reason-mr

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by reason-mr 2y ago
Yes, widescreen. SGI P/N GDM-FW9011 - from 2001 :)
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by reason-mr 2y ago
OMG. I have one of the original SGI 24” 1080p flat screen CRTs (went with the onyx2) in storage. One wonders what that’s worth :) fundamentally a better tube ..
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by reason-mr 2y ago
In truth, it must be said that some details were omitted by the simulation :)
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by reason-mr 3y ago
Traditional machine vision developers: I have 10,000 problems. You can’t do this. Neural network people: watch this space, I have a shotgun.
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by reason-mr 3y ago
Similarly cobweb: https://openaccess.city.ac.uk/id/eprint/28487/1/Anderson%20t...
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by reason-mr 3y ago
If you repeatedly harvest crops from soil without working on building it, this is what happens. Each crop progressively removes some nutrients from the soil with the result that the soil nutrients, and nutrients in the derived food graduall
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by reason-mr 3y ago
It's beyond dumb and currently all stick and no carrot. By that I mean - at least in CA - a huge state bureaucracy including visual inspections that essentially precludes any real modifications to vehicles - unless you see a referee i
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by reason-mr 3y ago
Came here to say this. If you had a super long, very sensitive, trunk with a huge bee attracting hole at one end that bees could fly into and then sting inside, you'd be scared of them too .....
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by reason-mr 3y ago
A variety of evidence exists on both sides of the debate on the need for treatment. Here is a book on the treatment free side: https://www.amazon.com/Treatment-Free-Beekeeping-David-Heaf/...
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by reason-mr 3y ago
What you are referring to is a "screened bottom board" in langstroth (modern box) hive beekeeping terminology. Mites fall out of it when bees groom (if kept clean) and cannot return as they can only climb a certain distance (6&qu
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by reason-mr 4y ago
Go ahead. Recent reviews of your device have not been positive, and the apple device will be out soon.
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by reason-mr 4y ago
Homesteading itself is a full time job. There are almost always things which need to get done - fencing, fire clearance, animal issues, gopher trapping, tree pruning - and wups, a fox got in the chickens last night. Etc. One of you is gon
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by reason-mr 4y ago
The current proposed sample size is small in comparison to the required waste storage lifetime ….
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by reason-mr 5y ago
Finally. Thank you!
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by reason-mr 5y ago
Will be noisy. You can pull the board and put it in a desktop case with desktop fans, but unmodified even in a garage the strongly forced airflow in a 1u compute server sounds like an aircraft taking off.
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by reason-mr 5y ago
While it does sound like you are burned out, I lived in London for 6 years and hated it - I left as soon as I completed my Ph.D. - it's not a good spot if you are not a city person. My suggestion is to look at remote work, take a pay
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by reason-mr 5y ago
I grew up on the east coast of the uk. When I was a kid in the 70’s my brother and I would catch huge cod right off the beach with beachcaster rods. Now he tells me there are no big fish left, only small ones, and few of those come in. H
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by reason-mr 5y ago
Also, on a personal opinion, I don't believe Singleton, or not in the main. Yoga is such a vast domain, super-setting normal human existence, and many things have likely been practiced and not documented over the years. I think we al
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by reason-mr 5y ago
Singleton agrees that yoga poses as described in the material referenced by the OP here were existent far back, and that traditionally, yoga was considered far "more" than just physical poses (asana), as is evidenced by patajali
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by reason-mr 6y ago
And also - while we are on the subject of british parallel computing - have a look at this : https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F3-540-17943-7_12... - Cobweb - wafer scale VLSI in 1987
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by reason-mr 6y ago
I did my Ph.D. thesis on a Sun 4/110 connected to a VME transputer board and from there into a larger transputer array, using T-800s. Amazing and way ahead of the times - what really killed things was a combination of the removal of f
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by reason-mr 6y ago
There is no reason to believe this model - the premise is pure conjecture. If I were engaging in pure conjecture - I might think equally, on the positive side, that all Aliens converge to the belief that all life is to be encouraged and su
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by reason-mr 6y ago
Nuclear powered steam-engine. That sounds more accurate to what is actually going on with fusion power, I think.
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by reason-mr 6y ago
Still on the same old tired track with this. Stores can't keep Quest2s in stock and have you tried to actually buy an HP Reverb2 lately? Developers are making decent amounts of money out of VR titles. Users who have the headsets lov
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by reason-mr 6y ago
Now if only the z-axis was the right way round ;)
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by reason-mr 6y ago
Right answer here. I am pretty excited about a passively cooled device power efficient device that performs on-par, or better than, a 3-year-old, super heavy, gamer laptop like an Alienware r2/3. Those machines are still capable of ru
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by reason-mr 6y ago
I have a Ph.D. It has continued to open doors for 30+ years after graduation and has allowed considerable flexibility in my career - I have taken breaks and returned and been welcomed, several times. In 10 years time, having worked at goog
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by reason-mr 6y ago
P.S. or you could just have a go at solving homelessness in silicon valley :)
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by reason-mr 6y ago
Honestly I suggest just spending it. A yacht, fractional jet, a couple of mcclarens, maybe some investment in space technology, etc. Seems like most fortunes I have seen don’t withstand this level of spending. In 7 or 8 years you could c
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by reason-mr 6y ago
That thing was very clearly a hybrid - SGI's graphics stuff glommed force-ably onto NT. I remember trying to get PC code to work on it and basic stuff definitely didn't work. Probably it worked better the other way around (SGI a

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