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by bhhaskin 9y ago
This is pretty neat! I hate having to open everything if I change projects or tasks.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Really neat tech. It would take a lot of trust to use it though. I don't see too many home or office applications, but it could be pretty useful in medical or industrial settings.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
I was just talking to my SO about the cement ship the other day. Not really so much about the ship itself, but the fact the pier is suffering the same fate as the ship. It was once a rather big fishing spot when I was growing up, but not it
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
That's true. An independent investigation is really the only way to know for sure.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
I often wonder how factual articles like this are. Under modern labor laws it would be difficult to create the kind of situations described. Especially in California. Unions have been trying infiltrate Tesla for awhile now. They have the mo
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
That website seems to hijack back button history...
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
I agree. The post title rule doesn't always work.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
The title is very clickbaity and should be changed. Not the OPs fault.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
A strong ramp-up takes time to plan and implement. Especially in a large organization such as the TSA or U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
More and more it seems like we are slipping towards a dystopia. Inch by inch our privacy rights are slowly being striped away. Not just by governments but by corporations, and once they are gone it is next to impossible to get them back.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
That is truly amazing, and it really isn't a medical device. A simple solution that will make the lives of many much better.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
What a world we live in. Being able to design proteins online and have them synthesized. Well done!
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Its interesting how ELIZA seems to ask mostly question while PARRY tends to make statements. I wonder what would happen if you placed either bot up against a modern chatbot.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
I wonder what the impact on number of flights will be. It is starting to become less and less appealing to fly to the US.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
That is pretty amazing. Programmers where able to create games for hardware that never had any games created for it.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
It seems to me that we are at a critical tipping point in becoming a dystopian society. If we are not careful we are going to fall right off the edge. Crazy times we live in.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
I could see this having the opposite effect. Allowing more people to abuse handicapped spots.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
We know how to live on another planet like Mars. The issue is getting there, and getting there at scale.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
I wouldn't trust a device such as the Echo Dot to be reliable enough (or any IoT device for that matter). It was never build for that purpose.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
You haven't heard the allegations that Uber approached Levandowski while still at Google to start Otto so Uber could buy them later?
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
Uber is also getting their pants sued off by Google for selling self driving car trade secrets. A suit that Uber is more than likely going to lose.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
I find it fascinating that media companies like news papers have completely tied their success to a 3rd party platform like Facebook. They have essentially given all of the publishing power to Facebook. AMP is another one that comes to mind
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
Everything has to start somewhere. It wasn't too long ago that most people would have said the same about computers in general.
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8-bit CPU control logic: Part 1(youtube.com)
2 points by bhhaskin 10y ago|0 comments
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
So it is basically a fancy solar still. It's neat, but the title makes it sound like it is some amazing technological breakthrough, when it is really just a high tech improvement on a technology that has been around since the stone age
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
What a scummy company.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
It's pretty amazing how far you can push standard wifi with line of sight.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
It's scary how much power we give IOT devices. It would be trivial for a utility company to alter or change readings in their favor.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
That's a real the danger of IoT devices. What happens if the company goes out of business, Or the company decides to terminate support? Cloud services should be additives not necessities.
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by bhhaskin 10y ago
Oh man, that site is a blast from the past in terms of web development.

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