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How will this improve the global average of air quality? If you are removing the CO2 from the air then reintroducing it back into the same environment (assuming it is not repurpose…

Except that will only work for gasoline cars and wont happen for the next 10-15 years. It seems like this guys bet (per the other thread) is that commercial gasoline for cars is th…

That sounds like a particularly interesting answer, but I wonder what the power and factory requirements would be to have something like this at a FOB or base? Surely most operatin…

In the lab I work in we have internal tools for doing something like this for precision agriculture, but I have never heard of an open source solution. UAVs generally don't record …

Compared to Volve this is still far better. I'm just worried it'll be all seismics, RMS projects, and .segy files. We're working on a solution for ingestion of well reports/logs wi…

Interesting that this follows the Equinor release last June. We've been working on analyzing the Volve Reservoir data, but the data ingestion is getting very difficult because of t…

I'm really struggling with how to structure this kind of video from a college student's (although with only one semester left) perspective. I've worked at a lot of different compan…

What I would wonder is how long of a staying power does this kind of relief have? If I build a missile factory in Baghdad, Mississippi that runs for 20 years then is closed won't t…

And even if you do want to call it "bureaucratically neutered" travesties like the Challenger disaster explain why the bureaucracy is necessary.

I think there are a lot of good points being made, but you guys may be caught up in the math and are forgetting something fairly simple. Sex is free, fun, and easy. The less educat…

And it doesn't even work! I took the toll a few months ago because I needed to head North for a meeting, but the thing was moving slower than actual traffic from all the people mer…

Has there ever been a study of the gamification of city building? Or rather the results thereof? E.g. give a simulator the current population and layout of NYC with the current inf…

The issue with the AoE is the lack of practice problems and references when questions arise. For instance it's MOS and BJT parts glaze over how multi-stage amplifiers chain togethe…

But how much does that generation cost?

Nordic?

What's really fascinating is hearing about people that work there now that used to work with them in the early stages. I talked to a dude who was in charge of a database tool calle…

I was implying that it would make an interesting academic paper.

One of the most truly fascinating things I learned from my father was how early 1980s word processors were designed for the magazine he worked for. The different ways to handle fon…

Doing some basic image processing and tracking customers flow through the store would be fascinating. You could categorize what people are shopping for, how long, and what buying o…

Does the fact that there is aluminum inside of the ceramic mean that it has a higher conductance? I couldn't find a reference online (there seems to be a few papers over the conduc…

Do you ever take on interns?

You're definitely right, but 200 excess calories a day is 74,000 a year which can translate to 21 lbs a year in weight gain. It doesn't take much to get fat over a few years with a…

I'm going to bet Facebook is bigger and everyone uses it and CA is based in the UK and not in the US. Who the hell even knew Cambridge Analytica before any of this? It's fun to hat…

Anything that is tracking an object moving on the road should be looking at the velocity of the scanned object as well as keeping track of some sort of difference from normal. I wo…

No problem! I'm sure Dr. Cummings would be more than happy to talk about issues facing validation and verification in the context of NHTSA/FAA.