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by tejtm 1y ago
mind the gap
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by tejtm 1y ago
A Molecular clock would be gravity in your model, when ever you called stop all your marbles would have experienced the same amount of gravitational force. That is the intent of "experienced the same amount of evolution" and simi
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by tejtm 1y ago
frame of reference matters, from the center of the sun or galactic core they all most certainly moved the same distance in the same amount of time and it was much further than the hill was tall.
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by tejtm 1y ago
Pedantically, light is still EM. But I think I understand what you mean. The shape of individual EM waveforms is no longer relevant instead there are just buckets of got some or not.
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by tejtm 1y ago
"What resources are on asteroids that justify the energy expenditure to get from space and back? Can't be many of them..." I suggest re-framing the the question as the cost of preserving the objectively limited and to the bes
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by tejtm 1y ago
Prince Rupert's drops were mentioned in the article, plain window glass material, sufficiently stressed, is ridiculously tough. try a web search for Prince Rupert drop vs bullet https://duckduckgo.com/?q=prince+rupert+d
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by tejtm 1y ago
-- Picasso
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by tejtm 1y ago
Curious that. The English did force the French population out of there and down the Mississippi to become Cajuns. And the children of the native Abenaki population were sent to English Schools. https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by tejtm 1y ago
As "in anger" is only something I have seen in the biomedical community, mediKanran should tick the box. https://minikanren.org/workshop/2020/minikanren-2020-paper7....
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by tejtm 1y ago
state change takes 63 calories per cubic centimeter of H2O unless I am misremembering my high school science class. at least for water solid to liquid
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by tejtm 1y ago
pretty sure he finished out his post Rebol career with Roku
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by tejtm 1y ago
Is that opinion meant to be a substantive rebuttal to verifiable data?
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by tejtm 1y ago
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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by tejtm 1y ago
javascript free clickers, can replace "www" with "old" post is unarchived
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by tejtm 1y ago
I would expect almost NO numbers are rational (integer or fraction) with an infinite number of Reals between each.
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by tejtm 1y ago
done. third parties can be replaced with legally culpable first parties.
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by tejtm 1y ago
No, not me anyway. we are all floating (falling) in the (nigh) void of space (equally) alone ... which is great protection from all the monsters everywhere! Deliberately hitting things in space is hard, accidentally, more-so. Consider the c
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by tejtm 1y ago
from another understanding, all life is just virus that stumbled on this one weird self replicating trick.
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by tejtm 1y ago
"It's of no use whatsoever. This is just an experiment that proves Maestro Maxwell was right—we just have these mysterious electromagnetic waves that we cannot see with the naked eye. But they are there." -- Heinrich He
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by tejtm 2y ago
hope it holds tight...
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by tejtm 2y ago
> How far do microwaves bend over the horizon? that depends on the weather and frequency among other things https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line-of-sight_propagation
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by tejtm 2y ago
It was not the burnout machine when all of us joined.
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by tejtm 2y ago
There is a new (2025) follow up documentary "Rumblings" Preparing for Cascadia https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32798667/ by Brian Landon I would say its goal is preemptive community building for hazard res
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by tejtm 2y ago
No worries, he got me too. No I do not subscribe to everything he thought on a cosmological level but the importance of vintage photons direct to brain for everyone resonated. Bringing telescopes out of the rarefied world of astronomers
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by tejtm 2y ago
Perusing Stellafane's pages is likely as good as it gets for both a broad and thorough introduction. As with many things, it is an art of trade offs. Aperture rules until the work to set up means it sits unused. The objects you mentio
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by tejtm 2y ago
It could be largely a redistribution of rotational energy in the system. Where they contacted could not particularly stable, heat would be generated, energy dissipated. maybe ice state change helps, with luck a messy rolling contact could b
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by tejtm 2y ago
Had the thought once of autonomous batteries who lived on a stretch of interstate that when charged, would zoom out and attach themselves to a moving vehicle to dump their charge then peel off to go charge again
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by tejtm 2y ago
Yep we would have had it. Then traded the fourth type of cone for more rods because we were hiding underground and only coming out at night ... to be fair those dinos were big.
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by tejtm 2y ago
you transmit, it receives. To avoid draining battery, don't transmit. that said I expect "feed me" attacks eventually. emit small signals that induce a big response ... hey maybe I can finally get something useful from adve
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by tejtm 2y ago
Food is the easiest expense to maintain. If you are eating less, you absolutely may as well eat better.

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