mojomark

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by mojomark 9y ago
More "fleecing of America" alarmist journalist bullshit. This type of ill-informed journalism is largely what creates the red tape (i.e. extra layers of unnecessary oversight, insane requirements, and irrational spending restricti
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by mojomark 9y ago
@fernly 100% agree. However, personally, I'm fine with a basic raw network since I can't stand most of the Facebook/Youtube/Linked in crap content anyway. I'd probably pay for legacy internet for the 20years it will
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by mojomark 9y ago
who was appointed by an elected official (Pres. Barrack Obama) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajit_Pai I'm simply pointing out that we empower and trust the "good people" we elect to choose "good peo
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by mojomark 9y ago
Holy smokes - that is an amazing response! I can't claim that I'm fully grasping the mathematics of entangled vs separable states at this moment, but what you've written seems very clear and I think if I go through it a few
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by mojomark 9y ago
I'm definitely going to check your book out, but in the mean time I was wondering if you could help me zort something out from this article. Author states: Check these quantum states out as examples, which cannot be broken into a tenso
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by mojomark 9y ago
Is that link a circular reference or is it just me? I think this is the link you may have intended: https://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Benefactors
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a flying effect
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by mojomark 9y ago
A.) God bless Thor labs and all of their fanciful lab snacks. Saved my life on a few occosions. B.) I've had a few beers so if you're not in the mood for a minor AR-centric rant, this comment isn't for you. For the love of go
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by mojomark 9y ago
Ha, that's interesting, I'm similar. The best visuallization that's worked for me is imagining a massive hilly vacant landscape at night with a giant grey beach ball that falls from the sky and bounces (slowly due to it'
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by mojomark 9y ago
Marine Engineer, 16yrs, $120K, $0
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What's your salary?
23 points by mojomark 9y ago|49 comments
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by mojomark 9y ago
Jamendo's been a good source of free music: https://www.jamendo.com/start
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by mojomark 9y ago
> of the approximate 11 million scientists has signed.... A.) Is there a citation that accompanies your statistic? B.) Does this number account for the type of scientist? Are you lumping non-Earth scientists (say, fiber optic researchers
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by mojomark 9y ago
The sun isn't the only source of radiant energy (visible light, IR, UV, etc) in a planetary system. Chemoluminescence and indeed heat itself (infrared (IR) emission) are other sources. I would think that living in a thermal environment
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by mojomark 9y ago
OK article I suppose. Kind of light on any assesment of regulatory body hurdles (Coast Gaurd, IMO, etc). This sentance bugs me though: "...shipping companies may replace their giant cargo vessels with fleets of smaller, more fuel-effic
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by mojomark 9y ago
See Locke: https://blog.supplysideliberal.com/post/2017/10/22/john-lock...
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El Faro Sinking – full report [pdf](media.defense.gov)
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by mojomark 9y ago
Good stuff. Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I do think that if the driver for our universe's accelerated expansion were understood to be a matter of perceiveing an effect of the activity on the holographic membrane rather than 'a
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by mojomark 9y ago
> I’m not entirely sure how different it is to the holographic principle in which the information is encoded on the surface of the black hole... Kind of off topic, but once I learned about the holographic equivalency of black holes, and
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by mojomark 9y ago
HN says what?
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by mojomark 9y ago
You may want to research ayahuasca as a depression treatment.
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by mojomark 9y ago
The record: https://youtu.be/vlYL16-NaOw
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by mojomark 9y ago
> Nobody addresses the topic of inflation because it is not real. It's just some FUD somebody though about and survives due to disinformation. I agree that inflation is a synthetic construct and doesn't necessarily need to exis
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by mojomark 9y ago
>>That's solved in every industrialized country besides America. Whoa. That's an interesting unsubstantiated statistic. A quick (albeit unnecessary) Google search begs to differ: https://homelessworldcup.org/
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by mojomark 9y ago
Homelessness induced by mental health challenges. I know this isn't exactly what you were asking, but this is an area in which creating engineering solutions can go a long way. As suggested - think geographically local. Improvements in
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by mojomark 9y ago
Yes, they are from US - far east trade imbalance. Regurgitated from my reply above: https://people.hofstra.edu/geotrans/eng/ch5en/appl5en/ch5a3e...
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by mojomark 9y ago
There is a shipping container surplus in the US due to the large trade imbalance between the the US and the far east.(1) It's my understanding that it's generally cheaper for the far east to manufacture new containers than pay to
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by mojomark 9y ago
I respectfully disagree. From a short term investment perspective, then yes, perhaps I would be interested in profit/employee ratio. However, from an holistic economical health and long term investment perspective, I want to see the to
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ARcore vs. ARkit vs. ARtoolkit vs. Hololens SDK
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So after tgat meeting at the MSFTB, I delved into the possibilities for a CAD system for the blind. An engineer myself, I'm very familar with standard CAD. Yes, you can have a haptic feedback probe (e.g. a wand) that can be used to tra

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