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The Journal of Brief Ideas(beta.briefideas.org)
2 points by ksrm 11y ago|0 comments
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by ksrm 11y ago
Your argument seems to be "everyone else is doing it, so it's fine". I'm not having a go at you, but that doesn't seem like a very strong argument.
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Firing squad synchronization problem(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ksrm 11y ago|0 comments
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by ksrm 11y ago
The second LED is required for the capacitive example because without it all of the charge would eventually accumulate on one plate. This isn't a problem with the coil as there is a complete circuit for the charge to move around. He is
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by ksrm 11y ago
This circuit simulator has some nice memristor examples: http://www.falstad.com/circuit/
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Homemade Memristor (2011)(sparkbangbuzz.com)
152 points by ksrm 11y ago|23 comments
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by ksrm 11y ago
I don't understand why you are taking the advantage between the two options to be the difference between their probabilities, rather than the ratio. If I am 2% successful at X and you are only 1% successful, I am 0.02/0.01 = twice
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by ksrm 11y ago
> So we are possibly actively destroying a pillar of our culture as we are devaluing marriage. And how are we doing that exactly?
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Eco(strangeloopgames.com)
1 points by ksrm 11y ago|0 comments
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by ksrm 11y ago
It would be nice, when you do this, to know what the original title is, to know what the issue with the original title was.
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by ksrm 11y ago
>Assuming their input data is actually correct, I will speculate they are calculating the energy cost of the entire lithium battery production from raw materials, such as extracting lithium from mineral deposits, the majority of which wo
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by ksrm 11y ago
The factory is also clearly much bigger than one hectare. 929,000 square metres (92.9 ha) seems to be the accepted figure.
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by ksrm 12y ago
In what sense do you consider Hungary not to be a developed country?
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Pcc – portable C compiler(pcc.ludd.ltu.se)
1 points by ksrm 12y ago|0 comments
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by ksrm 12y ago
In the EU, the consumer rights directive allows you to return most goods bought online up to 14 days after delivery.
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by ksrm 12y ago
How does each robot decide whether to stay put or not if it can't communicate with the other?
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by ksrm 12y ago
Could you name names?
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by ksrm 12y ago
>It should be the same fixed amount for everyone. We tried that. It didn't work.
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by ksrm 12y ago
It works in the UK, and a lot of other places: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local-loop_unbundling
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by ksrm 12y ago
Did this not get much coverage in the US?
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by ksrm 12y ago
"almost everyone on Earth"? Not even close: http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm
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by ksrm 12y ago
By making the product exist?
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by ksrm 12y ago
Wouldn't storing and editing source code as an AST make a lot of syntax errors impossible?
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by ksrm 12y ago
Breaking the law =/=> doing something wrong.
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by ksrm 12y ago
Hey dang, why was this post killed? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8096988
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by ksrm 12y ago
I think Starbacks have enough tax benefits don't they? For example, "not having to pay tax".
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by ksrm 12y ago
>A bar of chocolate has 150-250. So does a hand grenade (around 600kJ, or 167Wh).
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by ksrm 12y ago
Side note: we would be Relpek 681d (b=Mercury, c=Venus).
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by ksrm 13y ago
What kind of things do people use D for? If there was an ARM compiler I'd use it for embedded work in a (bounds-checked!) heartbeat.
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by ksrm 13y ago
Poor souls.

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