No you really couldn't. No on the surface of earth is even remotely comparable to space. Not only is there no oxygen, there is nothing at all, no pressure, no nitrogen. Just plenty of radiation if you want to make a cancer farm.
Antarctica is millions of times more hospitable than space or even the surface of mars.
Different sort? They are all the same game. 100 versions of tetris is not the same as a 100 different games. And more importantly these games are not going to work on a console market either.
Err no. Just because its digital does not make it linear or anything else. We use digital because it just works better, and is cheaper and is less susceptible to noise. Just because it is digital does not mean it has to be a power hungry i7 or something.
Lung was the classic reservoir. But other tissues do as well. Such as the liver etc. This is not a conspiracy theory, it is well established and published.
I actually did work on HIV. Current treatments effectively shut down the virus in the *blood*. But it archives itself in different tissues such as the lungs. These tissues just keep popping out previous successful versions of the virus to freshly reinfect at any time they go off treatment. This would be enough different "types" of HIV to prevent such a thing from working.
Compared to when you get infected, it is fairly widely accepted that only 1 or 2 virions seed the initial infection. A completely different case.
How the fuck can people be so gullible... That really sexy girl that just want to give some internet stranger a good time, is ALWAYS ether a bot, a big fat dude or the feds.
What the fuck? if you use all the memory in C you run out of memory like every other fucking language! What is this tripe with programing languages as religions round here? You think the magic C pixie fairy is going to magic more memory into your system?
I don't assume anything. But the classic foam at the mouth bitcoin fan doesn't even understand fractional reserve banking (let alone the fiat money in general) and that bitcoin is 100% compatible with it. It is even in the FAQ.
In Vienna, Austria, Uber is no cheaper than proper taxies. In fact taxies are faster since they are just there waiting outside the pub to take you home. Taxies are fairly highly regulated there, so they don't try and rip you off and rates are fixed.
Bit coin has quite a bit of that [hard coded limits] in the original protocol to be honest. Like no ability to do anything faster, no able to handle even a small percentage of what paypal/visa/mastercard handles per second. It was an experiment that worked too well and now they are stuck with something that wasn't quite fully thought through.
Maybe the data you analyze. But we need more than one guy if we want to finish in anything called a reasonable time period. And we use 100 of thousands of CPU hours doing it. Don't assume the world is as small as your experience.
right now tokamaks are a factor of 2 away from working. A 10 fold increase in confinement would make them trivial to build. You could probably not even other with neutral beam injection.
oh lord... You could have looked it up. Even the big arse ITER contains less than a gram of material. Loss of confinement creates a mark and a little sputtering damage on the first wall or divertor plate. In fact it happens all the time.
We have been working on grid energy storage for well over 30 years. And we still don't have a solution. What evidence do you have that it will be solved in just a few years? And well i don't think you understand the scale of energy needs. Right now there is no way in hell you could replace base energy with solar or wind or both even if all you do is build solar and wind in decades let alone a few years. Since you need a fuckton of it *everywhere*. Really run the numbers.. http://www.withouthotair.com/
Err no its not. Lots of old nuclear use pretty cool hot side, like around 300C, so to produce a GW of electrical power they pump out 3-5GW of heat. It is well within normal industrial scale cooling capabilities. Old coal was like that as well. These days we push for higher hot side temps, which costs far more up front, but uses less fuel so hence long term savings.
This thing has by requirement a very hot hot side. The primary circuit won't run that hot, but having in the 700C range is not out of the question. Even modern power plants (coal or gas) often use 5% to 10% of the energy the generate for there own operation. 20% is clearly higher than that and often 10% is often quoted as the required figure for commercial plants, but you don't need some other costs to shift to move that up a factor of 2.
Oh FFS. HFT doesn't do shit to liquidity... because to trade at high frequency the stock already has to be LIQUID. And since fucking when is liquidy defined in microseconds. In the good old days when it could take a weeks to sell a stock (and this is still true for low volume stocks, and HFT won't touch those) sure improved liquidity was a good thing. But not when your talking seconds. In fact anyone who starts taking about improving liquidity over seconds clearly doesn't understand the concept.
And on top of all that HFT is reserved for special people. If it was soo good for the market. We would all be allowed to do it. But we can't because its BS.
so... your claim to credibility of the claims is/.? do you hear yourself say these things? There is to date, only one, just one published paper. And it shows, and states in the abstract zero detectable force.
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No you really couldn't. No on the surface of earth is even remotely comparable to space. Not only is there no oxygen, there is nothing at all, no pressure, no nitrogen. Just plenty of radiation if you want to make a cancer farm.
Antarctica is millions of times more hospitable than space or even the surface of mars.
Different sort? They are all the same game. 100 versions of tetris is not the same as a 100 different games. And more importantly these games are not going to work on a console market either.
Err no. Just because its digital does not make it linear or anything else. We use digital because it just works better, and is cheaper and is less susceptible to noise. Just because it is digital does not mean it has to be a power hungry i7 or something.
Lung was the classic reservoir. But other tissues do as well. Such as the liver etc. This is not a conspiracy theory, it is well established and published.
I actually did work on HIV. Current treatments effectively shut down the virus in the *blood*. But it archives itself in different tissues such as the lungs. These tissues just keep popping out previous successful versions of the virus to freshly reinfect at any time they go off treatment. This would be enough different "types" of HIV to prevent such a thing from working.
Compared to when you get infected, it is fairly widely accepted that only 1 or 2 virions seed the initial infection. A completely different case.
How the fuck can people be so gullible... That really sexy girl that just want to give some internet stranger a good time, is ALWAYS ether a bot, a big fat dude or the feds.
What the fuck? if you use all the memory in C you run out of memory like every other fucking language! What is this tripe with programing languages as religions round here? You think the magic C pixie fairy is going to magic more memory into your system?
I don't assume anything. But the classic foam at the mouth bitcoin fan doesn't even understand fractional reserve banking (let alone the fiat money in general) and that bitcoin is 100% compatible with it. It is even in the FAQ.
In Vienna, Austria, Uber is no cheaper than proper taxies. In fact taxies are faster since they are just there waiting outside the pub to take you home. Taxies are fairly highly regulated there, so they don't try and rip you off and rates are fixed.
"I see now my plan has a fatal flaw.", is then squashed by the gold bar.
Bit coin has quite a bit of that [hard coded limits] in the original protocol to be honest. Like no ability to do anything faster, no able to handle even a small percentage of what paypal/visa/mastercard handles per second. It was an experiment that worked too well and now they are stuck with something that wasn't quite fully thought through.
You really have no idea how the fed operates do you.
Yea well when you can run around the galaxy with neutron stars in your pocket, you hardly need the antimatter version.
That is almost as easy as making Unobtainium.
Maybe the data you analyze. But we need more than one guy if we want to finish in anything called a reasonable time period. And we use 100 of thousands of CPU hours doing it. Don't assume the world is as small as your experience.
right now tokamaks are a factor of 2 away from working. A 10 fold increase in confinement would make them trivial to build. You could probably not even other with neutral beam injection.
oh lord... You could have looked it up. Even the big arse ITER contains less than a gram of material. Loss of confinement creates a mark and a little sputtering damage on the first wall or divertor plate. In fact it happens all the time.
We have been working on grid energy storage for well over 30 years. And we still don't have a solution. What evidence do you have that it will be solved in just a few years? And well i don't think you understand the scale of energy needs. Right now there is no way in hell you could replace base energy with solar or wind or both even if all you do is build solar and wind in decades let alone a few years. Since you need a fuckton of it *everywhere*. Really run the numbers.. http://www.withouthotair.com/
Err no its not. Lots of old nuclear use pretty cool hot side, like around 300C, so to produce a GW of electrical power they pump out 3-5GW of heat. It is well within normal industrial scale cooling capabilities. Old coal was like that as well. These days we push for higher hot side temps, which costs far more up front, but uses less fuel so hence long term savings.
This thing has by requirement a very hot hot side. The primary circuit won't run that hot, but having in the 700C range is not out of the question. Even modern power plants (coal or gas) often use 5% to 10% of the energy the generate for there own operation. 20% is clearly higher than that and often 10% is often quoted as the required figure for commercial plants, but you don't need some other costs to shift to move that up a factor of 2.
Yea, this is truly hilarious...
Oh FFS. HFT doesn't do shit to liquidity... because to trade at high frequency the stock already has to be LIQUID. And since fucking when is liquidy defined in microseconds. In the good old days when it could take a weeks to sell a stock (and this is still true for low volume stocks, and HFT won't touch those) sure improved liquidity was a good thing. But not when your talking seconds. In fact anyone who starts taking about improving liquidity over seconds clearly doesn't understand the concept.
And on top of all that HFT is reserved for special people. If it was soo good for the market. We would all be allowed to do it. But we can't because its BS.
Insider trading is legalized for particular parties. I really am not joking. ie politician can insider trade. In the US at least.
To short a stock you still need to already have it.
Guess what. It is not illegal to insider trade if your a politician... Oh and lets not get started on the special treatment HFT get.
so... your claim to credibility of the claims is /.? do you hear yourself say these things? There is to date, only one, just one published paper. And it shows, and states in the abstract zero detectable force.