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oneloop
10y ago
Please don't buy this idea that Trump is just an innocent buffoon. The guy is genuinely dangerous. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j1vlMUfR_Wc
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oneloop
10y ago
You didn't really read the post, did you? Keep on winging it mate.
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oneloop
10y ago
Hm I guess you're right. I don't know what to tell you. I guess we'd have to have a look at the exact definitions they use in the paper :-)
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oneloop
10y ago
I know what it is, how to use it and all that. I just don't know how to make sense of the specific phrase that the parent asked about.
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oneloop
10y ago
Very not static https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c0/Cage_de_...
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oneloop
10y ago
Let me tell you how I understand this. I think the most important part of the question is whether the field inside decreases exponentially or linearly with the distance between wires. To the extent that Feynman didn't incorrectly answe
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oneloop
10y ago
Some aspects of electromagnetism are better discussed in terms of complex analysis. I believe the first sentence is referring to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_formula The function e^(i x) is a (complex)
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oneloop
10y ago
epsilon log(r) is the "shielding". I suspect that the field inside will be attenuated by a factor of 1/(epsilon log(r)).
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oneloop
10y ago
What does "well understood" mean exactly? Ask the average inhabitant of Hacker News and he will tell you that "Faraday Cage the name of a phenomenon whereby a box of metal prevents electromagnetic fields inside", or some
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oneloop
10y ago
Also, wasn't there a ridiculous issue that they had where the db can't be bigger than 4gb on a 32 bit file system because that's the largest size a file can have...?
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oneloop
10y ago
Well for one thing it's a huge disadvantage in life.
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oneloop
10y ago
The author doesn't seem very bright herself. I wonder if her parents thought the same way about her that she thinks about her daughter.
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oneloop
10y ago
You have a few typos there. The singular is "visa" and the plural is "visas". Don't be discouraged, your English is already quite good. You'll get there.
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oneloop
10y ago
Obviously she was tricked. What are you trying to imply, that when someone is tricked it's not fraud? The vast majority of fraud is people getting tricked.
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oneloop
10y ago
Maybe because people here care about this subject. Wild idea, I know.
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oneloop
10y ago
> Chinese have not innovated yet in anything in the present day. Really? Because it seems to me that Facebook Messenger is now copying WeChat.
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oneloop
10y ago
> because publishers do not promote books. There's a sell-in period aimed at store buyers before publication to get the book on physical shelves, but otherwise publishers do somewhere between exactly zero and almost zero marketing a
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oneloop
10y ago
I'm on Ubuntu. The installation isn't really fresh any more, but on a fresh installation, Firefox was sluggish. I only have 4gb RAM, but that seems acceptable for chrome. Could you ELI5 Chromium's license to me? Is the whole
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oneloop
10y ago
You can cite me.
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oneloop
10y ago
On the other hand, firefox is really sluggish.
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oneloop
10y ago
What are you talking about? How is it ambiguous?
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oneloop
10y ago
The line of reasoning only attempts to make sense if you're talking about population mean. If you're talking about individual mean, it could still be a win to hire such individual of he's still above population average.
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oneloop
10y ago
I read your other comments, and I have a honest question for you. First let me say that I completely agree with you in that when a refugee illegally moves from France to the UK, he is doing so for his own convenience. You're right, aft
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oneloop
10y ago
Stupid comment. The quality of work of a very good scientist is not a random variable with an average being the same as the population average. Some scientists are actually better than average. Stop trying to sound smart. Now you could argu
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oneloop
10y ago
YAWN
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oneloop
10y ago
What does this have to do with Brexit? The graph on Italy's banking system bad loans starting rising during the 2008 crisis.
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oneloop
10y ago
I'd argue that the vast majority of users have no idea what you're talking about.
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oneloop
10y ago
"before you clicked" the link you haven't used it.
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oneloop
10y ago
Lets try. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c... I'm sharing it with you. Is this unusable? Did you not get to the news article I was sharing with you by clicking on the lin
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oneloop
10y ago
Reddit does the same thing.
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