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by bahro 3y ago
The butterfly you've seen is a Diaethria species, also known as the "eighty-eights" for obvious reasons.
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by bahro 3y ago
> environmental groups have already denounced the proclamation's potential to allow for high-rises in residential neighborhoods That's not an "environmental group." They may call themselves that, but there's no n
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by bahro 7y ago
This bill needs 21 votes to pass. It got 18 this afternoon, and its last chance is tomorrow. Here is a list of senators that did not vote and the districts they represent: https://twitter.com/aceckhouse/status/1222
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by bahro 7y ago
Unlike what the headline suggests, and how I'm sure this will be spun, the main reason for this was cost. San Francisco has some of the most expensive hotel inventory in the country. Perhaps this is related to the very low number of
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by bahro 8y ago
Have you played Depression Quest? http://www.depressionquest.com/dqfinal.html
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by bahro 8y ago
Taxes on vehicles and gasoline do not remotely cover the costs of road construction, let alone the costs of urban parking. Private vehicles are intensely subsidized.
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GANvas: GAN vector to canvas print with super-resolution(ganvas.studio)
4 points by bahro 8y ago|0 comments
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by bahro 8y ago
Well this is a pretty heartless way to refer to a disaster involving 188 people. (Title currently: "Lion Air's brand new Boeing 737 MAX8 crashes into sea")
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by bahro 9y ago
The 747 upper deck was United's best business-class product by far. Shame to see it go.
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Looking Up in NYC(intermittent.stream)
1 points by bahro 9y ago|0 comments
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by bahro 10y ago
Totally. If you can make instant coffee that tastes even okay, it would be revolutionary for backpacking. Coffee is the most important thing my partner and I check to make sure we have before we enter the backcountry. And it's always i
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by bahro 10y ago
"When we started the training process, many of us thought that the “fingerprint” feature described above would be the “silver bullet” that would crack the problem for us. We were surprised to note that this wasn’t the case at all — in
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by bahro 10y ago
To be clear, this article is about gravity waves ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_wave ), or ripples at the interface of two media of different densities caused by gravity, such as waves on the ocean or ridges of
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by bahro 10y ago
Flickr's resized images have a characteristically (over)sharpened appearance.
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Show HN: Homework for US, a listening project(homeworkfor.us)
1 points by bahro 10y ago|0 comments
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by bahro 10y ago
Shitty third party USB-C adapter throwing off all kinds of RF.
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by bahro 10y ago
You can compare these with some early 20th century routes from London to Australia, which had dozens of stops: http://www.timetableimages.com/ttimages/complete/iaw35aus/ia... https://i.kinja-img.co
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by bahro 10y ago
That's a really clever solution to a unique set of domain specific constraints!
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by bahro 10y ago
I coded a little thing for myself to do this a couple years ago: http://subject.space/postcards/4.html
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by bahro 10y ago
I should update my sexy map finder: http://exclav.es/2016/05/20/sexy-maps/
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Volume – The world’s first personal volumetric display(lookingglassfactory.com)
58 points by bahro 10y ago|56 comments
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by bahro 10y ago
I haven't heard of one, but this is a good idea!
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by bahro 10y ago
Why on earth would they distribute this without a trained model? Several weeks of training time on a multi-thousand dollar piece of specialized hardware are required to actually run this. Google clearly has many different trained versions o
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by bahro 10y ago
> Researchers at the University of Manchester, in England, have gone a step beyond mirrors and fashioned an immersive virtual-reality system for treating patients with phantom-limb pain. Detectors transpose movement of real limbs into a
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The Stupid Shit No One Needs and Terrible Ideas Hackathon 2.0(stupidhackathon.github.io)
265 points by bahro 10y ago|64 comments
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by bahro 10y ago
Yes. It is coronary heart disease.
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by bahro 10y ago
Yep, Planet Labs uses tiny satellites. Their resolution advantage is temporal, not spatial.
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by bahro 11y ago
"According to Doctors Without Borders, which is critical of drug-pricing policies, it costs Gilead $100 to manufacture the 90 pills in the 12-week course." Sounds more like a $1.11 pill to me. And it seems pretty straightforward t
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by bahro 11y ago
To filter out particles that aren't neutrinos, which would otherwise cause noise on the detector.
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by bahro 11y ago
If the rain comes, they run and hide their heads

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