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It really shouldn't be allowed to publish science without the underlying data regarding what you did - barely any of that list gives much hint as to actual ingredients. That said, this conforms to a lot of previous research regarding f
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11y ago
The GetStream server isn't open source, is it?
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11y ago
Just heard him say they based this on wavelet CFD work by Johnathan Regele (basically GPU-optimizing: it) http://www.aere.iastate.edu/jregele/ http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1
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Would I be right in assuming there's no open source CFD apps capable of the kind of demos he was doing? Any proprietary apps?
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11y ago
I always loved this scene from the movie Rabbit Hole ... "a brick in your pocket" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKZKyjCbB-M
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11y ago
Really? All your documents, finances, photos, music, movies, messages, health data, viewing patterns - might as well just give that to Google since they already have your search queries? That doesn't make any sense.
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11y ago
It's become beyond obvious that existing Bitcoin blockchain technology has no real ability to scale, function as a long-term store of value, or withstand even moderate attacks by bad actors. The hype has gotten in the way of building s
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Wow. The author of that has published numerous papers on neuroscience and consciousness, has written well-received adult literature, award-winning children's books, popular science nonfiction books, passable orchestra music, papers on
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Fleet of Government Aircraft Flying Secret Missions Over U.S. Cities
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It's an amicus brief filed by DoJ with the Solicitor General's name of it - a man directly appointed by Obama in 2011. In more ways than even other DoJ briefs [1], there is a straight line from this to Obama, and surely if he wish
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11y ago
In fact we are in so far the hottest year on record, following 2014 as the hottest full year on record. All of the 10 hottest years on record have occurred since 1998. The oceans and atmosphere are, as has long been predicted by climate sci
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11y ago
Yes, and there is quite a lot of science explaining why we are seeing a temporary rise in Antarctic sea ice even as Arctic sea ice and Greenland/Antarctic land ice melt. It's not that complicated - the amount you know about the to
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The hole this article doesn't point out, and which has perhaps become more salient to the scientific community over the last few years, with incredible new sea ice lows, methane release, the newly understood vulnerability of antarctic
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11y ago
I wonder how difficult it will be to manage pull requests for merging against node.js & io.js simultaneously - also, creates an interesting political situation if one project accepts the PR but the other doesn't (I would guess io.j
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12y ago
After a quick skim, I would recommend Master and his Emissary as a book with similar themes about the limits, dangers and over-dominance of reductionism and mechanistic views of reality, but significantly better written and argued and ult
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12y ago
I think http/2 solves some of of the issues regarding round-trip. One real problem with mobile vs. web is versioning, the inability to ensure that you can keep your client & server in sync. In some ways one of the biggest advances
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12y ago
I love this fuzzy DMZ between science and engineering, when the engineers build something the physicists don't believe possible, and the physicists demand more and more proof until finally NASA will be flying the damn thing around and
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12y ago
If the utilities drag their feet, their could be reasonably good micro/neighborhood/apartment complex-level solutions - $100-250k of batteries on a loan & small buy-in per-unit, and the batteries & smart-system can optimiz
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12y ago
I meant a landing party! :) (I may be wrong about where they intend to land, but see - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:New_Landing_Complex_1_sig... )
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12y ago
That's a straw-man response to parent that you could have pasted out of any SJW handbook. We need to stop having these privilege olympics, talking in circles, and applying offensive stereotypes to white men ("calm down ladies"
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12y ago
Sounds like a July 22nd party in Cape Canaveral is in order?
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12y ago
Many decisions are zero sum if considered in a single moment of time, but not when considered over a longer-term perspective. Obviously the thing being left out is, this wasn't about saving 6 individual fish, it was about saving a hand
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Yep, it's effectively a viral (or at least infectious) patent grant.
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I think the key bit is Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Facebook or any of its subsidiaries or corporate affiliates files a lawsuit alleging patent infringement against you in the first instance, and you respond by filing a patent infring
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12y ago
"Sponsor Content" - so, HN is linking to a paid advertisement
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12y ago
Just to correct the downthread derail, I'm guessing you were confusing this with Common Sense, Thomas Paine's anonymously published 1776 pamphlet calling for rebellion against Britain.
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12y ago
Yes, and the parent was arguing that the internet should have communication systems whereby people can speak in public without the government being able to look at them for it.
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Right. Ceph is what I've been using for that, and I'm assuming it'll be doable either in Docker or Linux KVM on SDC
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12y ago
When CoreOS abandoned btrfs, it made me seriously start to consider the Joyent SDC stack, above all else just because ZFS can answer the storage question in a way that seemingly nothing on Linux will be able to provide in the near future
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12y ago
But what you're branding Triton in fact appears to be a PaaS GUI on top of SDC? i.e. the way people manage their containers/hw in Triton the service, is not available in SDC which seems to be all CLI tools?
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