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nick3443

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    Comment #44632766

    Bit-tech.net was a good one

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    Comment #44556625

    Make the text fields non-editable or drop them entirely? The writing and clickable demos provide a very good lesson without using any text input.

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    Comment #44268518

    Solar roadways might get the last laugh!

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    Comment #44257897

    If the inverter is smart enough, nothing else would be necessary

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    Comment #44252287

    Is it because the black hole is a macro distortion of spacetime and not a local quantum property?

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    Comment #44070168

    This brought tears to my eyes: But you —at your most frazzled, sleep-deprived, raccoon-eyed best—you can try . You can squint at the layers of abstraction and see through them. Pee…

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    Comment #44061882

    The emergency copper quench conductors the thickness of my arm were pretty cool to see. You got to realize they've built a giant circular vacuum tube surrounded by superconducting …

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    Comment #44009675

    Looks like around 1000mm full frame equivalent. You could do it with a kit lens and teleconverter or get a cheap catadiotropic lens.

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    Comment #43967242

    Would be interesting if a non-diabetic person does the same trial, as a "control". Note: This is pure speculation, and I'm not claiming to know anything more than passing knowledge…

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    Comment #43967210

    We should be taking a measured approach to shooting them (by that I mean we should be shooting them). So that they know to leave people alone.

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    Comment #43953779

    This guy Sundars.

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    Comment #43883870

    I've had automatic inertial valve adjustment in my mountain bike for 10+ years as well.

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    Comment #43700934

    Intensive grazing (with rotation) is also better for the soil and plants.

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    Comment #43456153

    At a gym I used to climb, there was also a Grigri "failure" where a lighter belayer was pulled up the the first clip, which then unlocked the Grigri until the climber hit the groun…

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    Comment #43430854

    Ground source heat pump might help close the gap

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    Comment #43430801

    Does a superconducting semiconductor even make sense philosophically?

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    Comment #43385101

    Hens are pretty quiet, except the first half of the daytime.

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    Comment #43385040

    That sounds a lot like the atmosphere around AI right now

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    Comment #43384991

    >>who lack recurring cash flow to buy more of what they already own You don't know anyone retired, unemployed, or employed but spending all that they currently earn due to having k…

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    Comment #43384980

    Money you almost made hurts equally as much as money you had and then lost. (That's Munger. In my opinion big money you almost made hurts more than big money lost.)

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    Comment #43384862

    The entanglement theory would imply that if you build a detector that turns the gravity interaction into a finite piece of data observable by an (amplified) system, then gravity wi…

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    Comment #43384732

    Your 6-sided dice example sort of brings some focus to his argument of 'its not a real wave it's a math wave ". The result of a 6-sided dice roll exists more in our minds as "math …

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    Comment #43373449

    Try having your finger slip and smudge a buffalo drawing. You have to find a whole new cave to draw in!