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   PBS Frontline – Secrets Politics and Torture [video](pbs.org)

   1 points by bronz 11y ago|1 comments
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   by bronz 11y ago

   I bought a Realtek SDR a while ago. It didn't come with an antenna, so what little signal it receives is overshadowed by all the noise my computer makes. I really need to get that thing working. Incredibly cool stuff.
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   by bronz 11y ago

   I will save everyone some time and quote the only definitive statement in the entire article. >"Most people buy rooftop solar panels because they think it will save them money or make them green, or both. But the truth is that rooft
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   by bronz 11y ago

   I wonder if the fabric is machine washable.
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   by bronz 11y ago

   I was a very dedicated supporter of VR from 2012 to 2014. Unfortunately I have come to the conclusion that VR will flounder, especially in the coveted "seated experience" category. When the DK2s began to land on the doorsteps of d
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   by bronz 11y ago

   Here is another article by the same guy. https://hbr.org/2015/04/why-tesla-wont-be-able-to-scale He argues that Tesla will not be able to scale for two reasons. The first and most credible reason is that Tesla has
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   by bronz 11y ago

   The warranty lasts 10 years. It is basically guaranteed to work for ten years. This is probably analogous to the 60k mile warranty that comes with a Prius. Nobody is junking their Prius after 60 thousand miles. Look at the press kit for mor
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   by bronz 11y ago

   To those who say that this battery doesn't do anything new and lead acid is cheaper, I would like to refer you to this article. http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=iphone
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   by bronz 11y ago

   his reasons: load shifting, self consumption, backup, (saving the planet from global warming)
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    by bronz 11y ago

    Like many important things in America, children are neglected. Everybody gets divorced even if they have kids. And everybody works even if they have a spouse that works, even if they have kids. And we send our kids to public schools where t
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    JB Straubel – The Future of Transportation [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by bronz 11y ago|0 comments
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    Researchers Demonstrate Heat and Sound Are Magnetic(spectrum.ieee.org)

    47 points by bronz 12y ago|16 comments
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Does the autopilot handle bridge inspections?
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    by bronz 12y ago

    This is really cool.
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    NavLab 1984 – 1994 (2007) [video](youtube.com)

    3 points by bronz 12y ago|0 comments
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Can someone please comment on the significance of this for the physics layman.
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Thank you very much.
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Where can I learn more about the forces underlying the topography of cities? I find the connection you described between house width and taxation to be fascinating.
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    by bronz 12y ago

    This has caught the attention of Elon Musk https://twitter.com/elonmusk
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    by bronz 12y ago

    OK, I have done a little Googling. The evidence boils down to only a few verifiable facts. In the Bay Area, a van registered to apple was spotted. The van was mounted with hardware that is unmistakably designed for car automation, namely sp
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    by bronz 12y ago

    I would really like to know if it is likely that any video footage was captured of the soft landing. From afar or from cameras on the first stage itself. Edit: Elon Musk tweeted a still image from what looks like video footage from aboard t
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    by bronz 12y ago

    I haven't looked into the details or the validity of the claims made in this article. That said, this is really cool. The application of high throughput computing to optics and RF stuff is very exciting right now.
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    by bronz 12y ago

    I am really excited for The Witness. If you ever watch one of Mr Blows interviews on Youtube you will see why. His philosophy about video games is interesting and refreshing. Particularly, his thoughts on establishing a dialogue between the
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Do you need to pay royalties to Microsoft in order to use DX12/DX11 in a commercial game?
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    by bronz 12y ago

    I would also recommend these readings for those of you who are interested in deep learning: http://yyue.blogspot.com/2015/01/a-brief-overview-of-deep-le... http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~bengioy&#x2F
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Reading List is annoying to use and inferior to tabs.
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Wow, you really get it. You really hit the nail of the head about bookmarks. They are almost always completely forgotten. Tabs, however, are constantly groomed and sifted through and pruned. If I could have my way, I would take Safari with
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    by bronz 12y ago

    No apologies are needed, nothing critical was lost :). Cool project BTW.
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Because I cycle through a lot of tabs. Yes, some of them I leave up for months to pick away at, but others I finish in just a day. It's much easier to close tabs than to edit my bookmarks constantly. And losing those tabs isn't an
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    by bronz 12y ago

    Just a warning, if you try this while using Safari it might crash and close all of your tabs somehow. And it might make it so that you can't reopen those tabs despite the fact that you have tabs set to be restored each session. And you