mike00632

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by mike00632 8y ago
Theoretically you would combine the new tech with the old tech. Quantum state would be another measurement to make on the incoming wave on top of measurements like frequency and amplitude.
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by mike00632 8y ago
Think of the quantum state as another measurement to make on the incoming signals. The receiver already measures many characteristics of incoming waves, like frequency and amplitude, and now it has yet another measurement that can be helpfu
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by mike00632 8y ago
To any young person worrying about the importance of their grades for eventually getting a good job, don't. Most everyone starts out with an entry level job and then other factors are immediately more important. Hiring considerations a
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by mike00632 8y ago
"Prove to us that raccoons have no capacity for moral judgment." Is that something I really need to prove? My argument is that we SHOULD make moral judgement about human behavior regardless of what raccoons do. I agree that there
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by mike00632 8y ago
I don't believe anyone has a soul yet I still make moral judgments about our actions. I don't think that having a soul is what gives us morality.
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"I'm an environmental studies major and anytime I present evidence that plants are aware of suffering, it is ignored and dismissed." As it should be. When you say "pain" and "suffering" you mean in in no s
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by mike00632 8y ago
I understand what you mean. Christianity can be seen in a different light if we recognized it as being centered around human sacrifice to a monotheistic god. But I think the problem has more to do with too much veneration for Western religi
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by mike00632 8y ago
" they are almost always based on the idea that plants don't have brains..." I'm afraid this is a strawman argument. Most vegans/vegetarians choose to spare other animals based on their capacity to suffer.
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by mike00632 8y ago
Raccoons don't have the capacity for moral judgement but humans do. It doesn't make sense to think of a raccoon's actions as a part of a moral framework but it does for humans. In fact, we already do. What vegans/vegetar
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by mike00632 8y ago
I know. Isn't ETC's most prominent miner suspected to be connected to the theft that spawned the coin's creation?
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What they should have said was, "Remember when our official app was garbage and you needed to rely on 3rd party apps to have a passable mobile FB experience?"
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I don't think anyone believes that these disputes are based on legitimate land claims.
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by mike00632 9y ago
Looking into DTube, their about page says, "Because of the decentralized nature of IPFS and the STEEM blockchain, D.Tube is not able to censor videos, nor enforce guidelines. Only the users can censor it, through the power of their upv
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by mike00632 9y ago
The few video sites that have managed to compete with YouTube all have interesting angles. There is DailyMotion, which is popular in France and seems to play fast and loose with IP laws. Tudou for when you're behind the great Chinese F
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Stanford's Algorithms courses might be considered good like you describe.
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This comment is being deleted. Your account is downvoted and restricted from posting additional comments. Reason: "hypobolic" is too similar to "hyperbolic". Next time use the search function and avoid posting redundant
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Hi!
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There seems to be a clear solution: sandbox all questions. Allow 'dumb' users to ask 'redundant' questions and be answered by helpful people who 'encourage such behavior'. Then let the zealous content curators