Yes it is possible and is certainly the case.
There is one more pascal chip to be released to gamers (edit: one more "larger" chip) (1080Ti/Titan). AMD has 2 more chips to release bigger than this Pascal (Hawaii and Fury replacement - Rx 490 and Fury 2 if you will).
For the few that insist on...
I don't understand the negativity, but I suppose I rarely do.
There are usually 4 or so chips (sometimes more if notebooks get their own dedicated parts) in a full generational lineup, we have known for some time that this would be the case for AMD with polaris and vega (a big and small of...
http://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=2783
Also, I'm glad my physics degree allowed me to solve the question correctly (using momentum conservation)... even if I'm way too late to the party to be helpful.
It is more complicated here in Canada. You can't just randomly test people as a condition of employment (Supreme court ruling 2013 - RE:Irving Pulp and Paper Ltd.). Though it varies by province.
It is considered a medical test, which is only permitted for positions where health may affect the...
My employer (more a customer who is purchasing our services) is trying to do away with business class flights!!
There is no way I am flying to China (from Toronto) in the cattle car! I'd rather die!!! (or stay home, whichever)
That is elevated, though not scary at all.
Over a year the natural background would give you about 2mSv (depends on where you live) or 0.22uSv/h.
My yearly maximum allowed by law over the background (in canada as a nuclear worker) is 20mSv (technically this is the 5 year max divided by 5...
Oh man, I had lots of those when I was a kid.
I was a strange child... Played with them along side transformers and GI-Joe. General Hawk would occasionally ride the black bear into battle, scaled well with the early-mid 90's GI-Joe toys... lol
I played with them though, and they look rough...
Good show so far.
A few cringes at the expected violence.
As far as the historical accuracy. Well, it is a drama show, first and foremost.I try to ignore the fact that it really is quite 'loosely' based on reality.
You are correct about the neutrinos. The lag is expected due to how we expect the collapse to occur. Photons interact far more on the way out, thus escape the star only after the rebounding shock wave reaches the surface.
That article is talking about a second neutron pulse that occurred even...
Shrug,
Seemed pretty tricky on the last few. Very arbitrary patterns, I guess that is the point. It gave me 130, but I left a lot of time on the table.
March 17th I board a plane bound for Shanghai in the morning. Maybe business class will get green beer? No party for me though :(, just a month of work.
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