For most metals the larger the grain size the softer the part is- that's why people anneal metals to soften them. If the parts are as about as tough as cast they will have plenty of applications.
They tell you exactly the volume of one of their manufacturing systems, 500 CI per hour. Obviously they are talking about small parts and not diesel tractor transmission cases.
Right. Because promises of a cost advantages of a couple factors over existing products in a rapidly advancing field are so sexy and an easy way to defraud investors. This isn't zero point energy for fuckssake.
Right. Go look at their website and tell me this is a fake company. I don't see anywhere where they are soliciting investors. BTW Massachusetts is not a state I would want to be and get charged with fraud....
I realize this was on a stupid tech zine but even a blind squirrel gets a nut once in a while.
A large proportion of flowers are created fairly easily by cloning through cuttings or tissue culture, so I think the sterility concern is not disingenuous.
Really, gene editing has zero useful social functions like curing congenital heart defects, or adding aids resistance or any of the thousand of benefits? You are a moron.
It's not meant to be funny. That was a trick you would do at camp while someone was sleeping, give them a facefart injection. It's very similar to the online experience.
As far as I am concerned Intel has neglected their entire line of processors. Just imagine what processors we would have right now without AMD as a competitor.
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My point was that this would fill a similar niche for small medium volume parts with a similar cost model. Of course it's a different method.
Don't bother talking sense to the negative do-nothing nancies on /. Not worth your time.
... or blacksmith hammer
For most metals the larger the grain size the softer the part is- that's why people anneal metals to soften them. If the parts are as about as tough as cast they will have plenty of applications.
There are production parts manufactured on 3d lathes, you can see it on youtube if you like. How is this different?
They tell you exactly the volume of one of their manufacturing systems, 500 CI per hour. Obviously they are talking about small parts and not diesel tractor transmission cases.
Right. Because promises of a cost advantages of a couple factors over existing products in a rapidly advancing field are so sexy and an easy way to defraud investors. This isn't zero point energy for fuckssake.
Right. Go look at their website and tell me this is a fake company. I don't see anywhere where they are soliciting investors. BTW Massachusetts is not a state I would want to be and get charged with fraud....
I realize this was on a stupid tech zine but even a blind squirrel gets a nut once in a while.
What's the issue? They give actual figures which would land them in hot water if they are false.
A large proportion of flowers are created fairly easily by cloning through cuttings or tissue culture, so I think the sterility concern is not disingenuous.
this one looks like a legit piccy....
http://www.npr.org/sections/th...
Isn't that some kind of dll that prints nonsense to the terminal?
I don't think really your use of 'smarter' in place of 'well trained' is really appropriate. Some people get Cs just because they are dumb.....
So if you get a PhD it erases all your previous debt? Or maybe you are Piling it High and Deep!
That's just a retelling of the Hammerstein-Equord quote
http://quoteinvestigator.com/2...
Debt Slaves are easy to manipulate
Really, gene editing has zero useful social functions like curing congenital heart defects, or adding aids resistance or any of the thousand of benefits? You are a moron.
You could say the same thing about the invention of the automobile but somehow we survive (at least most of us)
It's easy to freeze semen and eggs and let them sit for a few years. Not very fun though....
It's not meant to be funny. That was a trick you would do at camp while someone was sleeping, give them a facefart injection. It's very similar to the online experience.
Your memory is short, Athlon 64 was released in 2004 and really put Intel's feet to the flame for several years.
As far as I am concerned Intel has neglected their entire line of processors. Just imagine what processors we would have right now without AMD as a competitor.
They also claimed that 85% of all people over 15 in USA use facefart at least one time per month
accumulation of wealth by a small minority is deflationary and this is why our economy is moribund
Automating the screwing of vendors, employees and customers simultaneously has it's rewards.