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Cerium
11y ago
I fully expect that the brick is structural in those examples. My university had brick dorms "the bricks". They had brick exterior walls and cinder block interior walls. The brick walls were brick on the outside and the inside and
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Cerium
11y ago
What about magnetic water cleaners? Anything crackpot is an attempt to usurp the way things are with the way people want them to be. Free energy, electric thrusters, magnetic health bracelets, one weird trick for clean teeth... these all ap
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11y ago
That's what I do. If the candidate is in the room I hand them my keyboard. If they are on a google hangout I send them a link to collabedit.com. People seem to do a lot better with a keyboard and syntax highlighting.
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11y ago
I knew a guy that made a lightsaber that only he could use. Part of the act was that only a "real Jedi" can activate a lightsaber. He used a neodymium ring and a hall sensor. The trick was seamless.
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11y ago
Also posted under: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10339584 Actual publication: http://www.disneyresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/Live-Textur... The interesting part of the research (and what
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Cerium
11y ago
Very cool project. As an interesting side effect I'm sure Dina learned a lot of obscure trade specific words while working on this.
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11y ago
Get an RTL-SDR stick. There is such a community around this hardware that you can be up and running in a few minutes after it arrives. I purchased a "RTL-SDR Blog R820T2 RTL2832U" a month ago. It has an upgraded oscillator (less s
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11y ago
He seems to be lonely because he has a lonely life. There are plenty of happy people both wealthy and poor. They have found out what keeps them going and work hard to do it. Now he has the wealth to get support and attempt to determine what
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11y ago
WeChat (A very popular communication app, ~550 million active users) uses QR codes as a way to add contacts. The app will display a QR code and people you have just met can scan the code to send a friend request. People use this feature qui
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11y ago
As soon as I saw the simple design I was hoping that the design would 'improve' as I scrolled down the page.
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11y ago
Unlimited should mean limited only by the physics of the device. The limit should be determined by the bandwidth and the number of seconds in a month.
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11y ago
Agree! I got hired at my current job with embedded c and hobbyist PHP background. First day on the job the boss said "You know PHP and C right? Start learning Ruby." I worked hard but it went well.
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11y ago
There are super low power accelerometers with wake on movement. Simply require the key be recently moved about to activate the door. If the key is not awake, it can't answer any challenges.
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12y ago
This is simply product recommendation software for the government instead of a corporation like Amazon. Same software; recommends people instead of products! I also see an isolationist aspect: A citizen who spends significant time abroad wo
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12y ago
Solar energy is simply a nuclear power system with a sensible waste disposal strategy.
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12y ago
I wake up about 5 minutes before I wish to wake up. After doing this a few months I stopped setting the alarm and continued to wake up on time. I think it is likely related to training against other criteria: birds, sunrise, cars ... etc. s
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12y ago
Cathay Pacific does a water check at the gate for flights going from HK to the US.
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12y ago
Yes, and the little gear shows the cool part.
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12y ago
I'd probably flip a coin.
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12y ago
I think this is to annoy the users.
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12y ago
No, It does not mean that the password is stored as plaintext. Simply keep a flag for "UpdatedRecently?", if the flag is false, then not only should the first half of the input correctly match the hash, but the first half the inpu
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12y ago
Best strategy I've seen from watching is to gain mines until you have a sizable portion, stay adjacent to a beer until you see someone you can kill, kill them, then go straight for a beer. If you are constantly using the beer you becom
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12y ago
GREAT FIND! Very interesting read. I liked the parts about how lack of concern for pedestrians in the system is a legacy issue. Also interesting is the segment on stop bars for high speed stops. I never considered that the light stays yello
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12y ago
http://www.nospec.com/about The designers have been fighting this battle for years. It is time for the rest of us to join in.
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12y ago
If it works for you and your fellow members then that's great. I enjoyed seeing a quick view of how your office runs. There are obvious downsides, but also obvious upsides. Sound's like a fun commune that actually makes some money
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12y ago
I have taken this test several times over the years. I can score perfectly but if I make a mistake it is in the blue greens. I have fun running different sorting algorithms on the tiles. The trick to getting a perfect score is doing a pass