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tofof
5y ago
Kusenko, who conceded the bet to Veritasium's Muller, only conceded that if you accelerate an object to wind speed and then the wind suddenly dies, your (low-drag) vehicle will continue downrange at a speed greater than the (now zero)
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tofof
5y ago
> Mandatory vaccinations are much more digestable. ???? The state has the power to enforce mandatory vaccination, but does not want to use it, so use mandatory vaccination instead, which is more digestable. Did I get that right? (From th
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tofof
5y ago
Yeah. At 9:34 they're dealing with entangled photons passing through 2 filters at different points in space, simultaneously. They affect each other, which is impossible without faster-than-light communication between them. This is abso
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tofof
5y ago
Your understanding is mostly correct. The issue with the fuel rods is that they were double purpose - the lower portion actually increased the reaction rate, while the upper portion decreased it. Because the team had manually fully retracte
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5y ago
Maybe that's got more to do with the fact that the Faroe Islands have a population of 52,000 while Japan's population is 125,410,000? Surely the fishing practices of the nation 2400x larger are going to be more impactful by at lea
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5y ago
By my measurement, no finer than 4290 feet / 1.31 km. https://i.imgur.com/HKN3hyN.jpg Both of these endpoints (and everything in between) are [telephone][megaphone][currency-exchange]. https://i.imgur.com&#x
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tofof
5y ago
Surpassed, not bypassed.
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5y ago
1) That's not the CDC. Not even a little bit. You linked to an incubator at Harvard which links to a document produced in response to an executive order and whose suggested citation credits the National Academies of Sciences, a nonprof
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> withdrawal would snuff out any further debate in the scientific community about proper ethical behavior You have this exactly backward. Far from "snuffing out" discussion of ethical behavior - the problem in the first place
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You misunderstand why syshum answered the way he did. GP used the phrase "actual damages" which is a precise term of art in law. Damages have to exist (actual damages already suffered, or statutory damages imposed on conduct which
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tofof
5y ago
This is extremely relevant and neither mentioned nor linked to in the attached article. You might want to post this as a top level comment instead of a reply so it gets the attention it deserves.
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tofof
5y ago
I had the opposite experience for a sexual assault case. I demonstrated knowledge of legal procedure and general intelligence and was selected immediately. I was asked about possible conflicts of interest and indicated that my father is an
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5y ago
This is a false dichotomy, and really just a red herring. GP claimed "GMOs ... will kill the best farming land we have" The parent you replied to refuted that point. Onerous IP clauses surrounding crop seeds is an IP issue, not on
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5y ago
Fulltext and figures of that paywalled journal article available here: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.428...
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6y ago
The article mentions the difficulty of playing Suspended for modern players without access to its documentation or the included 'feelies' (a map, tokens of the robots, an in-universe lottery ticket). They are preserved at http:&#
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6y ago
I don't think I follow your reasoning about 'real objects'. Real objects can (and usually must) be coated with scanning sprays, like the Aesub Blue the author notes in several places that he uses. These sprays then vanish com
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6y ago
A neat video of the openscan mini in action can be found at https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/jx2aww/3d_print... and the results from that scan along with the cloud processing photogrammetry w
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6y ago
This is basically an underpowered Notion aimed at academics (yet doesn't support Safari [1]) and needs a lot more time in the oven. Development seems mostly abandoned. [2] I'm pretty squarely in the target demographic. I used No
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tofof
6y ago
Interesting. That OV06948 camera is also 40k (200x200) pixels, 30fps, and RGB. Critically, the page you link lists its weight at 0.87g = 870mg, which would make it 157x denser than lead.[1] The actual spec sheet says 0.87 mg, i.e. less than
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6y ago
Both publications notably do not capitalize 'gold standard'. The first book simply calls it 'aptly named', pointing out the aptronym, but does not attribute the name to Harry Gold. The NCBI says that Fisher (the famous
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6y ago
Can you provide a citation for Harry Gold? All I find is a chemist convicted of spying for the Soviets. I find [1] which outright declares the etymology is from the economic term, and that it was popularized in medicine by Peter Rudd in 197
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6y ago
Regarding wordiness - that's why you put it below the fold. People who prefer reading know to scroll down to get the textual version instead of having to watch a video. And that's not saying you have to do pure text without grap
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tofof
6y ago
Perhaps you should add some extra information below-the-fold: 1) help visitors or deliveries get from an easily-mapped location (the front gate) to their final destination (your door) 2) simply film a video walking or driving the path, and
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Your reply is flippant. I came here to express almost the exact same list of concerns. Upload a video of what? I believe the answer is of the path between an easily located starting point and the actual final destination, but I'm not e
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It occurs to me that, should extraterrestrial life exist - we might be more likely to be visited first by rules-flouting rogue individuals than by an official mission. This also neatly explains problems like the "aliens have interstell
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To be clear, the parent did not fail to include a citation. The parenthetical note is that rod cells are so sensitive that they react to being struck by a single photon.
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tofof
7y ago
For a similar surface area I think you could just fill your bathtub to an inch deep and wait for it to evaporate. You'll wait a long time, and your bathtub will get gross, just like this object will. And with the point being power-free
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7y ago
This is an art project and nothing more. Humidifying only 600 square feet, the size of a studio apartment, takes about 5 gallons of water per day in winter. [1] The reservoir on this object looks to be no more than two gallons, and I would
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7y ago
I believe it's referring to small intercharacter typesetting details like tracking and kerning. From the microtype package for latex: "The microtype package provides a LaTeX interface to the micro-typographic extensions ... : mos
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7y ago
It has 10x less mass, but is still 75% gold by mass. It's effectively a gold aerogel that's been solidified to no longer be gelatinous.
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