melon_madness

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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   The article is also very survivorship-bias-y. His blog happened to do fine without him doing any SEO, but that doesn't mean all SEO is pointless.
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   Conservation of momentum doesn’t mean that the momentum of the emitted photon has to be equal to that of the absorbed photon. It means the sum of the momentum of the emitted photon and the mirror must equal the momentum of the absorbed phot
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   I don't think this is quite the photoelectric effect. The atoms absorb photons and re-emit photons--they aren't emitting electrons.
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   Conservation of momentum, I think
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   I'm pretty sure when Decartes said that, he meant that that's the only thing we know for sure to be true, since everything else could be a hallucination. He wasn't making an argument for cognitive enhancement... was he?
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   Cybering always finds a way
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   What? Why?
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   Mystery solved
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   by melon_madness 7y ago

   Funny because they still got the 99.997% right
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    by melon_madness 7y ago

    Yeah true, they could easily give both options
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    by melon_madness 7y ago

    To be fair I quite like that feature. Usually if I'm disconnecting from a WiFi it's because it's not working very well and I want to use my mobile data instead. If I forget to turn it back on I'd end up using way too muc
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    by melon_madness 7y ago

    As I understand it, they tried to design a new plane that wouldn't require pilots to be re-trained on how to use it, if they'd already been trained on an older model. That's the UX I'm referring to.
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    by melon_madness 7y ago

    See also: Boeing 737 Max