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781.
by ohiovr 6y ago
This is definitely the smartest video I've seen in years, perhaps ever. Questions I have: If the apple were traveling back in time would it essentially be falling away from the earth instead of falling into it? Would traveling forwards
782.
Nano-Z-Mak Desktop Fusion(talk-polywell.org)
1 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
783.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Sounds like a real life reenactment of I am legend.
784.
by ohiovr 6y ago
If a company could produce a computer that could think with the complexity of a 3 year old that would be revolutionary. To put 3 year olds behind the wheel of 1 gigajoule of kinetic energy would also be revolutionary.
785.
Scientist behind Covid shot: Cancer vaccines could be available in a few years(koin.com)
5 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
786.
George Klir(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
787.
by ohiovr 6y ago
I've shot down my own idea down. I hope I didn't cause anyone to get a spark of hope this silly idea could ever work.
788.
What is the best available bio acoustic signal gain from an animal like a whale?(physics.stackexchange.com)
1 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
789.
Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos Back Startup for Unlimited Clean Energy (Fusion)(indiatimes.com)
1 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
790.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Why buy a 10 year bond today when 24 hours from now its value will drop significantly?
791.
Using gravity to create a self sustaining thermonuclear reaction(talk-polywell.org)
3 points by ohiovr 6y ago|1 comments
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The worst reactor idea: The OhioVR mantis reactor(talk-polywell.org)
1 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
793.
by ohiovr 6y ago
That took longer than I thought it would.
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Enzyte(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
795.
by ohiovr 6y ago
May our free lunches continue forever. Thanks docker!
796.
by ohiovr 6y ago
https://twitter.com/spoint/status/785356947583299584
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Show HN: Booker, Python script for making pocket sized saddle bound books(github.com)
3 points by ohiovr 6y ago|0 comments
798.
by ohiovr 6y ago
The first rule of fight club is..
799.
by ohiovr 6y ago
The sunk cost fallacy applied to my latest project. It was perfect for me. But not for anyone else. Didn't stop me from finishing it though. It would have been better if I had given up on it.
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LibreStudio Free eBook: Basic Unix-Like Pocket Survival Guide(libre-studio.com)
2 points by ohiovr 6y ago|1 comments
801.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Tulip dna
802.
by ohiovr 6y ago
This is one of the reasons I built LibreStudio.
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Tokamak reactors could be practical with this one weird trick(talk-polywell.org)
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804.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Its not quite like Reddit because the same forum can have posts about starting a cooking business and posts about theoretical nuclear physics.
805.
by ohiovr 6y ago
A magnetic field causes charged particles to revolve around a set axis. Depending on their charge they revolve around in opposite directions. You can enclose this in a torus to make them go end to end but collisions cause these particles to
806.
by ohiovr 6y ago
It looks like 3d confinement. Is that what you have envisioned?
807.
by ohiovr 6y ago
I knew it was doomed from day one. They never could show that the reactor support parts weren't in line with the flow of the plasma. It never got much past the Polywell concept from which it was derived.
808.
by ohiovr 6y ago
Field quenching of the super conducting coils. The stronger the field the worse it can be when it collapses.
809.
by ohiovr 6y ago
A tokamak can only constrain a plasma in 2 dimensions. To get confinement to last longer the magnetic field concentration needs to increase. An entirely new way to constrain plasma to 3 dimensions is needed for practical fusion applications
810.
by ohiovr 6y ago
The Island did it first.

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