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Comment #16983979
Yeah, thinking about incidental chemistry occurring due to many collisions at or near the speed of sound while packed into a fluid solution or compressed gas, definitely puts thing…
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Comment #16981754
Well, first, you have to believe that the EEG's predictor model is accurate and trustworthy. You have to trust those prescribing it, which, if you don't trust the advice of a docto…
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Comment #16956330
Geeze, I though you needed a clean room to do this kind of work. I guess, being a hobby, with less concern for effort, loss of product, or cost versus profit, one might summon the …
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Comment #16916565
Fun fact: according to unsubstantiated UNIX lore, " rm " is NOT short-hand for " remove " but rather, it stands for the initials of the developer that wrote the original implementa…
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Comment #16912891
In this cycle, we see a war of complex resources (produced by logistical wealth) emerge. Those with the most of everything, to produce the greatest fighting flexibility, eventually…
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Comment #16907125
Why, do you particularly enjoy deer brain, spinal cord, eyes, spleen, tonsils and lymph nodes?
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Comment #16868306
I just use bullet points (unordered list) at the top, for popular buzzwords, to serve as an ad-hoc table of contents. - Artificial Intelligence - Machine Learning - Neural Networks…
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Comment #16865205
Only if you consider being kept alive on life support a sufficient implementation to back the main interface of "alive.h"?
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Comment #16859245
I mean, this is still a good thing, since it charts a map of decidedly grey areas, where information may always be ambiguous, and useful information needs to be sussed out carefull…
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Comment #16858305
So, this might be a long shot, but I might hazard a guess that in hot, humid weather, with stagnant air, the dynamics of where exhaled exhaust goes, changes. In the cold, dry air o…
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Comment #16849787
...and it's not even over yet.
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Comment #16835927
To frame an assessment of an individual like that, risks throwing the baby out with the bath water. It leaves no room for externalities and circumstance, and assumes the individual…
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Comment #16835723
“More often than not, she relies on charts, graphs and quantitative analysis as a foundation for a decision, particularly when it comes to evaluating people … At a recent personnel…
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Comment #16827284
I think tempest hardening is probably just entry level protection for man-portable devices and vehicles. This sort of program probably crosses over into PERFECT CITIZEN territory. …
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Comment #16808833
Blind spots are bad news for situational awareness though. The corollary is 30 ton tractor trailer changing lanes on the highway, and concluding that there's no traffic because it …
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Comment #16806952
...with just 500 likes the social network can insinuate more of your personality than your lover. ...and get absolutely everything wrong with such assumptions in the process, inclu…
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Comment #16806853
( @o@)
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Comment #16787381
I'd get kicked out of the apathy party, if I expressed any opinion about this. (not that I care)
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Comment #16787322
There's no legal framework, to distinguish devices that matter from devices that don't. There's no clear demarcation between devising a convenient contraption, versus implementing …
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Comment #16786599
The Ivory Tower has a way of phrasing concepts such that they are framed by finality and totality. The mentalility comes with having made it through the admissions process, and pas…
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Comment #16785064
The electrofishing for whales question? I think it's just a loaded topic. It's hard to avoid prefacing a question like that as a matter of scientific interest, without including a …
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Comment #16784683
Stand Blade Runner next to nearly any action, super hero, or " science fiction " movie made after 1999, and Blade Runner wins or ties, every time. For several reasons. But it's not…
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Comment #16783055
And 2010, the sequel, is pretty unwatchable. It is a bad movie. The worst part about the movie is Roy Scheider's fatherly internal monologue narration, which tediously explains-lik…