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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Apparently the Earth's orbit places us in the hot end of the inhabitable zone, so only a relatively modest increase in received energy makes us go the way of Venus.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
It's actually in about 100 million years as the sun gradually increases in luminosity.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Some of the research showed significant health improvements from 3 days a week of 3 reps of 20 second standing bike sprints. So only 3 minutes per week.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Doing it != success
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
No, but information is.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Yet another article with a focus on gradual wearing rather than suddenly turning into a brick, which is the actual common real-world case.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
We sure don't want it to go over time and budget like the last 10 projects.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Hope they will be taking minutes in all the meetings where the business requirements are collected.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
24 days a month, 7 hours a day, what's your problem?
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Some related fun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er_lLvkklsk
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
We smuggled those silkworms out of China and can make our own silk now!
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Wot no vectors?
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
With enough data you can often "de-anonymize" to discover actual identities.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
You really want to look into the delayed choice eraser... it's mind blowing.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Also, all the non-MW interpretations say "and then choose a random outcome" without any clue as to how randomness might occur. MWI can propose an actual mechanism for randomness: sampling a space of alternatives, aka the Sleeping
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Can you invert a binary tree?
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Now that everybody has a cellphone camera there are fewer UFO sitings instead of more, so it seems.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Badly
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
A variation of a couple of degrees during launch would rip the Shuttle's wings off, so "ignore" is not the right word here.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Can they tell if I'm a women's man, no time to talk?
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
John Sculley, then CEO of Pepsi, failed a blind taste test in front of reporters.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Police states exist. It's a genuine possibility that your "nothing to fear" argument ignores.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Pedantic note: wave functions do not collapse; decoherence occurs.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Some counterpoints: https://www.hedweb.com/manworld.htm https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/9cgBF6BQ2TRB3Hy4E/and-the-wi...
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
I think the vast majority of coders would struggle to write anything like SHRDLU.
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by trainingaccount 8y ago
Actually for Apollo 17 it was found to be easier to train a geologist to be an astronaut than the other way around.