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by trentlott 8y ago
Other similar things are asteroids. It's doing a thing an asteroid would do. It's much more likely that it's ejecta from some event from outside our solar system. Or a redirected Oort body.
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Yes, for native speaker would not happen that they change writing from normal fluency. What gain can be from changing normal grammatics or to use left hand? Verily the poorly-skilled can never write better, and the better never poorer. But
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by trentlott 8y ago
And generally journalists are aware of their biases and good ones actively work against their impulse to favor one side. The idea that journalists can be biased is not something the profession was somehow unaware of previously. In the same
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by trentlott 8y ago
The problem is finding them. Back in the day, if I typed in "Radiohead" or "guitar pedal schematics" I would find forums or personal sites about these topics. Now I will find (1.) Stores (2.) Content aggregators Those ni
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by trentlott 8y ago
I mean, it would be a hell of a benefit if you can hear a ship explode behind you while you look at the the one in front of you or at a screen If you don't have that, you're a little more limited to relying on visual information
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by trentlott 8y ago
Yeah, I think I can cut through my steering wheel with a razor blade and a lot of time, or a pair of bolt cutters and a second or two. Then just slide the Club off
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by trentlott 8y ago
Well, no: Article: " ...they told the venue they sold 150 tickets (a sell out) and only one person actually showed up who bought a ticket. " Even if they pay the band only after the show, the venue might get $16 for several hours
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by trentlott 8y ago
Basically a model kit that inhibits your ability to generalize.
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by trentlott 8y ago
Does that mean Spice, or does that entail breeding higher potency strains with new smells and various levels of CBD or whatever? As a non-pot user, Spice seems to lack the 'fun' of marijuana- the herbology, aesthetics, and equipme
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by trentlott 8y ago
The concerted effort to shut down Planned Parenthood, probably. When you remove and important and often sole provider of family planning, the planning part goes astray. My biggest question is who profits from eliminating places like that?
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by trentlott 8y ago
On your final point, I hope the engineer realized how obviously dumb the move was.
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by trentlott 8y ago
Somehow I expected a Batman MUD.
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by trentlott 8y ago
Why can't someone develop a sandbox app that feeds in network connectivity while faking inputs? Twitch just needs to display video and a button that autoprints the Donger.
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by trentlott 8y ago
A PhD is nothing like undergrad. If you spend time working in a lab with grad students, listen to them. Heed their points about the field and their boss. Research is research, and maybe you'll have some idea of what the technical detai
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by trentlott 8y ago
Yeah. As a chem PhD, the average tends toward 4.5-5.5ish. Between classes, teaching, and genuinely getting things done, it's not a fast experience. Also, you probably arent making a ton more unless you go for an industry job...which is
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by trentlott 8y ago
It reports on the problems and summaries the current going on with comment from the authors and Skinner, who found the reproduced noise.
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by trentlott 8y ago
So how does 'invisible' kinetic energy (say, that of a ball traveling on the planet) change its mass? If we cancelled out that movement (relative to the Milky Way), does the mass change? Is how much do the various relative movemen
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by trentlott 8y ago
> there is a family of systems of "negative temperature" which become less uncertain as you add more energy to them . . . I'm no physicist, just a chemist. What are they?
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by trentlott 8y ago
It is physically, but not scientifically. Before they outlined what they were looking for. Now they're just sifting. Most science doesn't allow you to propose "We will expose A to X and see what happens", but rather expe
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by trentlott 8y ago
I think an excellent use of someone's time would be to curate a website that corrals as such old/classic 'project' webpages and protoblogs. I would love to spend hours clicking around on the twenty-years-past internet of
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by trentlott 8y ago
And easy to continue it, when the costs are so readily ignored. Iraq/Afghanistan have been much longer than Vietnam for a very obvious reason.
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by trentlott 8y ago
I do materials research and I'm more blown away by the novelty that Disney is doing basic science. Am I misunderstanding something?
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by trentlott 8y ago
I started entering a number and it automatically ran a search before it was completed (mobile chrome). Then I put in a chemical that it didn't find...now I'm outta tries.
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by trentlott 8y ago
It's closer to dairy butter than apple butter, at least.
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by trentlott 8y ago
I doubt that has anything to do with the startup du jour. Are you connected to them somehow? If you pay attention to shelves, almond and soy milk are gaining in popularity. The dairy industry is attempting to slow the momentum of an extant
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by trentlott 8y ago
It wouldn't work well at deep depths because it's interacting with the electron shell. After a few nanometer or two of tissue you'd have no signal. If you'd figured out a way to put a brain in the microscope. They tend
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by trentlott 8y ago
The argument is thermodynamic: meat will never provide more calories than it requires.
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Take a picture of the menu after you double check your receipt, I guess. Or don't order risky items. I doubt any restaurant would list a veggie burger as "Burger". There'd be a "V" or something, to explain why
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Yes. I think the last US Presidential election is a small taste of the future rather than an aberration.
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So, their claim to MP3 players is in the grand tradition of the American pioneer.

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