Re: Proofs about Pass Fights (1)

On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:11:47 -0700, Patrick Bridges
<bridges@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> The number of relevant discussing people is smaller or much smaller.
>Is it?

Yes.

>If you set up a mailing list devoted to such rules

It was done.

>the singla
>might be slightly lower because one or two marginally interested
>people didn't partake,

That is too many relative to a small total number of specialists.

>but, judging from this and past discussions,
>the noise might be *much* lower, allowing for a much higher
>signal/noise ratio.

Noise is immaterial, what counts is factual discussion.

>If your document is not aimed at all, which is clear both its style
>and content and by what you've said to Chris, then why are you
>attempting to reach all with it?

I am attempting to reach all THAT ARE INTERESTED in such.

>Why not post it to a list of only
>interested parties so that the relevant discussion can happen

Because not all interested read such a list; the percentage is greater
for RGG.

>instead
>of pretty pointless side discussions like you and Chris L. have been
>having?

Reaching more interested people is more important than avoiding
not-so-on-topic critics.

--
robert jasiek
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Relevant Pages

  • Re: schoeps or sennheiser?
    ... The Sennheiser is slightly lower. ... than the m/s setup that i primarily intend using them for? ... noise floor. ... C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." ...
    (rec.audio.pro)
  • Re: Comet like Ring nebula, or a planet
    ... Chris L Peterson wrote: ... the dark end to remove noise, ... Assuming your camera doesn't play filtering games ...
    (sci.astro.amateur)
  • Re: RC or just LX???
    ... readout noise is the dominant noise source. ... You seem a bit biased by photometry, Chris. ... f/10 in the same amount of time and see how far you get in the f/10 ...
    (sci.astro.amateur)
  • Re: Problem with this image from MRO?
    ... If you open it and zoom in, it appears that you can see a little more ... detail inside the hole, though admittedly not much. ... I think you're just seeing noise, ... Chris L Peterson ...
    (sci.astro.amateur)
  • Re: Brake problem on rear right wheel
    ... >> When I take my beetle for a ride the brakes the work normally with no noise, ... >each time the wheel makes one turn on the rear right wheel. ... Thanks Chris, ...
    (rec.autos.makers.vw.aircooled)