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Noise canceling headphones are for low frequency sounds such as those found in airplanes. They don't work well with conversations phones ringing and laughter.
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What temperature LED light should I have for my bedroom?
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I was wondering the exact same thing. I'm in condensed matter and gnuplot is seen as a relic more than anything else. Most people in my field use origin, matlab or python.
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I disagree, having my hand in two pages so I look back and forth is faster than ctrl-f.
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Well I guess that's the effect of interconnectedness and globalization no? We're converging towards a more homogenized society in which everything looks the same. People who used to live and be exposed to their own local environme
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But you need to find these researchers the equipment and infrastructure to do research, thus it's no longer inexpensive research. There's no money for this.
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When did you get the phd at Berkeley? What did you specialize in and did that specialization help you get a job at Goldman Sachs?
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What is MSR? Google gave me a bunch of weird results...
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11y ago
Did you have to spend summers at DoD working for them? How was it?
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Do the same complaints exist from thinkers/pholosophers of Asia? I feel like there is a substantial difference in thought from the Buddhists for instance, and the zen way of thinking that encourages people to accept who they are. This
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That looks super nice, did you build it yourself?
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I think most of us rpi users have suffered from a corrupted card at some point. It's something that we've looked for for a while to have the reliability of a hard disk drive for projects that need stability.
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The media would blame Tesla, they have an agenda.
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Another downside is the size of the community. I think this is why the pi is going to be around for a long time despite not having the best tech specs around. There are all kinds of tutorials for hundreds of projects and the prevalence and
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Often is easier to avoid temptation than to resist it. Hence why throwing the phone away is better for some people.
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I read the paper, they're interpreting their results in the most fashionable way possible to get published, which is that maybe they're exciting K3C60 into a superconducting state. Of course this state is transitory. Essentially t
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There's a part in Bioshock that touches on this, I think it's in one of the audio logs that someone resentfully says: "Even in a utopia someone has to scrub toilets."
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If all you want is a job then this will be easier if your diploma says UC Berkeley vs self-taught. We can split hairs all day about exceptional cases of people being great at something without a formal education but for the great majority o
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Absolutely, particularly for tenured positions that are for-life, you are creating a constipation effect where the old, much less active researchers are just hanging out occupying space that could be used for a new, more productive faculty.
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This might be the influence of playing too much metal gear solid, but how far ahead is nanomachine research? I know some people use nanowires coated with certain human-compatible proteins to make them more appealing to osteosarcoma (bone ca
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Most of the magnetic field lines are along the z-axis (up and down) so anyone could still simply slide the hammer towards the end of the metallic floor it's sitting on(like the sewer cover) and be able to pick it up then. That's h
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I think it was some companies in Sweden that had done that, not the whole country.
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It's annoying how the article does not properly say what institution the research comes from in the very first line. They attribute it to the University of California which consists of ten different campuses and typically Berkeley gets