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  1. Want to pack yourself? on Faster Algorithm for Sphere Packing Discovered · · Score: 1
  2. Re:And bolster my theory on Two Planets Found Sharing One Orbit · · Score: 1

    Would be visible most of the year, near the Sun's disk. Due to the ellipticity of the orbit and non constant orbiting velocity. Only twice a year, on June the 21st and December 21st it would be well hidden. Soon after it would rise behind the Sun and would be clearly visible at least at most solar eclipses. A near perfect circular orbit would permit the hiding game of two co-orbiting planets.

  3. O*ama trouble on Obama Would Redirect NASA Funding to Education · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Well ... avoid at least one of them! Best wishes from EU.

  4. " may be more common than previously thought" on 'Hundreds of Worlds' in Milky Way · · Score: 1

    Yes, and the Global Warming is more severe than previously thought, we hear every so often.
    In realty it's colder than last year and the Universe have less habitable solar systems than we were told last year.

    - Thomas

  5. Re:Digital Evolution on Working Around Patents with Evolutionary Design · · Score: 1

    Test it one more time. On an array with several unique fields. You'll see how wrong you were.

    It's here:

    http://www.deth.dsl.pipex.com/sus.html - Thomas

  6. Re:Digital Evolution on Working Around Patents with Evolutionary Design · · Score: 1

    The sort source code is open to test and to use - online.
    Welcome, just try it!
    - Thomas

  7. Digital Evolution on Working Around Patents with Evolutionary Design · · Score: 1

    Using this method we found this
    http://critticall.com/ArtificialSort.html
    Makes a lot of people quite angry and nervous, but the real question is - does it work?
    It works fine, thank you!
    - Thomas

  8. Re:Occam's razor on A Mathematical Answer To the Parallel Universe Question · · Score: 1

    So there it stops? Good to know, that this parallelism doesn't go beyond the first aleph! - Thomas

  9. Re:built-in paradox? on A Mathematical Answer To the Parallel Universe Question · · Score: 1

    Good thinking, I agree with you.

  10. Re:Occam's razor on A Mathematical Answer To the Parallel Universe Question · · Score: 1

    > There's an infinite number of universes
    Infinite? Which aleph number of universes do you postulate? Aleph1289? Above every aleph? How high?

  11. Want an algorithm? on The Gradual Public Awareness of the Might of Algorithms · · Score: 1

    Here is one you have probably never heard about. Did you? http://critticall.com/ArtificialSort.html

  12. The numbers must be about the same in EU ... on Architect Claims to Solve Pyramid Secret · · Score: 1

    elsewhere even bigger. I guess.

  13. The real thing ... on The First Evolving Hardware? · · Score: 1

    ... is here: http://critticall.com/underconstruction.html And please, don't bother to comment, before you test it.

  14. 14 +-41 cm sea rise since 1960 on Scientists Offered Cash to Dispute Climate Study · · Score: 1

    Yes, it's in the report. They don't know if the sea was higher 40 years back, or lower. They do know, it will be higher in next 40 years. Sure.

  15. Borrowers of ideas on The Microsoft Singularity · · Score: 1

    This is, what MS always was. The takeover of an idea, a name, a shape ... is their great art, since the beginning. And I am not a blind MS hater at all!

  16. Re:Why not Vostok first? on Probes Could Swim Through Ice on Mars or Europa · · Score: 1

    I know. For how many years, by how many people involved?

  17. Why not Vostok first? on Probes Could Swim Through Ice on Mars or Europa · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Before you bother to go to Europa, do try it at home! On Antarctica's lake Vostok. AFAIK, that ice above this lake is still not penetrated? Will it be easier on Europa, where the pH is around zero?

  18. Re:'gain a relative economical advantage'.. on Kyoto Protocol Comes Into Force · · Score: 1

    Here in EU, it is a small (but growing) community of those, who agree with US government about this Kyoto hype. But do take a part of blame on you, dear Americans! Yours Al Gore has a lot of credits for this Kyoto thing.

  19. Algorithm evolution on Digital Life and Evolution · · Score: 1

    You may check for this http://critticall.com/ also. You may actually evolve (faster and/or shorter) algorithms out of already known with that tool.

  20. How to compute ... on Software Tools of the Future · · Score: 1

    How to square a 2x2 matrix? Here is, what the Critticall tool has to say about that: C21=A21*A12; C11=A11*A11; C11=C11+C21; C22=A22*A22; C22=C22+C21; X=A11+A22; C12=X*A12; C21=X*A21; Did you know this?

  21. Re:50% of all bits on "Evolved" Caches Could Speed the Net · · Score: 1

    Then you have to know, which bits have been cached and which haven't. This costs 1 bit per bit.

  22. A new sorting algorithm also ... on "Evolved" Caches Could Speed the Net · · Score: 2, Informative
  23. Re:Practical problems to sort out first on Notes From 3rd Annual Space Elevator Conference · · Score: 0

    Don't be silly, protect yourselves and the Space Elevator! It will always be some waco somewhere, who will try to do a damage in the name of some "nobel causes". Just build and sufficiently protect this Space Bridge!

  24. Re:More and more "life in the Universe" ... on Cassini Shatters Titan Theories · · Score: 0

    I am glad, you are so blind people. Every few months, there is a news about "potential life in the Universe is more abundant ... blah, blah, blah". Every such news just fades away.

  25. More and more "life in the Universe" ... on Cassini Shatters Titan Theories · · Score: 0, Redundant

    But it's more and more sterile, when you go closer. Remember Mars! Not even a drop of water has been found there, not to mention evaporated Marsians.