Well, as a texan, GM != Oil Company
Most of our complaints about Tesla is they don't make a truck, Those pansy as electric sedan's are fine for the little woman.
Processing Seismic Data takes a ton of power, There are techniques that are well known that we still can't use due to the lack of computer power. The last big advance was RTM(Reverse Time Migration). This was first done on 2D Data in the 80's, But didn't become reasonable to do on 3D's until about 2008-'09. This improvement in imaging is one of the drivers is subsalt exploration.
The next big step is FWI (Full Waveform Inversion) We still don't have enough power to run this mainstream yet, The main idea is the stuff we mute out as noise is actually just data that we can migrate back to the original location.
The other Item more power helps us with Is running Migrations at higher frequencies. right now we record at 250Hz(125 nyquest) but only process at 60Hz, This is mainly due to the price of computer time. doubling to 120Hz requires 4 times more computer time. But allows us to double our image resolution from to 50 meters to 25 meters. Considering some of our target reservoirs are as narrow as 20 feet, This type of thing is important.
Chemical Thrusters don't have high specific impulses, They have high thrust. If you want a specific impulse engine you'd use an ion thruster or a even a nerva.
The issue with any type of engine is first you have to arrest the asteroid's spin.
You mean the private business that safeguarded it for all that time?
You know banks arent charities, right? That they arent safeguarding your money and providing interest for the general good?
They should be making interest on it.
Seems perfectly fair if I agree to hold people's money and take liability for it for many years, and you disappear with no will or anything else, that I should keep the money (assuming no heirs or next of kin) rather than the government-- after all, the government already gets a big piece of the pie, but THIS piece they didnt earn.
The government gets all abandoned property when someone dies. In this case they just don't have the burden of selling it for the funds.
I mean if you have a person with no family and no will, where do expect his house and car to go to when he dies? The first squatter?
<p>You mean the private business that safeguarded it for all that time?</p><p>You know banks arent charities, right? That they arent safeguarding your money and providing interest for the general good?</p></quote>
They should be making interest on it.
<quote>Seems perfectly fair if I agree to hold people's money and take liability for it for many years, and you disappear with no will or anything else, that I should keep the money (assuming no heirs or next of kin) rather than the government-- after all, the government already gets a big piece of the pie, but THIS piece they didnt earn.</quote>
The government gets all abandoned property when someone dies. In this case they just don't have the burden of selling it for the funds.
I mean if you have a person with no family and no will, where do expect his house and car to go to when he dies? The first squatter?
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Easement laws in the US are a form of eminent domain.
But without the drug war what excuse would you use to lock up all those undesirables?
I thought EPFCG's were rather simple devices?
Well, as a texan, GM != Oil Company Most of our complaints about Tesla is they don't make a truck, Those pansy as electric sedan's are fine for the little woman.
A panic stop on the freeway can be pretty deadly
58 m/s is for the calculated impulse delta-v. With a lower thrust maneuver, your total delta-v is higher. This is the problem with ion drives.
But that seems less susceptible to jamming.
The mainframe today is just a bunch of PC Servers that happen to have infiniband.
Are there companies offering grav/mag drones? I've had surveys delayed months due to the pilot being unavailable.
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It's not a NHL team though.
Processing Seismic Data takes a ton of power, There are techniques that are well known that we still can't use due to the lack of computer power. The last big advance was RTM(Reverse Time Migration). This was first done on 2D Data in the 80's, But didn't become reasonable to do on 3D's until about 2008-'09. This improvement in imaging is one of the drivers is subsalt exploration. The next big step is FWI (Full Waveform Inversion) We still don't have enough power to run this mainstream yet, The main idea is the stuff we mute out as noise is actually just data that we can migrate back to the original location. The other Item more power helps us with Is running Migrations at higher frequencies. right now we record at 250Hz(125 nyquest) but only process at 60Hz, This is mainly due to the price of computer time. doubling to 120Hz requires 4 times more computer time. But allows us to double our image resolution from to 50 meters to 25 meters. Considering some of our target reservoirs are as narrow as 20 feet, This type of thing is important.
mmm.... Embarrassingly Parallel...
Chemical Thrusters don't have high specific impulses, They have high thrust. If you want a specific impulse engine you'd use an ion thruster or a even a nerva.
The issue with any type of engine is first you have to arrest the asteroid's spin.
Well with motor death(click of death) you can usually send it off to a clean room to recover pretty cheaply.
Lol, even at 1cm/s you could "literally anywhere in the reachable universe in a typical lifetime"
That's what these are for http://i.imgur.com/L68TB.jpg
No, He Transcribed the conversation live, not from a recording.
You mean the private business that safeguarded it for all that time?
You know banks arent charities, right? That they arent safeguarding your money and providing interest for the general good?
They should be making interest on it.
Seems perfectly fair if I agree to hold people's money and take liability for it for many years, and you disappear with no will or anything else, that I should keep the money (assuming no heirs or next of kin) rather than the government-- after all, the government already gets a big piece of the pie, but THIS piece they didnt earn.
The government gets all abandoned property when someone dies. In this case they just don't have the burden of selling it for the funds. I mean if you have a person with no family and no will, where do expect his house and car to go to when he dies? The first squatter?
<p>You mean the private business that safeguarded it for all that time?</p><p>You know banks arent charities, right? That they arent safeguarding your money and providing interest for the general good?</p></quote>
They should be making interest on it.
<quote>Seems perfectly fair if I agree to hold people's money and take liability for it for many years, and you disappear with no will or anything else, that I should keep the money (assuming no heirs or next of kin) rather than the government-- after all, the government already gets a big piece of the pie, but THIS piece they didnt earn.</quote>
The government gets all abandoned property when someone dies. In this case they just don't have the burden of selling it for the funds.
I mean if you have a person with no family and no will, where do expect his house and car to go to when he dies? The first squatter?
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Well Most cheat packages in CS also let you see through walls, which when combined with aimbot made for some real... well....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZmuUGY-sZ0
I want a johnny cab too
Hell most of houston wasn't planned until post WW2