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by tonmoy 10y ago
Sorry, which article from 2007 are you referring to? The OP is from 2017
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by tonmoy 10y ago
When they won't let me come in the US at the border after visiting a different country, not watching the new will be very helpful indeed
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Try opening the "116K webpage" with your internet connection turned off.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Isn't it better that the animals are being efficiently utilized preventing the need for killing more animals. I
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by tonmoy 10y ago
A point to be noted is that the study was done in India, where regulations on the amount of pesticide used may not be as enforced as in other developed countries.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Don't let the worst be the friend of the bad
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Are you implying installing something backwards is catastrophically dangerous?
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Or just make an app that can disable nest cams with some ads in it
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Seems like a VERY VERY low possibility. Even in case of two galaxies colliding, with 100s of billions of stars coming close to each other, the individual stars would barely feel a thing. http://curious.astro.cornell.edu/abou
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Haven't heard anyone say GW is controversial except in the US
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Ok, so release of 50 gigatons of CH4 means 10x increase in atmospheric CH4, then we are looking at around 50% contribution to greenhouse effect from CH4 after that I guess.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
That being said, it makes little difference for me among the last 4/5 items in the list
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Would you happen to know, what percentage of temperature increase due to greenhouse effect is caused by methane right now?
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by tonmoy 10y ago
The Huns were victors though, so the age old adage may need some updating
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Well, perpetual motion is not impossible, obtaining energy from it impossible
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Because in case of the astronaut's death, public opinion of the organization diminishes. You could say that the astronaut's life is more valuable to the organization than the astronaut himself
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by tonmoy 10y ago
AI doesn't necessarily mean it needs to have learning.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
No, I wasn't referring to that. I was referring to numerous comments on the original post of Susan Flower's blog on HN
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by tonmoy 10y ago
And people were asking why these women just don't sue. It seems people need to be careful and think twice even when writing a blog post let alone sue.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Not to mention it may be hard to get hired at a different company if you do lose.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
If nothing else, the interactive mode is going to be a life saver for me.
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Water loss from terrestrial planets orbiting ultracool dwarfs(arxiv.org)
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by tonmoy 10y ago
I mean that's how most circuit designers lost their jobs to CAD/EDA tools, why should software engineers be different?
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by tonmoy 10y ago
But that does not differentiate between US and non-US students at all. The original argument was that non-US students generate more revenue for the schools.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Looking at the wayback machine it seems that the new "commercial" website was released somewhere between March 29, 2015 and April 7, 2015
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by tonmoy 10y ago
The GP is referring to the person violating Facebook's terms of use I think
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by tonmoy 10y ago
This is the tester/hacker in me talking, but have you checked for cases where one can loop your own images hundreds of times? (e.g. https://i.scaley.io/jpg/i.scaley.io/png/i.imgur.com/DZjrx4E.... bu
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by tonmoy 10y ago
On the contrary, I have seen projects that change desktop wallpapers get LOTS of praise
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by tonmoy 10y ago
At least in the technical would I suppose it's a lot. For example your GPS could be off by miles because of 1 second.
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by tonmoy 10y ago
Only if you are in UTC timezone I suppose

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