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agoodthrowaway

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    Comment #24705280

    That thing is horrific. It looks so dangerous and how would one ever remove it when it’s locked in someone’s body and can’t be unlocked?

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    Comment #23970701

    I think if there’s a positive to be taken from COVID-19 it’s that we have time now for reflection. I think many of us have neglected human connection in our lives and COVID is expo…

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    Comment #22660613

    Not raced cars but raced motorcycles and the very real difference is the vast sensory overload when you’re approaching corners, while in traffic, late braking trying to overtake, t…

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    Comment #22633830

    He downloaded schematics and pcba designs, documents, etc, onto a thumb drive and transferred those contents outside of Google. Call it whatever you want. It’s called theft. * The …

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    Comment #22633765

    Seriously? What exactly is brilliant about stealing designs? If he was so brilliant, he’d know what to do better or differently. He’d have been able to work around Google’s IP. Tha…

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    Comment #22588884

    Meh. What commercial product has the guy ever released? I’ve been involved in many and I can tell you that with each one of them I knew exactly what I would do differently the next…

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    Comment #22584551

    China’s handling of this is the reason we are all in this situation. They had a chance to contain it and they chose to shut down information that would have stopped the spread. Now…

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    Comment #22577074

    I race motorcycless and so have some experience with high horsepower small engines. My first thought is I wonder how high the compression is to get this HP with only 3 cylinders? W…

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    Comment #22575898

    It would be good but not sure that radiologists are the dominant cost. Radiological equipment is heavily regulated because it can cause significant harm to people if the equipment …

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    Comment #22573633

    Sorry but the assumption is on on your part. I’m sorry you can’t see that.

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    Comment #22572459

    I think you’ve missed the point now twice. It’s the lack of trust that is the issue here that leads to that assumption. The lack of trust is the fault of the moderator not of the G…

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    Comment #22568802

    I think the GP is suggesting that as soon as you are moderating speech, a powerful moderating authority can quickly lose trust by deleting discussions. Or it could be that the mode…

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    Comment #22553382

    China is back online. It was just a bump in the road.

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    Comment #22523565

    So crazy that so many things came out of particle physics experiments: Ethernet, WWW, ... kind of crazy

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    Comment #22519033

    Particulate pollution has a big impact on human health and children in particular.

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    Comment #22519005

    I used to live about 4 blocks from CA-17 (a 6 lane freeway) and when we’d leave the windows open a layer of black soot would form on the window sill after a few hours. I always tho…

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    Comment #22512569

    True but usually it’s difficult to actually achieve that speed on the bus. Isn’t the NIC a bottleneck? Usually they aren’t capable of wirespeed due to shallow buffers.

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    Comment #22511505

    How is that possible? Raw Bw of PCIE is around 200Gb/s.

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    Comment #22510211

    In California we have a declaration of emergency. This declaration makes price gouging illegal for essential needs.

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    Comment #22493922

    I am not sure I would call him a brilliant engineer if he had to steal designs from Google.

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    Comment #22473773

    Sure those failures were during NASA’s faster, better, cheaper era . I would argue that these failures led to cultural change at NASA that has led to their tremendous success durin…

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    Comment #22459121

    Gaming is hard. It’s hard to disrupt when we have PlayStation, XBox, and Nintendo. Xbox was able to break in because they had Halo. Nintendo has tons of games people love. PlayStat…

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    Comment #22311787

    I don’t really understand comments like this. US has lots of problems but we do have the semblance of rule of law. We do have the notion of transparency and you do not get sent to …

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    Comment #22308817

    One thing that I wonder is whether we could ever identify an alien communication signal as an alien signal is likely to be much more advanced. In that scenario, the alien civilizat…