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Comment #30409834
These clocks depend dilute gasses of atoms. Usually the process for preparing and probing the atoms takes at least a few hundred milliseconds, and usually in the seconds range. The…
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Comment #25830232
Just judging by the torque specs and comparing to a nema23 stepper, seems like it needs an order of magnitude more torque to compare. Note that in the comparison chart they compare…
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Comment #24583059
Well it depends on what your bar is for a monopoly. E.g. I can only use Comcast where I live. Comcast is not technically a monopoly - I could move somewhere else where other provid…
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Comment #23753936
You seem to be very convinced of this. At my institution, research activities has resumed for the past month (albeit with restrictions on occupancy).
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Comment #23200719
Definitely not a cubic function though, you can't get a polynomial to hit 0 that nicely. Any polynomial's leading order term will dominate as x increases. Unless they're using a su…
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Comment #23036306
I'm a physics grad student finishing up a PhD, would you have some time/be willing to chat about industry jobs? Email is in bio.
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Comment #22593803
Practical from a cultural standpoint or in terms of quantity? IIRC, people are required to wear masks when entering businesses in China now.
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Comment #22586570
Those benefits only apply to people who work at companies that have less than 500 employees. Unfortunately, that leaves most people in the lurch. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/14…
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Comment #21686797
I've been using this cable: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074W1G389/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_... Haven't used it for 100W charging so I don't know if it stands up to the full rated 5A t…
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Comment #20747801
Interestingly, the 100m record difference is about 10%, which is roughly the same as the gap in the ultramarathon records (and in the record mile time). So the difference is fairly…
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Comment #20430958
I'm pretty sure the way analog degrees are freedom are mapped onto symbols is very important. In principle, if you have infinite SNR over a limited bandwidth, you can have infinite…
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Comment #18860331
Source for this? I personally need 9+ hours as well but am constantly told I sleep for too long.
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Comment #18811870
If you’re talking about the i9-9900, it’s a very high clock frequency part with “only” 8 cores and part of the consumer line (no ecc support). I’d actually think most people who ha…
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Comment #18504713
Nature letter here: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-018-0707-9 Looks like they developed advancements with lightweight high-voltage converters and performance of the thruste…
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Comment #16364807
I used to work on trapped ion experiments, and the limitation of the atom size was always the diffraction limit, which is limited by the NA of the lens (f-stop in camera terms) and…
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Comment #16330256
Your first statement isn't quite true. See, for example, https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=473 In short, it's hard to classically model pretty simple quantum mechanical systems…
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Comment #16148238
Those numbers aren't that bad, actually. A cell phone's peak power draw isn't much more than 5W, so you'd need 10g / efficiency. At 10% efficiency, that's 100g, which is 5 cm^3 for…
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Comment #15873455
Cambridge (MA) is like this, but housing prices are still pretty unreasonable. You definitely need taller buildings.
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Comment #15836212
Indeed, that's accurate (apart from finite temperature and interaction effects). A BEC is in some ways pretty similar to a laser, where all the photons are in the same state, even …
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Comment #14484249
The electric field gets quickly attenuated in saltwater though, especially at high frequency: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_with_submarines
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Comment #14440825
Nice game, but there's nothing intrinsically quantum about anything that happens. Everything is perfectly describable with classical E&M.
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Comment #13324669
Andrea Morello's devices are essentially quantum dots - isolated electrons that behave like they are bound to a single atom. Unfortunately, almost all quantum dots require dilution…
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Comment #12936419
The real evidence of this is from the last experiment under "Sequential Experiments". Essentially, you only select particles with spin-up in the z direction, then you select partic…
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Comment #12896687
I also had a very different experience, was part of various "gifted" programs from 4th grade until I graduated high school. Many of my classmates are doing extremely well (grad sch…
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Comment #12834361
Regarding your first point: from my experience (working on physics experiments that depend on vacuum I doubt UHV experience is relevant here though - at 100 torr you can probably g…