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aaroninsf
11y ago
ITT: many well-spoken comments reflecting how different personality types (or if you prefer, ways of thinking, or, viewing or understanding the world...) have very different relationships to poetry. No such codification is perfect, but I fi
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aaroninsf
11y ago
I find it entertaining how people seem to have a hard time separating their personal satisfaction, as customers, from a defense of a business model which achieves much of its 'efficiency' by sidestepping the hard-won obligations e
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11y ago
There's an incomplete history at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharing_economy but I'd like to see a histogram of uses... might be heard to filter for current usage/valance however. Needless to say, adop
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11y ago
The best idea-0 approach would be to record Ambisonics with a tetrahedral array, and ship B format or a derivative to the client. In theory that could be processed just-in-time to produce an appropriate stereo image based on head tracking.
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11y ago
Conspicuously missing (or I'm reading too fast), footage of the actual results :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s40yXGCcorE
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12y ago
CA spends less than half as much per student as New York: http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/data-mine/2015/01/29/how-st... What the 'right' value is subject to debate, but as a parent
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12y ago
As newyorkersays, this would be much more interesting (i.e. almost verging on moderately) if it wasn't looking up weather alone, but triangulating for local fashion. Distinctly interesting if it was backed by image processing and machi
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12y ago
I believe OP shares your sentiments, and that you mistake the usage here. 'Shame' as used here is shorthand for 'that's a shame,' which used colloquially to express disappointment colored with sympathy and understan
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12y ago
...but Robert Heinlein predicted why or rather how the web would work on us. In 'Friday,' he gets wrong that it will be a system with metered, limited access... ...but (to my mind, remarkably) predicts that multimedia-enabled hype
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12y ago
Is it just me, or is this for many people more a test of a) your capacity to stare at a screen without tearing up, blurring, etc. and b) the quality and color profile both native and gamut-corrected etc. of your monitor? I swear this is muc