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throwwit
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Comment #23253415
‘Suppressing’ might be a loaded term, as is implies cytokine storms are not simply a complication of an unregulated immune system (Vitamin D deficit) to begin with. Cause and effec…
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Comment #22790789
This. I’m surprised 3D printing hasn’t been employed more aggressively to cut down the complexity of production & sourcing. I’d imagine MM3D being used to create electro active pol…
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Comment #21619822
The window problem reminded me of this https://www.popularmechanics.com/flight/a19049/airplane-wind...
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Comment #17589040
I think a dimpled fabrication would be best... with whatever amounts to heat sinks on both sides.
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Comment #17573582
It’d be neat to see a divergent lens made of carbon metamaterial at the aft of the craft. (... or convergent depending on the shape of the craft)
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Comment #17406226
Might be popular with flat-earthers ;-) ... the psychological phenomenon might even be related
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Comment #17352137
Eulerian magnification should show artifacts of the slow down.
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Comment #17168903
My take so far (with limited research) is that Peterson is trying to evoke debate on the issues in a centrist fashion reminiscent of Plato and his cave. The ‘shapes’ of traditional…
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Comment #16913366
Seems more like a ~pantry~ for DNA synthesis than anything functional, especially given its four strands make for difficult reaction kinetics.
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Comment #16706881
It’d be interesting to see an implementation with time-of-flight, the precision of surface mapping could only go up. Even combining an SLR improves resolution [ https://pdfs.semant…
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Comment #16603235
Caste systems will never go away until the asymmetric advantage they endow to a majority is honestly weighed against the hidden costs of society manifesting self-fulfilling prophec…
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Comment #16184574
Read as: open-concept planning gains momentum to save money in cash-strapped overcrowded prison system.
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Comment #16062063
Barrel of monkeys for physics math.
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Comment #16028760
There’s been good progress in foodbank tech despite it being a fork. http://m.wfp.org/news/news-release/blockchain-against-hunger... Good luck Vitalik
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Comment #15988682
Apologies if I’m cargo-culting math... just positing.
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Comment #15988454
Well what I meant was shrinking the n body system to a point then extending that to a field. But it’s beyond me how the math works to invert those same force vectors to an impulse.…
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Comment #15988234
Just the inverse n-vectors applied (regardless of space and field strength or possibly just instantaneous field strength). Always good to be called out tho.
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Comment #15987820
I think bitcoin’s fixed-limit and deterministic transactions makes it a uniquely closed & conserved system (regardless of deflation and lost wallets). The discrepancies in valuatio…
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Comment #15987087
Ha... I guess I can be a bit terse. Just think of the “turbulence” in navier-stokes as valuation fluctuations. Without the realworld dampening effects of regulation, slow tranactio…
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Comment #15986435
All the more reason to do your christmas shopping early. Lol. I take the total crypto market cap more seriously though.
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Comment #15986155
Isn’t Navier-Stokes smoothness just a reframing of the three-body problem? Karl Sundman solved that one in 1909, and n-body was generalized in 1990 by Qiudong Wang. Edit- to answer…
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Comment #15985920
Financial forecasting and risk-elimination in a system like a blockchain would be my guess — and in that respect it’s probably the most important problem out there IMO.
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Comment #15237014
...maybe check if it's "convergence insufficiency".
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Comment #14349019
Kinda funny the 'relevant ads' program was worse in my opinion. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/bell-faces-750m-lawsui...