jofer

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by jofer 14y ago
Linking to a specific time over 1 hour isn't working correctly for some reason, for whatever it's worth. (Or at least it hasn't been for me, anyway...) Nevermind, we were both just doing it wrong. This should work: http://www.youtube.com/w
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by jofer 14y ago
Actually, there at least one Nvidia employee in the room. Have a look at the last question (asked by an Nvidia employee).
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by jofer 14y ago
Actually, there's a few seconds (depending on distance from the epicenter) warning already. Body waves ("P" and "S" waves) travel through the earth at a greater speed than surface waves (which are what actually cause damage). Japan's high-
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by jofer 14y ago
I think you're thinking of ionospheric data, rather than IR data. E.g. http://www.ep.sci.hokudai.ac.jp/~heki/pdf/2011GL047908.pdf I haven't heard of an infra-red-visible precursor of any sort, at any rate, though I could be very wrong the
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by jofer 15y ago
Well, masked arrays are a very good solution for the right problem (i.e. temporarily or permanently flagging data as "bad" while preserving the original data). Not to rehash the old debate, but they're quite handy when you need them. I do
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by jofer 15y ago
That (NIH's policy of requiring things to go into PubMed) is precisely what this bill is taking aim at.
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by jofer 15y ago
For what it's worth, the paleogeographic maps themselves are Ron Blakey's work. The original paleogeographic maps don't have the cloud cover. Older versions (and some additional info) are available at his NAU website here: http://www2.nau.
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by jofer 16y ago
Incidentally, you can also just use the %cpaste "magic" command to start a block for copy/pasting code snippets in (also have a look at %edit).