If you
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10y ago
Awesome! Thanks for the videos. You should also check out this great documentary, Secret Life of the Dog. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/secret-life-dog/ It has a segment in it regarding this fox domestication project.
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10y ago
> After a couple of months the manager caught on and kept assigning him different tasks hoping they'd finally find something he's good at. This is exactly the reaction I'd expect from a good manager. Work the problem and s
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10y ago
Your comment is kind of buried but I feel like this is what has happened to me as I've aged. Where once I was consumed by the depth of a problem I now find that I am more consumed with the breadth of it. In that sense I tend to conside
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10y ago
Ridiculous how well this actually works. The target market is gamers but I use it for business.
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When I was in high school in the early 90s I had the option of doing music or computing studies. I chose the latter. While I agree that some of the material was boring and mundane, it really did play a major role in me becoming a software d
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I decided not to worry but stay well read. Crossing my fingers for a library or API to do the grunt work for me.
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10y ago
Do you mean the SpaceJam website? http://www.warnerbros.com/archive/spacejam/movie/jam.htm I go here every now and then. Not sure why.
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10y ago
I think also it's correctness of the information. Google can only infer so much about you. But for you to curate your own data, primed by them, helps them to better target relevant information and advertisements to you. It's good
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CSIRO in Australia is all over this. Article http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-03-12/marking-male-embroys-a... Short Doco / News Report http://www.abc.net.au/landline/content/2016/
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10y ago
Personally I feel best with a very small breakfast (maybe just a coffee), large lunch and small or no dinner.
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10y ago
My GF swears by it. And I fully support her decision to use it. I'd use it if I was born with the bit and had the need. Probably less of an option in rural India though as a sibling comment pointed out.
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Yeah that's what I pretty much got from the story as well. I suppose it's hard as we always default to the western perspective. Sounds like that whole time was hard for both of them and they were both mature enough to understand t
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Impressive. I also thought someone was having a laugh when they told me about the Raising of Chicago. > During the 1850s and 1860s engineers carried out a piecemeal raising of the level of central Chicago. Streets, sidewalks and building
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11y ago
The article is a year old. Does anyone know where the tech is actually at now? I was expecting this to be slightly more common by now.
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11y ago
This is probably a better point. Established mining companies would be better off investing in research on how to extract raw materials once they are at the location. Let another company (e.g. SpaceX) deal with the transportation. The level
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Did you ever read the virtual third season? https://empeopled.com/p/31640 Was a fairly descent wrap up if you're looking for some closure.
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11y ago
Funny that gamers usually refer to their PC's as a rig. Kind of ties in neatly with the analogy.
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11y ago
Depends if you are requesting a donation or a tax?
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11y ago
Does anyone know of any good open source automatic number plate reading software? Was thinking if could be a fun project for my rPi 2 maybe.
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Yeah. It's kind of unfortunate that some people still think that by simply focussing all resources on one problem you can solve that problem. Has that ever been the case? Or even possible? Either way, we do things off Earth for the sam
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I found this old news article interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xyZ63s43uM There was also a doco about the industry in China that I watched but can't recall the name.
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I can confirm this. In my experience, some members of the Urbex community delve into the art space as well, usually drawing on their Urbex experiences.
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12y ago
Employment is a fairly broad solution. More fundamentally, if you don't give people something to do (i.e. purpose) they will probably just riot and start a revolution of some sort. Where is the market for a driverless taxi if nobody ca
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12y ago
Ignoring the fact we can't get out there, does this give us a neat method of orienting ourselves when travelling through these vast distances?
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12y ago
Honestly I can see way more exciting things to do with this other than use it as a phone. Something like a tricorder from Star Trek but with the ability to change and upgrade its components to give it new functions. I think they are selling
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