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pero
16y ago
Granted I'm not a psychologist but am extremely familiar with the literature/research on AS, and everything I can recall promotes a severe disability in recognizing, interacting, and making connections with/between individuals, groups and e
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pero
16y ago
How about them not feeling charitable enough to offer any reward for something they've probably wasted many thousand man-hours on?
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pero
16y ago
Asperger's precludes anyone from having the necessary toolbox to be even remotely considered 'streetsmart', as is mentioned in the article. Interesting perspective however.
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pero
16y ago
Beta test in enterprise? I don't think that's how it works...
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pero
16y ago
His magnum opus: http://www.johntaylorgatto.com/underground/ (free read)
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pero
16y ago
So I've got this installed and from the looks of it, it's a web browser with innovative interfacing--or am I missing something? And like someone else already pointed out, one handed control is the holy grail here...
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pero
16y ago
Chrome; Win7 x64; 2.4ghz duo; 4gb ram
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pero
16y ago
I found scrolling up and down the page to be very laggy--without much investigation, it appears to be caused by the background image.
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pero
16y ago
What's being solved are not just abstract mathematical problems, but equations that have implications on the whole system?
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pero
16y ago
And the ones who own the initial supply are the ones cranking out the solutions to the problems?
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16y ago
While the video does look great, I'm afraid I still do not know how real-world value is attached to BTCs--it seems as if a 'step' is messing in the 'how it works' explanation. I'm assuming that was the major desired end-result of this video
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pero
16y ago
Do you maybe have a Flash blocker installed? Flash is responsible for 100% of my browser crashes.
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pero
16y ago
No, I don't think so. Whatever sources I got that from had it as milli. I triple checked.
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16y ago
I'm willing to bet they will repeat that news conference on the hour (one minute) on NHK: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nhk-world-tv EDIT: They indeed did so, but shortened and dumbed it down with only 2 figures being provided by 'WLJG'--
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16y ago
I think the figures that were thrown around in that press conference--either by Edano or 'white lab jacket guy'--varied by location however the translator had my head spinning and I couldn't deduce what's what. I'm pretty certain that anyti
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16y ago
And then he was corrected by the dude in the white lab coat. I however heard micro on my translation and was a little bit confused during the correcting.
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pero
16y ago
That was 600-800 uSv .
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They earlier raised the legal radiation limit that workers can be exposed to from 100mSv to 250mSv. Readings at the gates were 800uSv 30 or so minutes ago when the suspension was announced.
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pero
16y ago
Perhaps (definitely) I could have worded that better, but no one is considering it a good thing--just a method of 'accumulation'.
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Do tell what caused it then.
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Nah, neither, I was using raw GDP. Those countries don't have politico-economic systems which funnel large chunks of their populations into either incarceration or the military. Forbes list also seems appropriate for the discussion given th
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Empiricism is not on your side. The richest country in the world spends more than its fair share on 'a huge armada of amazing battle ships', actually, as much as everyone else on the planet put together, and also actively seeks out remote s
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Last I checked (6 months ago), cufon was broken due to VML. EDIT: Fixed cufon-side, probably the day after I last checked. Oops.
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pero
16y ago
Or very poorly architected economies?
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16y ago
Disasters like this are, in theory, actually beneficial to economies--especially stagnant ones like Japan's. The capacity for immediate bonafide economic growth has been diminished but that doesn't mean that economic production will decline
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16y ago
The top graph is now nosediving. An hour ago the upward-trend doubled in a 10 minute span. What is the bottom graph representing?
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16y ago
Simple googling would provide as much as I could and I'm not nearly expert enough to recommend one article over another. However, I believe it boils down to predicting oil reserves--something abiogenic has been unable to find. I believe I i
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They actually have lots of--if not all--reactors along the coastline. It's about having access to water and Japan isn't exactly a land of rivers and lakes. http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/03/13/article-1365569-0B...
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The abiogenic theory has been discredited. A long time ago.
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The current spike in gas prices is not primarily a result of anything to do with the freedom fighters in the Arab world...Nor is it a result of OPEC’s production levels... Rather, the spikes are primarily a result of the speculative market
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