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by onemoreact 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bells_Theorem works http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bells_theorem does not. Anyway, that's not quite true, you can get there by giving up principle of locality or counterfactual definiteness. And in theory not
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by onemoreact 15y ago
Works with any conductor like a ring or tape a paperclip to your index finger. I often touch the metallic part of my keys then use the key's to touch your door.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
If I pay 100$ for oil from X, and someone else in the US makes 1$ profit from that sale then the US paid 99$ for that oil.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
1) Broadcast TV and Gmail muddle the issue, if you have resources to trade your attention has value. At the most basic level Voting has value so in a democratic society people do have inherent value.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
I don't think China, India, and the US have the same 'black Friday' so if you ship them at reasonable cost you can probably do some load balancing internationally.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
If you agree to these terms, we have a gentlemen’s agreement that you’ll stop talking to other companies? Hint: This is when you say I can do that for X months in exchange for Y breakup fee if this deal falls though. PS: You can still inc
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by onemoreact 15y ago
I think more generally ideas are worthless incite is not. If you think of Twitter in terms of message length you completely miss many reasons it was such a good idea. Twitter is a useful self-promotion tool for people who will promote it
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by onemoreact 15y ago
Getting a single US city to change it's regulations is easier than changing federal regulations. Getting 1/3 of all US city's to change a regulation is a lot harder than changing federal regulations. Operating a national organization that f
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by onemoreact 15y ago
Considering $35 comes from acquiring digital video content. Prime was making money until Amazon did that bizarre video play.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
When their break even point is well below 2 years going into debt is hardly a bad idea. In their situation debit is simply leverage and while it increases risk you can easily maintain profitability while borrowing significant amounts of mo
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by onemoreact 15y ago
It's the same way you can own the copyright on a photograph. It's enough that you decided to open a sensor at a specific time and location and record a physical event.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
The cost per user to support 1,000 people/mi^2 vs. 4,000 people/mi^2 is not that dramatic. At first glance the distance between houses might seem to be the square root of the population density, but people tend to group together. Picture
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by onemoreact 15y ago
After a minor operation in the Army the doctor offered to my father to eat the little bit of himself that was cut out raw . He figured why not and said afterward it was like something between pork and beef, but not really that odd. PS: No
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by onemoreact 15y ago
You don't need to raise taxes to kill the cattle industry just remove the gigantic subsidies and force it to compete with something that costs 1/3 as much.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
First off most cars build after the 1980's don't have a carburetor and generally use fuel injection. Also, to much water in the tank can easily lead to a blown head gasket among other things. Second most cars don't cost 40k, but if your ta
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by onemoreact 15y ago
If you leave an IC car for a long period of time with 1/2 a tank of gas you can destroy the engine. Gas like everything else breaks down and if you left leave your car sitting for a long time you may need to completely drain the gas tank
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by onemoreact 15y ago
Cardiologist salaries have nearly doubled in the last decade to a hefty $442,000. That's not to say most doctors make anywhere near that, just if your in it for the money there are choices you can make to get there. However, 400+k is not
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by onemoreact 15y ago
The 'classic' great depression view of the monetary system is horribly outdated in large part because most people don't get their money by farming land, but the lending market has also shifted. Secularization, Car Loans and Credit Cards ha
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by onemoreact 15y ago
Paying down debts promotes long term growth though capital acquisition. Someone invested that money in a loan, they now have that money back plus a little interest, they are now going to look for someone else to loan that money to or do a
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by onemoreact 15y ago
If you actually look at the people that went from the middle class to 10+ million a tiny fraction of them got there though start ups. If your goal is to actually have a good shot at 10million by mid 40's there are plenty of professions tha
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by onemoreact 15y ago
Wow, that's poor reporting. Stochastic Pattern Recognition can be useful, but that article misrepresents the advantages. Just read the paper arxiv.org/abs/1202.4495 if you want to understand what this is about.
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by onemoreact 15y ago
As this article points out, after deep discharge you need to 'reboot the battery management system' which means many 'bricked' cars can be brought back without buying a new battery. Battery chemistry means they lose capacity after a deep di
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by onemoreact 15y ago
Based on what drzaiusapelord said I don't think there is any research required of any sort. When you buy a Tesla the following happens: You are vebally told about this. You are then shown a document to sign that you were told about this
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by onemoreact 15y ago
The rebuttal is in many cases a car will act like it's bricked, but can be returned to service without replacing the battery pack. I have had laptops do the same thing where after a deep charge I needed to go though a specific procedure be
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by onemoreact 15y ago
That looks cool but actually sucks for map's because it does not handle edge transitions well. The according method which most maps use is designed so you can open a reasonably arbitrary section of map at the same time which is important
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by onemoreact 15y ago
I don't do the initial screening, but I do use resume's as an ethics test and guideline for interviews. If you list a lot of random crud on your resume and don't know much about it then you don't get in period. In the end every team has a
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by onemoreact 15y ago
I often fill up with 10% ethanol gas which most cars can burn just fine, but the entire world's supply of ethanol is not enough to replace 10% of total demand with ethanol. We throw away enough feed-stock in the US to double world wide eth
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by onemoreact 15y ago
I always find it funny when 2^n is viewed as 'good news'. I realize it's better than the other options, but it still feels like a doctor saying great news you've got cancer!
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by onemoreact 15y ago
If it's sitting there for weeks why not just leave it plugged into an extension cord? In a collection a Tesla can sit plugged in for longer than a combustion engine can sit with a full tank of gas so it's really a question of slightly diff
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by onemoreact 15y ago
It's the fuels that are in their infancy not the car's. Design a cheap energy efficient way to to turn cellulose into something close to gasoline and you will be able to make more money than Bill Gates. Theoretically it's possible, but no

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