Cyclical

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by Cyclical 3mo ago
What leads you to believe that?
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Wendy's will experiment with dynamic surge pricing for food in 2025(arstechnica.com)
22 points by Cyclical 3y ago|23 comments
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His Best Friend Was a 250-Pound Warthog. One Day, It Decided to Kill Him(texasmonthly.com)
13 points by Cyclical 3y ago|11 comments
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by Cyclical 3y ago
As a small note, IP67 sealed connectors vary greatly in price, with excellent high pin count options like the Ecomate Aquarius line being in the low tens of dollars. The Deutsch/Amphenol AT automotive connectors are also very cheap yet
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by Cyclical 3y ago
Promin Aerospace, a Ukrainian company founded by a friend of mine, has been working on the same technology. Interesting to see this take on it though, it's an idea that seems almost too fantastical to work.
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EV battery swaps will be tested with the Fiat 500e in 2024(arstechnica.com)
2 points by Cyclical 3y ago|0 comments
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by Cyclical 3y ago
Roblox is likely one of the closest things to an actual "metaverse" that exists right now. An extensible world, where anyone can add/program in locations and experiences, is the truly transformative part of media like Ready P
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by Cyclical 3y ago
I had the exact opposite experience moving from Canada to San Francisco. While wages are much higher, the cost of living is not even comparable - anecdotally much, much higher in SF than either Toronto or Vancouver (both of which I have liv
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Imgur Updates TOS, Banning NSFW Content(imgurinc.com)
453 points by Cyclical 3y ago|452 comments
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by Cyclical 3y ago
I took Lukas Chrostowski's silicon photonics design course back when I was studying at UBC and it was one of the most interesting courses I ever participated in. We designed and actually did tape out for multiple projects like DBR reso
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EV startup Lucid plans to cut about 18% of its workforce(reuters.com)
2 points by Cyclical 4y ago|0 comments
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by Cyclical 4y ago
I used to go to vice a lot for news, but over the past 2 years the article feed has been flooded with a huge quantity of low quality, low effort content. A significant amount of the stories are either affiliate link compilations (hottest ne
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This British Zoologist Wants to Reinvent Color(smithsonianmag.com)
3 points by Cyclical 4y ago|0 comments
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by Cyclical 4y ago
https://archive.ph/429MV
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The Case of the $5k Springsteen Tickets(nytimes.com)
2 points by Cyclical 4y ago|1 comments
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US carriers want to bring “screen zero” lock screen ads to smartphones(arstechnica.com)
5 points by Cyclical 4y ago|3 comments
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by Cyclical 4y ago
While very cool and seemingly well-designed, this seems like a derivative of the lock developed by the YouTuber StuffMadeHere. A little strange to see someone applying for a patent for a version of someone else's design.
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by Cyclical 4y ago
Every time I've ever tried 12ft, I've gotten a 503 error. Multiple devices tested, always the same thing.
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by Cyclical 4y ago
Quite surprised at the position of Japan in this. I was under the (obviously unfounded given the data) assumption that the Japanese government was well-respected by the populace.
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by Cyclical 4y ago
Coming from Canada, and having had multiple large surgeries and hospital visits over the years, I've had an entirely different experience. We have universal healthcare and some of the best hospitals in the world. As well, the NHS in th
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by Cyclical 4y ago
I'm having trouble understanding how you can separate the cost/benefit analysis of renewable energy from environmentalism. The entire point is that the reasons for hitting these goals are not purely economic (in the short term - l
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by Cyclical 4y ago
https://archive.ph/cWR3N
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by Cyclical 5y ago
Torrentfreak has for many years been a very reliable, well-researched news source for issues related to internet copyright law. I've personally been reading it since before the SOPA/PIPA era, when their coverage was an important n
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Proposed law in Minnesota would ban algorithms to protect the children(arstechnica.com)
12 points by Cyclical 5y ago|6 comments
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by Cyclical 5y ago
3D scanners do exist, though in my experience their performance is very poor and requires lots of manual post-processing to get a reasonable model out the other end. They're also quite expensive, generally.
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by Cyclical 5y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes, but prefer in-person Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, PCB Design, Power electronics, Digital communications, High-precision sensing, Microfabrication, Neurotechnology Resume: htt
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by Cyclical 5y ago
Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes, but prefer in-person Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, PCB Design, Power electronics, Digital communications, High-precision sensing, Microfabrication, Neurotechnology Resume: htt
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by Cyclical 5y ago
Wonderful to see this finally get released. A lot of people (myself included) have been awaiting with bated breath for 2 full years for VCV Rack 2. It impresses me to this day that Andrew Belt is the sole developer on the project. He's
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by Cyclical 5y ago
Initially, the DNA is brought near the pore through diffusive (brownian) motion + any small attraction it'll have to the membrane. Close to the pore it uses a combination of the electrophoretic and electro-osmotic effects to draw the D
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by Cyclical 5y ago
Nanopore sequencing is a really interesting technology. It utilizes fundamentally the same apparatus as a Coulter Counter [1], which is a general method of counting and sizing arbitrary particles that's frequently used in flow cytometr

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