I like them a lot.

My wife has an ipad that she gets to use. (She's a teacher at a school, it belongs to the school.) I'm not a big fan of iOS. It feels too restrictive to me.

No - not settings.

I move around between devices a lot - phones and so on. You can set what you want saved but for me it is photos, contacts, apps - not sure about what else.

Stuff that normally lives in the cloud anyway (keep, gmail, so on) of course all come back.

On this one it gave me the option to put my icons back on the home screens and I chose it but it didn't work.

But I'm pretty good at getting things back to the way I want pretty quickly on account of doing stuff like this so often.

1. short Alibaba stock
2. post negative official message publicly
3. ???
4. PROFIT !!!

> A classical computer would have to run for thousands of years to compute the quantum equations of motion for just 100 atoms.

But is it web-scale?

That is what everybody gets wrong. Climate change will not kill the planet, not even the eco system. It might however very well kill us. (Or most of us)

OMG, they stole Bennett's idea for moderating Twitter !!!!

When an event emits at a particular wave-length; that event probably emitted at other wavelengths as well. Since different wavelengths travel at different speeds, it's still possible to observe other data from the same event a bit later.

I'm not clicking that link at work. Best Case it's a RickRoll Youtube link, Worst case it's goatse :p

Has anyone looked at the graphs and the "linear correlation" between RME and the "collective intelligence" from the study?
There's all kinds of wrong in there. First of all, looks like the dots of the study show a - very scattered - vertical pattern, with actually the best teams seeming to have a rather average RME (higher end though).
Also, who says there isn't a correlation with intelligence in general and RME? Seems to me people "who care" or "pay better attention" will be better at RME as well.
And what's the task to be solved? Apparently seems to be a sudoku puzzle. If you don't really know how that goes to begin with, you're already at loss (even if you're smarter).

Thank you!

Thanks!

2) A better engineered device is capable of doing a better job. It costs me pennies to get a low-power sensor with precision of 1/16 C. That's bags of headroom.

Could you point me to one? Last time I was looking for them, they all seemed terribly inaccurate (errors of 1 - 2 degrees Celsius IIRC).

How is this different from every Internet Provider who sure as hell is keeping all the information you're looking up as well?
You can't visit a website without it having +10 trackers on it either.
Are they breaching the law too? Or is it just illegal if you don't do it to make money out of it?