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by abrichr 13y ago
There's definitely a significant difference in attitudes towards sleep and work between Europe and the US. Perhaps someone who has experience working in both can comment.
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by abrichr 13y ago
He could just buy 100 hard drives, install GPS locators in them, and then throw them out once a week. Then he could calculate the probability that the original drive still exists based on how many of the new ones survive. He might even be a
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by abrichr 13y ago
ConEmu [1] has made CLI on Windows much more tolerable for me. [1] http://code.google.com/p/conemu-maximus5/
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by abrichr 13y ago
Got a source for this? All I know about is the marketing office, where Hinton now works some months of the year since the acquisition of DNNresearch. [1] [1] http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/google-buys-university
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by abrichr 13y ago
It hangs on the "Loading" animation to the left of the screen. Chrome 30.0.1599.69 m, Win8x64. Console output: Unexpected identifier in definition of component "app-image-gallery". ceci.js:502 SyntaxError: Unex
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by abrichr 13y ago
None of the images load for me, unless I open them in a new tab and hit 'refresh'.
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by abrichr 13y ago
I'm more inclined to believe that the reason is socio-economic rather than religious. Many of those countries you listed are also a source of cheap goods for the West. Edit: just to clarify, what I'm saying is that the majority of
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by abrichr 13y ago
Failed, or decided to pursue other interests?
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by abrichr 13y ago
This is the PatchMatch algorithm: http://gfx.cs.princeton.edu/pubs/Barnes_2009_PAR/
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by abrichr 13y ago
How do you choose whom to talk to, and where do you find them?
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by abrichr 13y ago
Great points. Any suggestions as to verticals which are particularly under served by software?
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by abrichr 13y ago
> ... he would yell at me whenever I took my hand off the keyboard ... > I always come back to emacs ... Just feels like the right tool to me. Sounds like a mild case of Stockholm Syndrome... ;)
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by abrichr 13y ago
When was this? Heathrow doesn't currently use back scatter [1]. [1] http://www.heathrowairport.com/heathrow-airport-guide/heathr...
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by abrichr 13y ago
I was under the impression that since it uses radio waves, there was no question about its safety (unlike the back scatter machines). Or are we also worried about cell phones?
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by abrichr 13y ago
From the Guidelines [1]: On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectual
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by abrichr 13y ago
The researchers ‘taught' a model how small volumes of 2x2x2 mm from the brain scans - known as voxels - respond to individual pixels. There's got to be millions of neurons per 8mm3 of brain matter. I'd be interested to see
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by abrichr 13y ago
is our offering clear? "Improve your learning efficiency." How are you different from all the other players in this space? what's your immediate reaction after viewing the site for 10 seconds? The first two images show fr
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by abrichr 13y ago
Done.
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by abrichr 13y ago
It's in the works. But the more surgeons we get on board, the better.
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by abrichr 13y ago
The Oculus looks awesome. What do you think of it after using it? Lunch would be great! Send me an email and we'll figure it out. And thanks for the tip regarding the video; I'll keep it in mind for the next one.
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by abrichr 13y ago
We're still working on this. But since our product won't be used for diagnostics or direct surgery, the regulatory requirements should be a bit more relaxed.
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by abrichr 13y ago
I showed this app to my dad, who's a doctor, and he was blown away. He was visibly excited about the potential for a device he can use to spin around CT and MRI scans in the operating room without having to touch a mouse/joystick
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by abrichr 13y ago
...perhaps you could argue that there's nothing wrong with pedophilia per se , but there is definitely something wrong with child abuse, and I shouldn't need to link you to a study to convince you of that. By shutting down child
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by abrichr 13y ago
I disagree. As per the HN Guidelines [1]: > On-Topic: ... anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity. [1] http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by abrichr 13y ago
Cool, thanks! I've lived in Toronto for the past seven years, and I'm always happy to see it mentioned in technology and entrepreneurship contexts.
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by abrichr 13y ago
Not that I have any complaints (the opposite is true), but why is the cover art an illustration of the Toronto skyline?
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The Future Of Mobile-Social Could Spell The End For Social Networks(techcrunch.com)
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by abrichr 13y ago
My proposal was for a medical data manipulation tool for surgeons in an operating room, and I received one. Maybe I just beat you to it ;)
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by abrichr 13y ago
Right-click -> Inspect element -> Delete key -> Done.
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by abrichr 13y ago
There seems to be a lot of misunderstanding of the title. "Unlimited lifetime storage" means storage whose lifetime is unlimited. As it says in the article, the actual data capacity is "360 TB/disc".

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