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zunzun
8y ago
REALLY GOOD ARTICLE Thank YOU For POSTING IT
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zunzun
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I can answer on #5, your written English is excellent. I am an American who has worked as an engineer in many countries, and am a bit curious as to why this is true. When I worked in Japan, the education system there required years of readi
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zunzun
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I prefer the terminology "vomit" because it is more dramatic, as drama appears to be the purpose of the article rather than actual astrophysics.
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zunzun
8y ago
No - I don't like the taste of prison food.
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We would - of course - need to keep these same astronomers around and employed until the new telescope was designed, launched, and operational.
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Would arguments against meritocracy apply to hospital surgeons?
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zunzun
8y ago
When cells from women can be made into viable spermatozoa cells, men will be reproductively superfluous as two women can then have each other's babies - and at a cellular level this is still sexual reproduction just as it is today.
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zunzun
8y ago
Your title reads "breath first", this should be "breadth first" with a "d".
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zunzun
8y ago
Django + Julia = Djangulia
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8y ago
My home-made flatulometer is calibrated in sniffs per minute, but the family does not like the calibration experiments.
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This is why people believe their currency has value - just ask the people in Venezuela. There is no reason for an income tax if governments can simply print currency, except that jobs and associated income taxes prop up belief in the curren
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You can use this to make a cheap "toilet-paper-ometer" by sending a 1KHz square wave to one LED and using a second LED's "detector" output narrowband filtered for 1KHz. The 1KHz signale makes the "meter" i
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zunzun
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FYI, the "Achievements" section has the spelling "everthing", this should be spelled "everything" (with a "y").
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zunzun
8y ago
The title capitalization seems very irregular.
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Because this devastating condition is biologically determined, as has been scientifically determined and the causative genes identified, you should be able to apply for disability.
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8y ago
This seems like a GREAT IDEA
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zunzun
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Yes, you are missing something.
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zunzun
8y ago
The simplest method would be to send a spaceship there and back and calculate distance based on fuel usage.
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zunzun
8y ago
Travel just one day into the past and you will die in the vacuum of space.
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zunzun
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Note that this practice reproductively sterilizes the Uighur population rather effectively.
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zunzun
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The brain itself has no nerve endings and brain surgery is sometimes done while the patient is conscious - so physically reprogramming humans should not be painful.
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zunzun
8y ago
Not the old ones.
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I frequently see the following inflicted on noobs: First, a pretense of friendliness as, "Welcome to Stack Overflow." followed by "Go read the Stack Overflow documentation on how to ask questions" followed by downvoting
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zunzun
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This brings to mind the technical programming term "code smells" which has a Wikipedia page.
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zunzun
8y ago
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS ARTICLE LINK
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zunzun
8y ago
GREAT ARTICLE, THANK YOU FOR POSTING.
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zunzun
8y ago
It would be way cool if one of these could be installed in an old VW Beetle. Totally excellent fuel economy!
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