ColanR

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by ColanR 8y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned UV-emitting LEDs embedded in a hat. No visible light emitted, but looks like a spotlight to cameras & hides the face in the blinding light.
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Facial recognition found Capital Gazette suspect among 10M photos(arstechnica.com)
1 points by ColanR 8y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 8y ago
The parent gave an exact rationale that answered the point made...an intelligent response would be appropriate. Not... this.
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by ColanR 8y ago
That is fascinating, and reminds me of the plot of Marvel's Infinity War film.
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Beaker: a peer-to-peer browser with tools to create and host websites(beakerbrowser.com)
2 points by ColanR 8y ago|1 comments
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FIrefox USIng ONions(wiki.mozilla.org)
3 points by ColanR 8y ago|4 comments
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by ColanR 8y ago
I did not know about that aspect of the problem. What do you mean, that "we're often tripped up figuring out if 1 + 1 is the correct expression in the first place"? That we might be using the wrong paradigm for mathematic fo
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by ColanR 8y ago
I've seen point 2 covered before... https://xkcd.com/989/
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by ColanR 8y ago
Only if Trump propaganda could choose their own headline on an Israeli newspaper.
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by ColanR 8y ago
http://sci-hub.tw/10.1038/s41593-018-0147-8
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by ColanR 8y ago
I do. I've tried most of the popular window managers, but this is the only one that managed to 'disappear' when I used it. Organizing my work is effortless, and it's super light on resources.
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by ColanR 8y ago
This kind of thing has been on HN before...the new thing here is that the command is embedded in a human-audible sound clip.
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by ColanR 9y ago
I've been puzzled about Kona for a while, since I don't really see a purpose for it. K/Q is specifically intended as a very high-efficiency language, and Kona doesn't say anything about benchmarks.
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by ColanR 9y ago
I saw some research into that back in ~2004 (?), where researchers put rat neurons in a petri dish that had an electrode array inside. Had great success, the neurons were able to drive a little rc car around and fly a jet simulator. I&#x27
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Quantum entanglement demonstrated between macroscopic objects(nature.com)
1 points by ColanR 9y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 9y ago
Nope. It sure was responding to "third parties asking to remove embarrassing information", but the policy that NPR pointed to (and that I quoted) is more general than that. See what I quoted above.
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by ColanR 9y ago
According to NPR's own standards, it is unethical to remove erroneous stories. > “We are guided by a newsroom policy that says it is inappropriate to remove content from our Website. If a report is inaccurate, we will correct it and
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by ColanR 9y ago
As an American, it's fascinating to read your perspective. But you do leave the impression that you're bitter about my country's comparative economic success. Is that an inaccurate impression?
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by ColanR 9y ago
I was looking for something like that and settled on i3.
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by ColanR 9y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by ColanR 9y ago
Well, I see what you mean, but it sounds like _no_ servey could be acceptable by that criteria.
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by ColanR 9y ago
I get what you're saying, and that it's hard to come up with simple, straightforward questions that address all the likely misunderstandings. But, in this case, I was observing that in response to your comment, > even though t
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by ColanR 9y ago
Here's the exact wording of the question: > “During the last 12 months, have you confronted another person with a firearm, even if you did not fire it, to protect yourself, your property, or someone else?” I don't think we sho
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by ColanR 9y ago
> Mastodon is like old fashion phpBB forums 15 years ago, closed groups who talk with each other. ;) As long as the members are part of several disparate groups, that's probably more of a good thing. Closer, tighter communities. Al
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by ColanR 9y ago
One of the Wikipedia sources quotes the Chinese expert as saying he thinks the motif came from Central Asia, East to China, and represent peace and tranquility. > Guan Youhui, a retired researcher from the Dunhuang Academy, spent fifty y
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by ColanR 9y ago
What happens if the computer is taken offline before the task is done?
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by ColanR 9y ago
I think a bunch of sources would add a lot to your comment. :)
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LIDA (Learning Intelligent Distribution Agent)(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ColanR 9y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 9y ago
That's quite a leap - dishonor of an easy shot equated with fear of new weapons? I think a source is needed.
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by ColanR 9y ago
Looks ok again.

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