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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Is there no way to work a cleaning mechanism into the material? Dry it and static charge?
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Eh, nowadays a good teacher can film his lecture and reach millions? So, school teaching doesent scale.
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
competition improves the gambling skills of administration it strangles those free spirits by forcing them to train the entrusted to perform under "circus-conditions" useless tricks. Allow for a earning of teaching freedom by perf
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
The problem is storage.. what to do.. what do do with all this .. freeze the pumped water storage to horizontal glaciers?
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
The recently posted HN Article about the elederly in japan stealing to avoid the penalty of beeing poor for a honest live in capitalism.
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Brilliant- how does it perform with difficult gramars, such as fractals or organic shapes?
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
There is not one C. There are multitutdes of C. C is a recombination of the Programming language with the Compiler with the Plattform with the Code Convention of choice with the librarys chosen with the OperatingSystem (if there is one). An
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Extraordinarism - the ideology to think one is seperate from nature that brought the species into existence. Related to other ideologys that considered humans the crown of creation or the source of all evils. Most distinguishing feature of
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
This is another thing, where a sort inverse domino effect exists. The more the machine learns, the less training the human gets, the faster the conversion spreads. Same as why you trust a machine to fly you more by now then a human.
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
...and of the f...
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Yes, they have old people who dont get enough for a pension. That is troubling as so far, as it prooves that people can in the end vote with there hands and feets against the free market approach of everyone insure himself against beeing po
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
If it werent for that loner, banging rocks together in a corner for fire and sharp stones, we would still sit in a cave braiding each others hair and listening to the shaman telling use the story of the mamoth.
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Completely unrelated, but maybe not. If the problm of the suburb traffic inspired the idea of the selfdriving car, so you can be productive while beeing stuck in traffic- why are there no group-commuters, that take a larger vehicle, so ever
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
It gets really interesting with cars that have no crumble zone - like the Smart. They managed to build that little devil in a way, that the motor gets partially shoved beneath the floor of the car..
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Butlerian Jihad! You shall not have thinking machines.
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Can we do this systematic? First massive reduction, to test wether the Eco-System can handle it short term. If yes, eradication until the diseases have vannished. Measurement if the ecosystem handles it. Reintroduction if needed.
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
vacuum is not empty? So its speed of light in quantum foam?
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Is there a thing that allows for Science Annonymous?
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Can you provide links to alternate timelines that proof your heuristics effective? ;)
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Same way it got there? Laser focused on earth? Needs good aiming though.
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
Ahem.. why does the object have to be behind the solar sail? Cant it be, one object hanging between two solar sails? Or Three? Is there something i dont get here?
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by lunchTime42 10y ago
We allready sold out to the advertisement industry, the military sector and everyone with a double trigit bankaccount. So feed and caress us mighty invisible hand, or we shall bite you, for we know all your secrets? Journalism ala Mafia? T
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
Everyone involved in this is going to have a copy and a copy of a copy for safety reasons. The whole thing will leak eventually. What a fine day at the river, watching old enemies drifting by..
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
The problem is, we program as we have evolved. Single Threaded, solving one Problem at a time, focusing on one aspect at a time, in series. If you want to have a paradigm that is really succesfull, it would involve using every aspect of the
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
Goto 42
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
Maybe should add that as a feature to a reshare IDE - if it identifys functional identical code to library functions- it offers a refactoring.
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
There is a passcode that is really tough to replicate- behaviour - aka habbits. Every day, you travell down the same road, meet the same people (okay as your cellphone the same cellphones, wifi-stations). This habbit is like a fingerprint,
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
The behaviour of people whos "orthodox" are able to discuss gods-rules en detail and find workarounds - has everything to do with how you percive the world and approach everything. Its a mindset word approaching.
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
Damn it, i lost a bet against a friend. My money was on fungi. Well, we get it everywhere, everyone eats it, and that which eats it, gets it. Next bet: Involuntary Uplift of all species integrated into civilisation: Badgers, Foxes, Pidgeons
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by lunchTime42 11y ago
The problem is the bug catch creep growing around DataInput and mathematical operations. I think it would really help to have a language, that differs between the original methods raw body (displaying the pure intentions) and blends out the

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