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Judging a book through its cover
- lpolovets 10y agoThe work described is very interesting, although when I first read the headline I thought the article would be about training a model that predicted book ratings based on book cover images. That sounds like a fun experiment to try, too.
- thesmallestcat 10y agoMake sure you fill the first and last several pages of your journal of subversive essays with homages to your pets etc.
- ggggtez 10y agoThis will be used to read your mail without opening it, if anyone wasn't yet sure. It reads through 9 layers. If you read from both sides of an envelope, that's 18 layers. So, the envelope is 2, and 5 sheets trifolded makes 17 layers total. So letters with 5 or less pages can now be read and stored for big data and trial evidence. Pretty decent actually.
- fleitz 10y agoOne should note that each page had one letter printed on it, I doubt it will be useful for reading regular printed text anytime soon.
- kardos 10y agoI'm starting an aluminium lined envelope company, want to get in on the ground floor?
- goldenkey 10y agoThat can already be done using normal light of an insane amount of lumens combined with a cooling source to prevent combustion. The reason the tech MIT is using is new and needed, is because they want to read through the cover. You need microwaves for that.