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Michibiki satellites used to run unmanned harvester
(asahi.com)
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9y ago
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Six Years After Fukushima, Robots Finally Find Reactors’ Melted Uranium Fuel
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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9y ago
That seems possibly illegal. :-/
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9y ago
I suspect he may end up using a chunk of that on litigation defense.
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9y ago
No? I used to eat bowl after bowl as kid because they tasted close to candy, but were "breakfast food".
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9y ago
Breath, drink, eat, sleep?
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9y ago
Maybe take an page from the Easter Islander playbook: Build vast networks of rock wall closed cells. Wind blowing over these will tend to deposit some of its soil. Bonus points if the walls are high enough to keep out sheep. ;-)
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9y ago
Interesting. If you were interacting for 16h a day "in country" for 7 weeks, then (16 * 7 * 7) + 150 + 85 = 1019 hours. If State Departments say 400 hours, then this sheds light on why many non-native fluent speakers recommend imm
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9y ago
I asked a tween relative whether they or anyone they know uses FB. They answered, "No one." They said they all use Instagram, though. So the current tween generation is still on an FB platform, just not FB itself.
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9y ago
Other than saying 'Hi', I generally don't interact with anyone in the Apple Store these days. I get what I need, scan the bar codes of the items I'm buying in the Apple Store app, and then walk out.
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akeck
9y ago
Or a superconducting power line to the coast.
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9y ago
In the 2007-2012 era, SHA1 was common. Also, the salts will slow down cracking a little for passwords not already known.
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9y ago
I learned about Slashdot from a screenshot demoing the Enlightenment VM.
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Why I won't be getting a SIM card in my new country
(sophiaellis.co)
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9y ago
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Octopuses Are Urbanists, Too
(citylab.com)
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9y ago
No mention of sleep? * http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpsy/article/PIIS2215-03...
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9y ago
I prefer the Shiller PE for my doom-and-gloom. ;-) http://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe/
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9y ago
So, where's the $150K per student in tuition going?
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Ask HN: Would “Chrome OS Mobile” plus React et al make phones simpler?
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Inside an Epic Hotel Room Hacking Spree
(wired.com)
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New App Replaces Ultrasound with Smartphone Camera to Measure Heart Health
(m.caltech.edu)
1 points
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9y ago
Stories like these remind me of the pilot of the "new" Battlestar Galactica (2004), in which the modern info systems have been compromised prior to the initial attack and everything except the oldest fighters goes dark immediately
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A machine that composes chess problems (2014)
(en.chessbase.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
I also like the suggestion made in various places that research not be publishable until it's independently replicated.
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A Live-In Library That's All About the American West
(citylab.com)
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9y ago
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Raspberry Pi Is the Brains Behind Automated Greenhouse
(hackaday.com)
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9y ago
I read this piece, and then sat in silence for long time. Memento Mori. I need to hug my family a little tighter tonight.
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9y ago
When I look at a two hundred year US inflation/deflation graph, it looks like taking us off the gold standard provided some form of damping.
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9y ago
I wonder if, in the future, being able not to be on any social media will be an higher class privilege.
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9y ago
I do three things to cut consumption: borrow, rent, and "rent". "Rent" is buy high quality/high value, and resell for a significant fraction of retail when you are done with it. I learned it from a friend at work. S
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