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  1. Re:Just to clarify on Hadron Collider Relaunch Delayed · · Score: 1

    So it can be re-posted here next year, ad the year after that, and...

    Judging from the past reliability (or lack of) that actually might happen...

  2. Just to clarify on Hadron Collider Relaunch Delayed · · Score: 4, Informative
    This seems to be a case of a poor article summary, rather than an actual year old story somehow making it onto /.

    TFA actually mentions no years, just "this year" and "last year".

  3. Re:Infrared == looks far away on The Herschel Telescope Close To Blast Off · · Score: 1
    Hold the phone. You're saying that the eventual destruction of the galaxy hasn't been confirmed?

    Get the scientists on this right away, I have plans for New Years Eve and want to know if I should cancel them.

  4. Re:Bull. Did Newton have to die for Einstein? on Darwinism Must Die So Evolution Can Live · · Score: 1
    Actually in some circumstances we do refer to "Newtonian Physics". Nit-picking sure, but the big names do stick.

    The whole argument over names is a little pointless in my opinion, but I've never put that much stock in names. Surely content and burden of proof are more relevant, but that's me as a scientist talking.

    The evolution vs. creation debate will never be settled anyway. Every time theories of evolution are refined, developed or added to in order to make them "better", creationists can come back with arguments along the lines of "its so complicated it can only be the work of a higher being" etc.

    The Simpsons had it right when the judge put a restraining order on science, banning it from coming with 200 yards of religion.

  5. Special sort of girl on Hackable Microcontroller-Powered Valentine's Card · · Score: 1

    If anyone has a girlfriend/wife that understands what megahertz are, and would actually be impressed with a card that's measured in megahertz, for the love of God hold on to her...you've found yourself a keeper.

  6. Computers model behaviour too on Study Compares Brain Activity In Games Against Humans and AI · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Modelling your opponents behaviour is something game AI programmers have done for some time. I studied AI for Games at University, and artificial players designed to be truely competitive (rather than for commercial games where they have to merely be challenging) usually attempt to model their opponents behaviour. In turn-based games many AI players choose moves through forecasting the future based on what they guess their oppponent will do. So in relation to the article I guess that means humans modelling AI modelling humans, and so on...