werkinprogress

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   by werkinprogress 10y ago

   If the new resultant particle(s) don't decay immediately near the collision why wouldn't their missing energy be evident?
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   by werkinprogress 10y ago

   The buble project wouldn't exist if babel ran faster and worked out of the box without setting up confusing config files. It fills a need.
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   by werkinprogress 10y ago

   > In the past, physicists assumed that new particles produced in particle collisions would decay immediately, almost precisely at their points of origin. But wouldn't missing energy be evident?
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   by werkinprogress 10y ago

   Install a 10 foot thick lead shield at the end of the detector and glue a $10 motion detector light to it. Problem solved. You're welcome, CERN.
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   by werkinprogress 10y ago

   I use buble. It transpiles ES6 to ES5 2.5 times faster than babel on average. But be aware that buble is still a work in progress and only supports a subset of ES6 features. A very usable subset, but a subset nonetheless.