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Comment · 8 years ago
Are there non-elementary knightships that move 2v1h?

I'm not really well versed in GOL, but from ths: http://www.conwaylife.com/wiki/Knightship

I would have thought that elementary knightship simply meant the most basic knightship: ie. 2v1h

Comment · 9 years ago
Second for web-based. Its just one of my usage habits, although I feel like I'm in the minority. For example, I use Instagram on desktop (website) almost as much as the app.

One use case I can think of is sometimes I look at IG or FB with my friends on one screen, hell I even sometimes throw Tinder on the chromecast.

Comment · 10 years ago
as a Canadian, your post is resonating with me...
Comment · 10 years ago
How would you prevent this type of attack while retaining the keyless start and entry feature? (just curious)
Comment · 10 years ago
Im thrilled to see something like this taking flight, congrats!

I have two questions:

1) Can you tell us about your start-up process? Aside from your all-star team, I can't even imagine how you could have brought this to reality. I can't even imagine how much capital and space a prototype would have taken. At what point did you decide that it was time to apply to YC? Were there other investors? How much design work did you have completed/prototyped when you starting talking to investors? (sorry I know this is 5 questions)

2) Are you hiring?

Comment · 11 years ago
yes, you are generating ~430nm light

x-rays (0.1-10nm) are much higher energy and need a greater potential to be created, which can only be done in a vacuum

Comment · 11 years ago
I think they were just trying the emphasize the giant scale of the operation. I feel like the average reader would associate x-rays with the machines found at hospitals. The synchrotron, of course, is a vastly different machine.

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