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Comment #48220986
By being deported, Qian Xuesen was thrust into an environment where he was able to succeed. Had he been allowed to stay in the US, he may have had a brilliant career as a scientist…
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Comment #47161618
Now that the California refineries are shutting down, where does LA get asphalt to do the paving? Has the price gone up due to having to import it from the Gulf Coast?
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Comment #47154285
There are lots of sensors in a data center monitoring everything from CPU/GPU temperatures to drive health to data volumes to chiller operation to voltage and frequency on the inpu…
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Comment #47140359
Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service New York NY 344 PM EST Fri Feb 20 2026 Issued by NWS Upton, NY https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=O... Con…
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Comment #47140124
Consciousness is an emergent phenomenon from the ability to fantasize - to think about things that don't exist. In particular, it is fantasy about the "self". AI is getting close.
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Comment #47139672
It doesn't appear to be equivalent. If one site in a stretched cluster becomes suddenly available, the same batch processing application would not be running on the alternative sit…
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Comment #47136213
Are there ARM or Intel servers capable of the reliability and availability of the Z-Series in Parallel Sysplex operation where processing can continue uninterrupted even if one of …
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Comment #47132839
Which language would you convert the COBOL to that has a compiler that compiles to the Z-series' fixed and floating decimal type machine instructions for financial calculations?
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Comment #46849424
Historically, 5 to 10% of the population have been the nobility, upper ranks of the clergy, and military officers and their families. Most of the rest has been the peasantry and la…
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Comment #46848821
Very interesting that it did so well. Although it did leave out the point that reading and interpreting documents could also be done by an expert in the first paragraph as well as …
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Comment #46847908
With good speech to text and text to speech technologies the skills of writing and reading may become unnecessary for the bulk of the population. If the average person needs to cre…
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Comment #46534816
Starch is the preferred carbohydrate, since digestion depolymerizes it to pure glucose which can be used directly by cells. Cane sugar, a disaccharide, is split by digestion into i…
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Comment #46340983
Rather than trying to draw policy conclusions from an epidemiological study like this, wouldn't it be more accurate to give drivers measured amounts of THC, put them in a driving s…
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Comment #46161276
The internet took every Cliff Clavin out of his neighborhood bar and gave him a global platform. Society wasn't ready for what had been private discussions to become public.
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Comment #46141570
At the time PC's came to market, High Fidelity music systems still were built from components such as preamps, amplifiers, turntables, FM tuners, tape decks, CD players, and speake…
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Comment #45008224
There is evidence that the ranking of students in order of who should get the best entry-level jobs is done mainly by the college admissions process which bins students into more o…
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Comment #45005705
An old, unopened bottle of wine is like Schrödinger's cat - it may be alive; it may be dead.
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Comment #44875165
1870 sees the Franco-Prussian War, the unification of Germany, the unification of Italy, and the reorganization of continental politics. The US is in dynamic industrial and Western…
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Comment #44875009
The Sud Aviation Caravelle first flew in 1955 and entered revenue service in 1959. It was a small airliner with two engines in the rear. Although the Caravelle was retired in 2005,…
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Comment #44859153
A favorite book on the period is "Thunder at Twilight: Vienna 1913/1914" by Frederic Morton. Freud's city was one of the centers of Europe's neuroses. It was also a center of polit…
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Comment #44848261
A relative worked at home doing medical transcription. It was not unheard of for physicians to make up non-existent body parts, non-existent drugs, etc. Part of her job was to corr…
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Comment #44842766
Why wouldn't any reasonably good AI be able to replicate large portions of the US Army TM 31-210 "Improvised Munitions Handbook"?
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Comment #44842677
MPEG's patent policy was not its own. The Moving Picture Experts Group was Working Group 11 of Sub Committee 2 of ISO-IEC Joint Technical Committee 1. Other Working Groups in SC2 w…
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Comment #44792998
Due to chromosome crossover, you do not inherit genes individually from ancestors, but instead you inherit segments of chromosomes containing many genes. However, the randomness is…
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Comment #44787006
Migration and reassortment events in the US would include depopulation of Appalachian coal fields, the migration of farm kids from rural counties as farm size increased, and core c…