Photons don't interact with each other. So no amount of magnetic field will repel a later or heat from the sun. Also not that some magnetars have magnetic fields so strong that they have energy mass equivalent density of lead.
Yes I am. Seriously whats the point if it only covers things i could afford my self anyway. If doctors say that is the best bet. Insurance will cover it. This is Europe after all. I pay ~300CHF a month and by law they must cover your medical expenses. They can't just come out with "too expensive". That's not insurance, that.. is i don't know? Theft?
How is buying stock only to sell it a second later adding liquidity? If that HFT was not there the original seller would wait an extra second? HFT don't add liquidity since they are not there to buy stock. They add overhead since they want to buy then sell at almost the same time with a small cut for themselves. That is not liquidity since the market already needs to be highly liquid for HFT to even work at all. I don't call up my stock broker and yell at them because my stock sold in one minute verses one second. Ok fine don't call brokers anymore... whatever.
I feel the challenge of the 21st century is just this. Its moving to an economic model/policy where no growth is considered good.
There is ample evidence/arguments to link power consumption with economic growth. In 2008 world wide energy consumption was 144000 TWh. Now lets assume a 1% growth for the entirety of the future. After 100 years that gives us total consumption of 390000 TWh or about 2.7 times more than now. After 500 years its 2% of the total energy the earth receives from the sun. After 1000 years it is 2.9 times more energy than the earth receives from the sun. In 2500 years that is 23 times the total energy output of the Sun! And well it doesn't take much longer to require the energy output of the entire galaxy.
Humans don't understand exponential curves. The physics of this universe preclude unlimited growth.
I have several good 3x3s a very good 4x4 and a rubiks 5x5. The Rubiks is really horrible. But i can solve easier than the 4x4 since i never remember parity moves.
One of my math teachers once told me that if its hard you don't understand it yet. Once you do understand it, its so easy its hard to understand how it was ever hard in the first place.
There are plenty of guns in Europe. Austria you only have to be over 18 to buy rifles. CC is less common but i know of several people that had CC and did carry. I am now it Switzerland and well i know of quite a few gun owners here to.
Gun crime is not related to gun ownership from the statistics anyway.
Yea because otherwise everyone will be evil. I mean its lucky the US has the death penalty because it has deterred so many of the evil fucking people. Oh wait, the US has one of the worse rates of violent crime. States with the death penalty don't have less of this crime. It is not a preventive nor a deterrent.
And the legal system never screws it up right? Oh wait yes it does, all the time. And no i don't think they deserve to die. I don't think that solves anything.
The only problem with that argument is it ignores the liquidity and spread reduction produced just by having HFT in the market.
God i am sick of this BS being trotted out every time someone wants to defend HFT. Liquidity as a useful metric is *never* measured in milliseconds. It could be easily argued that measuring less than a minute is simply not understanding what liquidity even is.
There is a reason that even with fairly cheap printers, big printing presses are still used. I know the arguments, but really a good 3d printer at the local copy center would work much better since its likely to be fairly expensive for something that most people will almost never use. I mean replace a part? Why who does that? Most people don't what to unscrew anything so the whole thing is replaced or its taken to a shop or you call a plumber or whatever. Outside novelty items i just can't see them having an application.
And lets be clear, they are not printing cloths or shoes or anything like that. They are printing at best part of a shoe and often in pretty poor quality. That $2 shoe in a bargain bin looks like a better deal.
Unlike the other two, an EMP event that could damage or destroy most electronic equipment within 1,000 mils of it can be created by most any nuclear power on the planet.
No they can't. You can't get a nuclear plant to go nuclear. The material is simply not bomb grade and you CANT make a bomb out of it if you tried. Next you need a high altitude nuclear bomb for EMP. So double no.
Please don't talk about stuff you clearly have no idea about.
I would think the impending nuclear war would be of greater concern than the small precursor EMP. Since the only to get anything even close to the EMP they are describing can only be from a nuclear weapon.
We're dealing with one story which is being publicly told by an individual who is putting her name out there..
And just trying to publicly shame people and force a unfair trail by media. Nothing is credible about how she has approached this. You don't scream from the tree tops. You get a lawyer and deal with it in a professional way.
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Photons don't interact with each other. So no amount of magnetic field will repel a later or heat from the sun. Also not that some magnetars have magnetic fields so strong that they have energy mass equivalent density of lead.
Yea so its going to turn all the other elements into carbon? Its going dissipate its heat how?
The laws of physics, the way the universe works in other words, precludes a grey goo any worse than we already have. aka bacteria.
Yes I am. Seriously whats the point if it only covers things i could afford my self anyway. If doctors say that is the best bet. Insurance will cover it. This is Europe after all. I pay ~300CHF a month and by law they must cover your medical expenses. They can't just come out with "too expensive". That's not insurance, that.. is i don't know? Theft?
How is buying stock only to sell it a second later adding liquidity? If that HFT was not there the original seller would wait an extra second? HFT don't add liquidity since they are not there to buy stock. They add overhead since they want to buy then sell at almost the same time with a small cut for themselves. That is not liquidity since the market already needs to be highly liquid for HFT to even work at all. I don't call up my stock broker and yell at them because my stock sold in one minute verses one second. Ok fine don't call brokers anymore... whatever.
Yea, my personal favorite is Lisp. Good luck finding anyone else that can code it.
Ask Linus why, he seems to think C++ is s***.
His specific quote was that he thinks C++ programmers are %^$@#$@ @#@# ^&*@#!@ and didn't want them anywhere near the kernel. He is Finish after all.
That quote sums up just about every single project i have worked on in C++.
I feel the challenge of the 21st century is just this. Its moving to an economic model/policy where no growth is considered good.
There is ample evidence/arguments to link power consumption with economic growth. In 2008 world wide energy consumption was 144000 TWh. Now lets assume a 1% growth for the entirety of the future. After 100 years that gives us total consumption of 390000 TWh or about 2.7 times more than now. After 500 years its 2% of the total energy the earth receives from the sun. After 1000 years it is 2.9 times more energy than the earth receives from the sun. In 2500 years that is 23 times the total energy output of the Sun! And well it doesn't take much longer to require the energy output of the entire galaxy.
Humans don't understand exponential curves. The physics of this universe preclude unlimited growth.
I have several good 3x3s a very good 4x4 and a rubiks 5x5. The Rubiks is really horrible. But i can solve easier than the 4x4 since i never remember parity moves.
One of my math teachers once told me that if its hard you don't understand it yet. Once you do understand it, its so easy its hard to understand how it was ever hard in the first place.
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South park never lies.
There are plenty of guns in Europe. Austria you only have to be over 18 to buy rifles. CC is less common but i know of several people that had CC and did carry. I am now it Switzerland and well i know of quite a few gun owners here to.
Gun crime is not related to gun ownership from the statistics anyway.
So if this life is forever unobservable, unverifiable .....
The against healthcare still doesn't make any sense.
Yea because otherwise everyone will be evil. I mean its lucky the US has the death penalty because it has deterred so many of the evil fucking people. Oh wait, the US has one of the worse rates of violent crime. States with the death penalty don't have less of this crime. It is not a preventive nor a deterrent.
And the legal system never screws it up right? Oh wait yes it does, all the time. And no i don't think they deserve to die. I don't think that solves anything.
So its unacceptable for them to behave this way, but its ok if the state does it?
The only problem with that argument is it ignores the liquidity and spread reduction produced just by having HFT in the market.
God i am sick of this BS being trotted out every time someone wants to defend HFT. Liquidity as a useful metric is *never* measured in milliseconds. It could be easily argued that measuring less than a minute is simply not understanding what liquidity even is.
Why does the US still even have the Death penalty?
really. I am living in my 3rd country. I get unlimited care. What good is health insurance if it only covers you when your healthy enough?
Nuclear power stations along don't give you access to enriched nuclear materials. Not by a long shot.
There is a reason that even with fairly cheap printers, big printing presses are still used. I know the arguments, but really a good 3d printer at the local copy center would work much better since its likely to be fairly expensive for something that most people will almost never use. I mean replace a part? Why who does that? Most people don't what to unscrew anything so the whole thing is replaced or its taken to a shop or you call a plumber or whatever. Outside novelty items i just can't see them having an application.
And lets be clear, they are not printing cloths or shoes or anything like that. They are printing at best part of a shoe and often in pretty poor quality. That $2 shoe in a bargain bin looks like a better deal.
Unlike the other two, an EMP event that could damage or destroy most electronic equipment within 1,000 mils of it can be created by most any nuclear power on the planet.
No they can't. You can't get a nuclear plant to go nuclear. The material is simply not bomb grade and you CANT make a bomb out of it if you tried. Next you need a high altitude nuclear bomb for EMP. So double no.
Please don't talk about stuff you clearly have no idea about.
I would think the impending nuclear war would be of greater concern than the small precursor EMP. Since the only to get anything even close to the EMP they are describing can only be from a nuclear weapon.
Please note. Solar flares don't produce EMP.
We're dealing with one story which is being publicly told by an individual who is putting her name out there..
And just trying to publicly shame people and force a unfair trail by media. Nothing is credible about how she has approached this. You don't scream from the tree tops. You get a lawyer and deal with it in a professional way.