Electromagnetism as described by Maxwell's equations and special (not general) relativity are equivalent, you can derive one from the other.
Maxwell's equations forbid monopoles, one of the interconnected equations says magnetic fields have no sources or sinks. So classically we expect NOT to find them.
These "quasi-monopoles" found in condensed matter physics are not the same nor are they related to true particle monopoles.the quasi-monopoles really are a type of dipole.
The true monopoles are predicted by various Grand Unified theories, but most predict them as being far too massive to be produced naturally, and far too rare to detect often (maybe as rare as one per volume of the observable universe)
it's a bigger problem than driving mom and pop shops out of business. Those corporations have our government and most others in their pocket, they are our "overlords". They are the reason the USA and UK (to name a couple places of interest to most of the slashdot audience) are turning into police states.
but Randall's Time comic was a lame waste of time, not much depth there.
Also amusing yet sad Munroe, who has studied physics, would believe the lame nonsense that we've stripped all easily retrievable hydrocarbon fuel so could not reboot with an industrial revolution again. Besides the fact we have coal supply sufficient for millennia, there are at least two other ways civilization can be powered up again. Materials and energy, the two things that drive technology forward, we won't lose either one even if civilization falls.
Of course mothers cleaned animals prior to cooking them when our civilization was more agrarian. My mother (while growing up on farm helping at home) and grandmother and great-grandmother did those things. your grandmother or great-grandmother more than likely did the same thing.
the truth is the luxury of modern life has separated you from the normal human experience of the last million years. we've been killing, cleaning and cooking animals at least that long. It's normal for our species.
the problem with your POV is that neither java server ee libraries nor 99.9999999999% of code out there use that idea, they use the heap. but I'm glad to hear Java applications are speed demons in the world between your ear and in ivory tower bullshit land.
look it up, women on average can see more shades of color then men. also, it is believed some are tetrachromatic, that they have cones for four rather than the more usual three colors
Java benchmarks always avoid the thing that makes java slower, mandatory use of heap and all the indirection for reference-semantics for user types. In other words, as soon as you start using many objects, java's performance goes into the crapper, especially using the standard EE libraries of the major vendors,
well, some of us old farts use the reading portion of our/distance bifocals, which we change to monitor glasses when we get to work. so at work the phone is blurry. soon we'll get to heads up display in light weight glasses that actually zoom and focus, but that don't look like dork-ware (google glass,etc).
the rods and cones of the eye are on a surface, we only need concern ourselves with paths that terminate on that surface, they can originate from a surface
Linux has won in the smartphone space, over half of devices globally run it. As for your worry and concern about money such as royalties, if money is your game points for success at life then you are a loser and your heroes are losers. As a general truth, those with the most of it finance wars, famine, genocide and cause 80% of human misery
that's overengineering. you only need to provide a a position-dependent view for each eyeball in the room. so number of viewers x 2 x 2D pixel resolution.
I have rather poor vision, having to use different lens for reading, computer, distance...and I can still see the difference between 1080i and 4K monitors, a person with 20/20 should be able to benefit from even higher resolution (and I suspect even higher contrast ratios).
We know from testing a significant part of the female population would notice higher bit color space too.
silly to risk doing anything to battery on phone when most of have multiple computers at home including a workstation with multiple cores. project wants to borrow my kid's plastic beach sand shovel when I have a bulldozer or three around the house.
can it run an operating sytem? you know, like BSD or a Linux distro? I don't need a program loader that doesn't really manage the resources from Redmond
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the drug in the article has been proven to do exactly nothing.
no trials yet.
put it back in your pants.
Electromagnetism as described by Maxwell's equations and special (not general) relativity are equivalent, you can derive one from the other.
Maxwell's equations forbid monopoles, one of the interconnected equations says magnetic fields have no sources or sinks. So classically we expect NOT to find them.
These "quasi-monopoles" found in condensed matter physics are not the same nor are they related to true particle monopoles.the quasi-monopoles really are a type of dipole.
The true monopoles are predicted by various Grand Unified theories, but most predict them as being far too massive to be produced naturally, and far too rare to detect often (maybe as rare as one per volume of the observable universe)
it's a bigger problem than driving mom and pop shops out of business. Those corporations have our government and most others in their pocket, they are our "overlords". They are the reason the USA and UK (to name a couple places of interest to most of the slashdot audience) are turning into police states.
no, you could not use many cores with current software. you could maybe use two effectively part of the time.
the word "sociopath" has a clinical definition, look it up.
but Randall's Time comic was a lame waste of time, not much depth there.
Also amusing yet sad Munroe, who has studied physics, would believe the lame nonsense that we've stripped all easily retrievable hydrocarbon fuel so could not reboot with an industrial revolution again. Besides the fact we have coal supply sufficient for millennia, there are at least two other ways civilization can be powered up again. Materials and energy, the two things that drive technology forward, we won't lose either one even if civilization falls.
you are a moron of the highest order.
Of course mothers cleaned animals prior to cooking them when our civilization was more agrarian. My mother (while growing up on farm helping at home) and grandmother and great-grandmother did those things. your grandmother or great-grandmother more than likely did the same thing.
the truth is the luxury of modern life has separated you from the normal human experience of the last million years. we've been killing, cleaning and cooking animals at least that long. It's normal for our species.
the problem with your POV is that neither java server ee libraries nor 99.9999999999% of code out there use that idea, they use the heap. but I'm glad to hear Java applications are speed demons in the world between your ear and in ivory tower bullshit land.
I want my phone to take calls and sms messages, and to wake me up with alarm. How many cores do I need for that? a fucking phone doesn't need 8 cores
look it up, women on average can see more shades of color then men. also, it is believed some are tetrachromatic, that they have cones for four rather than the more usual three colors
Java benchmarks always avoid the thing that makes java slower, mandatory use of heap and all the indirection for reference-semantics for user types. In other words, as soon as you start using many objects, java's performance goes into the crapper, especially using the standard EE libraries of the major vendors,
yes, money is useful for thing. But lust for impractically large piles of the stuff by sociopaths causes problems
mainframe worked (and still work) very well, it is a wonderful architecture for a large businesses internal data.
the cloud is not reliable, has unverifiable security, and may even leave one without legal venue and is a terrible place to store internal data
eh, the major news sites have been all over it. if you mean geek news such as slashdot, this ain't journalism pal
well, some of us old farts use the reading portion of our /distance bifocals, which we change to monitor glasses when we get to work. so at work the phone is blurry. soon we'll get to heads up display in light weight glasses that actually zoom and focus, but that don't look like dork-ware (google glass,etc).
that gives we Ents a headache, please slow it down
no, it is not. the article only addresses phone and laptop distance and resolutions and discusses the debate there.
maybe you remind us why AC should be under the threshold of normal viewers
yes I mistyped
as aside my "p" monitor can go into "i" mode though
the rods and cones of the eye are on a surface, we only need concern ourselves with paths that terminate on that surface, they can originate from a surface
Linux has won in the smartphone space, over half of devices globally run it. As for your worry and concern about money such as royalties, if money is your game points for success at life then you are a loser and your heroes are losers. As a general truth, those with the most of it finance wars, famine, genocide and cause 80% of human misery
that's overengineering. you only need to provide a a position-dependent view for each eyeball in the room. so number of viewers x 2 x 2D pixel resolution.
I have rather poor vision, having to use different lens for reading, computer, distance...and I can still see the difference between 1080i and 4K monitors, a person with 20/20 should be able to benefit from even higher resolution (and I suspect even higher contrast ratios).
We know from testing a significant part of the female population would notice higher bit color space too.
silly to risk doing anything to battery on phone when most of have multiple computers at home including a workstation with multiple cores. project wants to borrow my kid's plastic beach sand shovel when I have a bulldozer or three around the house.
can it run an operating sytem? you know, like BSD or a Linux distro? I don't need a program loader that doesn't really manage the resources from Redmond
no, things such as "control panel" also changed