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kamagmar

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    Comment #4200105

    > the first fundamental particle observed since the quarks in the 1980's A minor correction -- the tau neutrino wasn't discovered until 2000.

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    Comment #3603457

    He didn't intentionally upload code to Germany. He uploaded to xp-dev.com, and the server happened to be in Germany.

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    Comment #3412037

    According to this: http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/big-shift-for-gas-guz... we exported $37.1B worth of vacuum tubes last year. I could be wrong but that amount seems wildly…

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    Comment #3348783

    Just to be clear: what they've ruled out is the Standard Model version of the Higgs boson. There are actually many possible kinds of Higgs bosons, the SM version being the simplest…

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    Comment #3187780

    Reminds me of this article on how hard it is to convince companies to use static analysis: http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2010/2/69354-a-few-billion-lin...

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    Comment #3061578

    Mangosteens may be legally imported to the US from SE Asia if irradiated. They may also be imported from Puerto Rico. The Chicago fois gras ban ended in 2008.

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    Comment #2829684

    > it's possible there are actually meth-heads who are also into identity theft Not just possible, it's actually quite common, and has been for awhile. For example, see this article…

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    Comment #2804281

    I believe the main RS discovery channel is looking for a p pbar -> graviton -> e+ e- resonance, where p is a parton (i.e., quark or gluon).

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    Comment #2803760

    Standard gravitons are already constrained to be almost massless, so i'm guessing the article is referring to Randall-Sundrum type massive gravitons in 5D.

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    Comment #2792515

    > FYI there is no such thing as a "kind of" or "selective" default. Yes there is. If this plan goes through, S&P will downgrade Greece's credit rating from CCC to SD ("selective de…

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    Comment #2783253

    I thought enterprise value was market cap plus debt?

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    Comment #2735286

    The title goes a bit too far. The new experiment doesn't rule out the Holographic Principle, it rules out Craig Hogan's model, which was inspired by the Principle.

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    Comment #2734637

    > Business owners who take a loss are defined by the government as living in poverty. The poverty line sets a minimum level of consumption. These people are consuming above that th…

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    Comment #2732712

    I took a look at the data you cite in your blog post. You seem to imply people earning This cohort doesn't appear to be very poor at all, in fact -- they report negative self-emplo…

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    > UTC (which is an arbitrary human invention) Hmm, i wouldn't call it totally arbitrary. UTC = TAI + LS, such that |UTC - UT1| * LS are leap seconds, * TAI is "physicist" time, bas…

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    Comment #2694683

    We should get rid of the penny and the nickel, and then issue 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 cent coins.