yarg

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1. 1351.▲
   by yarg 9y ago

   The fact that gerrymandering is even possible is a symptom (albeit an severely exacerbating one) - not the cause - of the problems in the US electoral structure. It could be countered quite effectively by a system using larger jurisdictions
2. 1352.▲
   by yarg 9y ago

   I find their assertion somewhat disingenuous, in security things are often done (and known to be and deliberately done) in rather inefficient manners - for example algorithms that run in fixed time despite obvious case specific optimisation
3. 1353.▲
   by yarg 10y ago

   Let me direct you to glow in the dark huntington's monkeys.
4. 1354.▲
   by yarg 10y ago

   Hmm, I wonder if they're doing anything to limit or prevent the use of molecules with an inorganic chirality bias (judging by New Scientist's comments on the smell, I imagine not enough).
5. 1355.▲
   by yarg 10y ago

   I'd do it for the fun, rather than the value. There'd also be the possibility for some rather interesting complex simulated modes. Hexagonal pixels, for example.
6. 1356.▲
   by yarg 10y ago

   If it really is super retina resolution, it can also be used in a manner which simulates a (much) higher colour depth. Although given the fact that it already covers the entire colour gamut of several different specifications, that probably
7. 1357.▲
   by yarg 10y ago

   This is very cool, It rather effectively simulates sexual reproduction in a virus. Furthermore, the host could develop an immune response to one strain of a module, catch another strain and the other dormant modules once again become active