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by wolfram74 10y ago
The theory is sound [1], but as in many situations with a lot of different actors, you get some coordination problems. Already many countries have some rules about how and when you can use certain anti-biotics, and some countries completely
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by wolfram74 10y ago
was suspicious it was a puff piece and then this impressive claim was levied. the blockchain technology driving it has been proven to work flawlessly and to be completely safe from fraud Proof of stake though, vs proof of work, first time
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by wolfram74 10y ago
Fail a couple of times is generous, it get's a game over around half way through the second level.
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by wolfram74 10y ago
It's incredibly difficult to rectify free will with every person is equally valuable. The correlation of that is all behavior is equally virtuous, be it reading, getting high, or punting babies off bridges. I would settle for a communa
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by wolfram74 10y ago
I wonder which picks up mass faster, corn or some of the more virile species of weed tree.
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by wolfram74 10y ago
Etsy comes up pretty often. http://phd.meghan-smith.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Cox-T...
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by wolfram74 10y ago
Saying Gonzalo Curiel (born in Indiana) can't be impartial in a court case involving Trump "University" because he's mexican is one example.
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by wolfram74 10y ago
No no, that just won't do. Math and modeling doesn't allow us to draw conclusions about things we can't directly observe. Someone had to be there and directly count the co2 molecules with their own eyes or it doesn't cou
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by wolfram74 10y ago
The parent post wasn't making a statement about why planners should be funding the smaller projects, they were making a statement about planners who were ignoring fusion of any form in plans about power mixes and civil engineering 10,
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by wolfram74 10y ago
One of the things that I don't get is that there a lot of cool fission designs that are arguably only hampered by the state of the art in molten-salt plumbing, but the only fusion design with mainstream support requires molten lithium
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by wolfram74 10y ago
You're mixing your metaphors, the tower of babel was struck down the same time ADMIN invoked the curse of babble upon the land.
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by wolfram74 10y ago
That's only about a third of the point, it's also criticizing not being aware of the flip side "But that too is our culture: everyone else’s dream is a delusion. Mine is a tale of noble perseverance. Everybody else should be
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by wolfram74 11y ago
Weren't you aware? The state isn't allowed to innovate in positive things, only misery and despotism.
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by wolfram74 11y ago
While we're reaching the physical limits of classical chip design, do we have any ideas what the limits are on the algorithm side of things? As much speed up has come from software as hardware according to a few reports. http:/&#
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by wolfram74 11y ago
That would be an interesting open source hardware project, cataloging what's in the expired patent system and help separate the wheat from the chaff.
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by wolfram74 11y ago
one: taxes are your subscription to the society plan that offers you property rights and other elements that allow an investment in farm equipment to be profitable. two: the metric you use to determine the value of a person is highly arbitr
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by wolfram74 11y ago
Jobs are pretty shitty, they get in the way doing any real work. If we can have a functional society where robots deal with all the manual labor, the owners of the robots get half the profits and the other half get spread uniformly amongst