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by thro1 4y ago
> a typical Eastern European would be much more racist and macho a that a westerner How do you know that ? I think that what you say is racist and it's oposite, as they > don't have a history of colonisation and slavery to s
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by thro1 4y ago
Couldn't Mitchell Baker start to freak out too ?
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by thro1 4y ago
It will turn and fall if not flat, otherwise it will levitate or fall faster. You may need one field locally flat enough as a surface to avoid patterns of uneven forces.
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by thro1 4y ago
What about its purpose AI could say (but you don't ..then you could worry)?
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by thro1 4y ago
I very like this one. We could be using zooming UI now if it had two joysticks: one for scroll, one for zooms (view and text or distance and perspective); three had the keyboard (one for cursor) - and what about one more (not on the mouse)
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by thro1 4y ago
Same. One doctor didn't understand the previuos one prescription - that it's a combo for self-amplifying symptoms and makes no sense incomplete - I'm lucky that the other worked there for a while. No doctor found out that as
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by thro1 4y ago
I'm neither sure what the results want (same as designer) - when I woke up lucky to have same dimensions, I had an impression they were to innonsence to adapt in this direction. ( I only wanted to read one more story before going to be
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Comet Interceptor: parked in space, ready to fly to a new target at short notice(interestingengineering.com)
3 points by thro1 4y ago|1 comments
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by thro1 4y ago
But.. couldn't we have few like that being already in motion and between slingshots at different corners of our system.. - if something like that could be at all possible.. (?) - what range of speeds could and shall they sustain stayin
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by thro1 4y ago
I just found out about the Comet Interceptor - designed to remain parked in space, ready to fly to a new target at short notice https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/esa-mission-la... - but it's not the
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by thro1 4y ago
I'm thinking about a range in lightyears same as years since changes on our planet could be detectable from such distance, from where one of fast moving automated probes economically could change trajectory toward our system by next sl
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by thro1 4y ago
To spend more time enjoying the warmth of our Sun ?
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by thro1 4y ago
Not when going against it. I wonder what range of velocities you can sustain and how close to planets (suns) you can come to catapult or slow down to stay in the system (starsystem) moving fast, and how many jumps for how many probes moving
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by thro1 4y ago
JS for browsing is not needed at all and often it's a mistake. It may be ocassionally useful, but it's the least important thing. (The fact that someone can process data and express self in many ways, even with JS - if he can&#x2
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by thro1 4y ago
but.. childern of older fathers live longer.. (?)
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by thro1 4y ago
Couldn't we have couple of probes boucing at high speeds (what are the limits?) around planets in the system ready to redirect just for such case ?
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by thro1 4y ago
315,000 km/hr could be as well the speed to which it decelerated near Solar System, we have no data about its earlier speed. And not much slower makes to much risk not knowing if we possibly could be able to catch it.
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by thro1 4y ago
believable - if they use provable , then it could be useful (like a science) - abstract selected, timelines, find missing, extrapolate..
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by thro1 4y ago
Isn't it how abstracts shall be ? - excluding phenomenal characteristics like: different formulas to get it, human or author involvement, creativity; in pure form being scientific form of some work, like an equation catching the essen
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by thro1 4y ago
.. and Roger Zelazany ( Lord Of Light , Creatures of Light and Darkness , Isle Of The Dead ).. - have such distance feel of time, myths and world creation that I won't look for other worlds and tales, thanks them.
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by thro1 4y ago
No comment. (I live in UK)
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by thro1 4y ago
Consider first that every neuron in the brain has unique DNA and ancestorship (comparing brain to some simulation). No, it doesn't mean that, I believe consciousnes can emerge in some other way which doesn't care about computation
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by thro1 4y ago
And such basic stupid mistake: the corner keys are easiest to hit and power key is not the most often key used (by me at least) - I expect INS and DEL at that place.. (power key can't be reprogramed).
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by thro1 4y ago
To work off: We Will Find It https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SssjOT7E_Jg
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by thro1 4y ago
It's a result of PayPal inactivity - not mine. So, if they made a fee for that, isn't them who shall pay it in this case ? - as they were in position to fix it but didn't, when I did everything I could and I'm not respon
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by thro1 4y ago
I can't acces my PayPal since few years, I've noticed PayPal that I need them to fix it, now I don't even remember how far I went trough their support without them doing anything, till I lost my patience and stop asking. How
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by thro1 4y ago
LnS: https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/why-did-you-buy-look... (perfect stealth) + the ability to block at the level of every dll run by svhost till windows 7 - then the author disappear and no solution like that
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by thro1 4y ago
LooknStop Firewall was the best - but who can tell what happened to the only author Frederic Gloannec ? Everything Search 1.5 Alpha by David Carpenter is available for testing ( https://www.voidtools.com/forum/viewtopic
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by thro1 4y ago
.. There was this French bloke at the turn of the 20th century who built a giant whistle that produced sub-bass frequencies of around 7.1 or 7.2 Hz. The first time that he got it to work, he liquidized himself. It just turned his insides t
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by thro1 4y ago
I wish projects like Mitt, Seaboard and solutions allowing better contact with some medium will be more common, as well better ways of realising, not patenting them. I wonder about solutions for something like wearable DataHand, want mouse

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