Two 8:9 screens would be fine, but with Word two pages view at 1080p is not quite enough pixels. Just lacking that extra bit of resolution to make it annoying.
The Western world has still enough clout to hurt China economically. Although, it'll hurt us almost as much. So yes, a diplomatic solution is most likely if they were to overstep.
At any rate, the Chinese are not opposed to cooperation, they have a good working relationship with ESA.
It's a law to protect minors. The idea is that having gone through school and reached maturity, hate groups will have a harder time recruiting them to their cause.
This was an answer to the envelope example, and my intent was mostly to not have this stand unrefuted at a certain filter level.
I am well aware that non-local hidden variables are not ruled out, nor do I find this idea particularly unattractive. But if they were in play QM would still be plenty strange.
... they could just learn Arabic and move to Saudi Arabia. I am happy to pitch in a modest amount for the ticket price, if this helps to get rid of them.
After my physics degree I thought it would be a good idea to learn something about business so I got an MBA.
While at business school I couldn't believe the crap they teach there. Especially the believe in the efficient market hypothesis is a joke.
But it wasn't all a waste of money. Having to get everything done as part of a diverse team, while being swamped with work, did prepare me well for consulting, and according to my wife markedly improved my social skills:-)
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The quantum computing fear is really nothing new.
It makes the current encryption scheme more valuable but there are post-quantum schemes as well as quantum cryptography as alternatives.
That's indeed a very good point. Nye just seems to be too nice for that kind of task.
Guess somebody has to do this kind of yeoman's work.
Since the students are "customers" I find the high success rate in US colleges rather suspect.
In my experience European professors are far more inclined to fail students.
This is not much to go on but slide 13 has a bit on the vortex development:
http://fire.pppl.gov/FPA12_Richardson_GF.pdf
This thesis though should hit the sweet spot:
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~jgregson/images/JamesGregsonMAScThesis.pdf
A hoax Jeff Bezos invested in. I'll take it you didn't bother to read any of the links.
Try Amazon, after all Jeff Bezos already invested.
Could you explain the profit part to me? That'll be most interesting.
They hold a couple of patents and published three papers (the rest in the list is references on their approach to fusion).
Thanks. Every bit helps :-)
Two 8:9 screens would be fine, but with Word two pages view at 1080p is not quite enough pixels. Just lacking that extra bit of resolution to make it annoying.
Yes, but while the techie whines and sweats it, the musicians put in all the work for the love of it :-)
Only a real orchestra offers massive parallel musicality, and they scale pretty well under a competent conductor.
it was first written about on ancient Chinese turtle shells
Probably even true :-)
How juvenile.
The Western world has still enough clout to hurt China economically. Although, it'll hurt us almost as much. So yes, a diplomatic solution is most likely if they were to overstep.
At any rate, the Chinese are not opposed to cooperation, they have a good working relationship with ESA.
Having lived in Germany, the US and now Canada I can say with conviction that the postal service here is rock bottom. May as well close it for good.
It's a law to protect minors. The idea is that having gone through school and reached maturity, hate groups will have a harder time recruiting them to their cause.
Since this is only with regards to minors, how does this differ from the US censoring (there it's all about sex).
I strongly suspect that American police would arrest people handing out pornographic material to kids at school?
This was an answer to the envelope example, and my intent was mostly to not have this stand unrefuted at a certain filter level.
I am well aware that non-local hidden variables are not ruled out, nor do I find this idea particularly unattractive. But if they were in play QM would still be plenty strange.
Please moderate this up, it's the correct answer (and yes, I hold a physics degree).
Emergent Neural network simulator. If nothing else it will give you a good baseline of how far you can push the envelope with a single workstation.
Just installed it on my machine and it looks well crafted and quite versatile.
... they could just learn Arabic and move to Saudi Arabia. I am happy to pitch in a modest amount for the ticket price, if this helps to get rid of them.
Darn British having their way with the colonies ...
D-Wave scaled up superconducting foundry output for their quantum chip, see no reason to not leverage this for conventional superconducting chips.
After my physics degree I thought it would be a good idea to learn something about business so I got an MBA.
While at business school I couldn't believe the crap they teach there. Especially the believe in the efficient market hypothesis is a joke.
But it wasn't all a waste of money. Having to get everything done as part of a diverse team, while being swamped with work, did prepare me well for consulting, and according to my wife markedly improved my social skills :-)