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Comment #38021627
Radio telescopes often are much larger than JWST and/or are interferometric arrays, which in either case remain impractical to deploy to orbit.
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Comment #35458777
State and Main run parallel to each other (in SLC at least). The zero point for north/south in SLC is S Temple, not State.
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Comment #23668667
When I developed a clenching habit, I resolved it by training myself to put my tongue in the correct position in my mouth. It is pretty simple: with your lips closed but your teeth…
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Comment #22848916
Gödel, Escher, Bach - the book by Hofstadter.
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Comment #22745762
The thought of humanity destroying the environment to get the oil and then, in a fit of panic and at great expense, pumping it back into the ground, caused me to erupt in laughter.…
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Comment #22225595
Thanks for the straw man. American WW2 mobilization didn't kill ten million people - that's not an intrinsic attribute of a country focusing on something. Think also new deal / pub…
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Comment #21716998
This is just an advertisement for the company. It doesn't really say anything substantive. "Google bad, we better!"
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Comment #20869143
That's true but they can take (nearly) straight paths to their destination without stopping and idling, and are smaller and lighter.
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Comment #20780679
This is true of most (perhaps all) big tech (perhaps all) companies.
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Comment #19132090
They're both offshoots of Smith's movement.
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Comment #18875745
That's not true. You can do conditional premoves on the analysis board.
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Comment #18658871
Parent meant that Sony marketed the PS2 with undelivered promises.
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Comment #17844546
I liked it. It made me happy and sad.
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Comment #16328316
Dumb joke notwithstanding, the fourth farmer remains in the field? How's that 'fooling the baboons'? Or is the whole comment supposed to be nonsense?
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Comment #15880523
I'm not the target market and I don't have any idea how to use your tool. The UI reminds me of old grayscale Mac OS. Salespeople are (usually, I'm stereotyping) 'dressed to impress…
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Comment #15748818
Are you against this? Flexible working hours that can bend to accommodate very malleable human lives seems better than rigid adherence to traditional schedules for the sake of it.
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Comment #15738478
One of my favorite papers is a pretty short but famous one: Is Justified True Belief Knowledge? http://www-bcf.usc.edu/~kleinsch/Gettier.pdf
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Comment #15706571
Different universities work differently in the US. Some have categories of majors, like UW [0], where some are free to declare but others have requirements/prerequisites. [0]: http…
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Comment #15692795
It'd sell just like butter coffee sells.
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Comment #15371516
Why bother simulating human thought? It's not the only road to Rome.
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Comment #15307637
It's divisible to the 'satoshi'[0], but could be changed in the future. [0]: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/114/what-is-a-sa...
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Comment #15169849
>This makes it slightly more expensive than you think. 365.25 / 30 * $10 == $121.75 vs. $120.00 if it was per month. Slightly indeed.
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Comment #13438754
I'm not sure where the parent is drawing that claim from but I imagine they could continue to exist with government subsidies.
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Comment #10102169
24/7/365 is dead. Long live 24/7/52!