>> Ownership is not a productive act. Labor is productive.
Have you ever tried to plow a field with your bare hands?
Labor plus no capital is the lowest form of productivity. There are many places a hoe/plow/tractor can come from, but someone ends up owning these tools.
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I'm happy to pay taxes to educate children and young adults in basic skills such as writing and mathematics.
I don't want to send my tax dollars to for profit "colleges" to pay for worthless education and mind-candy degrees.
>> If everyone came up with a half crazy/half ingenious idea
The company already owns the machines, let them also pocket the incremental electricity costs and pocket the bitcoins yourself. It's embezzlement for the modern age.
>> Imagine solving a wave equation (acoustic, elastic, or worse) over a 3D grid many kilometers on a side with grid spacing on the order of meters. Imagine you're doing it with a strong high-order finite-difference code. Calculate for tens of thousands of timesteps. Now repeat that entire thing thousands of times for a given full survey.
I don't see that much power savings between LED and CFL for a large increment in cost. Is there something else I'm missing, or is it just about the life of the bulb?
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Well, that would certainly fix the overabundance of lawyers in society.
Or candy. It could be a big sea-piñata, and we could break it open on a reef someplace.
Jim Beam, Philip Morris, and the brothers Smith and Wesson, of course.
>> Ownership is not a productive act. Labor is productive.
Have you ever tried to plow a field with your bare hands?
Labor plus no capital is the lowest form of productivity. There are many places a hoe/plow/tractor can come from, but someone ends up owning these tools.
I'm happy to pay taxes to educate children and young adults in basic skills such as writing and mathematics.
I don't want to send my tax dollars to for profit "colleges" to pay for worthless education and mind-candy degrees.
Ponies?
>> If everyone came up with a half crazy/half ingenious idea
The company already owns the machines, let them also pocket the incremental electricity costs and pocket the bitcoins yourself. It's embezzlement for the modern age.
>> Imagine solving a wave equation (acoustic, elastic, or worse) over a 3D grid many kilometers on a side with grid spacing on the order of meters. Imagine you're doing it with a strong high-order finite-difference code. Calculate for tens of thousands of timesteps. Now repeat that entire thing thousands of times for a given full survey.
I put on my robe and wizard hat.
Clearly they mean "vile" infections.
4. GoPro traveled back in time to save Hitler from temporal assassins.
>> Making merchants deal with 50 different tax codes is
onerous.
It would be a shame if our tax code were to become overly complex and onerous.
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Little known facts about Voyager:
I thought Earth Hour was about reducing time pollution.
Its also a great way to store grain.
Beer is liquid bread, lovely, lovely bread.
I don't see that much power savings between LED and CFL for a large increment in cost. Is there something else I'm missing, or is it just about the life of the bulb?
If you vote for the lesser of two evils, you'll surely get it.
Plus, give it a nice review.
So how do I check how much bandwidth I used last month?
The Russians apparently.
>> hardly seems like it would be a popular concept in modern day
In most of the world today, you can travel in various "classes" of accommodation.
Well the rest of us can smell it just fine; how about toning things down a notch there, Tony Bennett?
>> What would you do if you had to replace ALL of your technology in your house at once?
Go on Craigslist and buy all your old crap back for ten cents on the dollar.
We don't sleep. We're all at our second jobs.
Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?
Hell no, and it's not over now!