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Startup CTO Discusses Using Blockchain for 30M+ Vaccination Certificates(alphalist.podigee.io)
2 points by car 5y ago|0 comments
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by car 5y ago
After a recent purge of Amazon spy devices in my home, I'm left with a non-functional Echo Wall clock. It seems rather sophisticated, since the time can be set remote (it does eat batteries though). I like the design a lot and would li
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by car 5y ago
Find a clinic that is specialized in sleep medicine (e.g.[1]), they might be able to diagnose you. This could be caused by some underlying disease. [1] https://med.stanford.edu/sleepdivision.html
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Time to Act – ESA's Space Environment Report 2021(esa.int)
2 points by car 5y ago|0 comments
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by car 5y ago
Just imagine if FaceTime had become an open standard… That was the plan when it was first presented by Steve Jobs [0]. [0] https://appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/08/inside_iphone_4_f...
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by car 5y ago
The power supply is using gallium nitride [0], very cool! Using GaN shows attention to detail, glad I ordered that as well. [0] https://frame.work/blog/power-adapter
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by car 6y ago
<use xlink> will accomplish what you want to do.
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by car 6y ago
You can use SVG image fallback [1] in older browsers. [1] https://css-tricks.com/a-complete-guide-to-svg-fallbacks/
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by car 6y ago
Multicolor, gradients and animation are more reasons to use SVG. Pretty amazing what’s doable nowadays. Edit: examples here [1] [1] https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/svg-animations/
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by car 6y ago
Or how about a large battery pack that drops back to the ground after take off, eliminating it’s weight from the airframe?
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by car 6y ago
I think you are right, it would be surprising if we discovered something outside our understanding of physics (god) to give us what we perceive as consciousness. It's been hypothesized that some unknown quantum effect might provide us
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by car 6y ago
Right. I’m naive in assigning more capability to these models than they posess. I found a quote from Geoff Hinton where he talked about this last year. From [1]: “I can take an image and a tiny bit of noise and CNNs will recognize it as so
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by car 6y ago
It’s really surprising to me how easily AI can be fooled. Maybe there is a fundamental difference between our visual system and what is represented in a visual recognition CNN. Could it be the complexity of billions of cells vs. the simplif
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by car 6y ago
How do we know that mammalian visual systems aren’t fundamentally different from AI? What you predict is nothing but an assumption.
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by car 6y ago
Too bad it’s toxic, otherwise Beryllium bike frames would be amazing. Since it’s number four in the periodic table and therefore very light, it has been used to make the James Webb space telescope mirrors [1]. [1] https://www.nas
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by car 6y ago
A short video [1] with Andrea Wulf about Humboldt and her book. Edit: A documentary[2] based on the book. [1] https://vimeo.com/93417125 [2] https://www.smithsonianchannel.com/details/show/humboldt-e
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by car 6y ago
Good thinking! The newer R10 pores have a dual read head, essentially two holes in sequence inside the same barrel. The linked page [1] has an image. [1] https://nanoporetech.com/about-us/news/r103-newest-nanopore-.
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by car 6y ago
I remember seeing an Altair 8800 next to a "Gandalf" at WeirdStuff in Sunnyvale, a few years before they closed for good. Had no idea what these were.
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by car 6y ago
Drivers for really old ones are baked into macOS apparently. PCI pass through then delivers native graphics performance. Edit: All Kepler GPUs are supported.
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by car 6y ago
I bought the predecessor and everything was fine.
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by car 6y ago
Agreed. My thesis was on the genetics of schizophrenia. A genetic contribution has been shown through twin adoption studies. Researching the literature, it turned out that there are hundreds of theories on the etiology of this psychosis. Th
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Corona Test Center at Frankfurt Airport is using IOTA Token for Immutable Tests(twitter.com)
1 points by car 6y ago|0 comments
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by car 6y ago
These apps are found in the 'Health App' under 'Audiogram'. The app I used is called Mimi Hearing Test. Free, and calibrated for regular Airpods. There are two more apps listed for audiograms, Streaks and SonicCloud Pers
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by car 6y ago
Reliable NAT traversal is what propelled Skype to fame and billions back in the day, and was later codified by the VoIP folks at the IETF into STUN/ICE and TURN. WebRTC is basically a VoIP client with JS API built into the browser.
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by car 6y ago
Not sure if this is a solution for you, since you describe neural processing fatigue. The Apple AirPods Pro have the ability to modify sound output based on an audiogram. The audiogram can be generated by other certified apps, that have bee
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by car 6y ago
A treasure trove of information on food industry research influence can be found on Michael Greger’s website: https://nutritionfacts.org/?s=Food+industry Pretty scary indeed.
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by car 6y ago
If anything, being beholden to a corporation whose success hinges on favorable research findings is a recipe for corruption. Not that academics are free from that, but at least there is less pressure for bias. Of course, unless they are fun
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by car 6y ago
The “How Not to Die” cookbook also has some good smoothie recipies.
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by car 6y ago
Makes sense, is has to do with how quickly the blood sugar rises after a meal. This is known as glycemic index, which can for instance be defined by the way food was process. An example are instant oatmeal vs. steel cut oats. Great explaine
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by car 6y ago
Great, this is exactly what has been found in studies. There is a way to eat as much as you want, no calorie-counting, no portion control, just eat. It is well explained by Dr. Greger [1]. It boils down to foods having different energy den

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