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by zw123456 6y ago
I have a personal experience story regarding crows. This is completely anecdotal of course but, to me, compelling. I live on an island near Seattle, very quiet and rural. We have a lot of wild life. One morning I was woke by persistent cro
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by zw123456 6y ago
Misophonia, the distress at hearing other people make chewing sounds. I think my X had that :)
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Why Greenland Is an Island and Australia a Continent?(geog.ucsb.edu)
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by zw123456 6y ago
The two video trailers at the end of the article are pretty fun to watch.
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by zw123456 6y ago
I donated to my local NPR station because they play really nice Jazz during they that I very much enjoy and helps me concentrate.
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The Long-Forgotten Battle for the Longest Domain Name on the Internet(2015)(vice.com)
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Pacific DC Intertie (3100MW High Voltage DC)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ancient Humans Had Extremely Complicated Sex Loves, Evidence Shows(inverse.com)
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by zw123456 6y ago
There is a super simple work around for this and it is all over the web if you search for it. Open a blank sheet, go to data, click on From Text, that allows you to import data identifying the type for each column. Yes, it is a couple more
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Google Plus Profile Litigation(googleplusdatalitigation.com)
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by zw123456 6y ago
Yes exactly what I was thinking, it is as if you mentally picture and weight each move, but what if you could actually represent that somehow and play out all the variations of a game like a multiverse. Sometimes when I play against a compu
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by zw123456 6y ago
HA ! Of course there is, that always happens to me, I think I am the first to think of something but then of course, a bunch of other people beat me to it :)
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by zw123456 6y ago
I always thought a cool chess variant would be quantum chess where you can move a piece to more than one square and assign a probability to each position. Your opponent could do the same. But I never worked out how it could work from there.
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by zw123456 6y ago
IMHO: Boeing should give up on the 737, it's a lost cause. Write it off and repurpose the facilities and people to working on an electric plane. Smaller capacity, more personalized and environmentally friendly. It just seems like they
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by zw123456 6y ago
Another really good way to ruin a relationship is to join a start up :)
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by zw123456 6y ago
seems like chat, email could automatically convert or add both. shrug.
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by zw123456 6y ago
I think this problem has been solved by computers already. If someone sends me a meeting invite for a particular time, the calendar program converts the invite to my time zone automatically.
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by zw123456 6y ago
Occasionally I watch the Discovery channel show "Gold Rush". I was watching it the other day and they were saying something about how it was not worth the cost of the Diesel to continue mining because the yield was too low. And it
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Silent-Reading Party(thestranger.com)
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by zw123456 6y ago
right, those are the types of people who should not be police officers.
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by zw123456 6y ago
I had an incident happen to me where I was stuck in traffic in the left most lane on the freeway next to the diamond (HOV) lane. So the HOV was on my left and was wide open and all the other lanes were completely stopped, or stop and go. A
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by zw123456 6y ago
Terrorist don't attack it because they want to kill people, disrupting the internet for a short time does not instill terror, it's an annoyance. For State actors the internet is far more valuable to them if it is left in place be
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Ken Mattingly(en.wikipedia.org)
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by zw123456 6y ago
As a Washingtonian, Inslee is an embarrassment. He really is clueless about everything. Someone on his "campaign team" thought if they put fake glasses on him it would make him look smart. sigh. Pathetic.
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by zw123456 6y ago
Sounds interesting. I am not sure it is worth $9 to me though.
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by zw123456 6y ago
I like the idea. I do a lot of FPGA work and have often thought the same thing. The link is very interesting. I think part of the challenge would be how do you get the foundry capacity to actually produce it. And how to pay for that, who wi
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by zw123456 6y ago
if damping weight work I could see a crowd sourced solution, a lot of people in the area could get some gorilla glue and a bucket of pebble and glue them on the slats.
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by zw123456 6y ago
Good point, it could be that they are vibrating like reeds. Bracing could help in that case. or could they attach weights to each one to change the resonant behavior ? It would be interesting to get a high speed video of one to see.
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by zw123456 6y ago
Yes, exactly, I simplified it a bit for the limited space here. Basically C ~ B * SINR where B is the amount of spectrum and C is capacity. The reason mm-wave yields such whopping throughputs is 1. space diversity, that is, each user gets
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by zw123456 6y ago
I don't think 5G will be restricted to cities at all. There are some carriers who are already providing pretty good service to rural areas using sub6 fixed wireless. The N77 auction (3.7 - 4.2Ghz) I think will open up some very good co

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