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by ccozan 9y ago
I don't understand the downvotes. Can someone explain? Is a valid question, looking for an answer from a person with more knowledge.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Is this a case where robots could do almost all work? Define an area, load the saplings and send the robot to bore holes, put the sapling, fill, repeat.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Actually it is speculated that the the origin ist "Sang(re) Real" ( royal blood ) which metamorphosed into San Graal. Looking for it meant to search for the ( possible) lost blood line of Jesus, I think.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Absolutely spot on. That's the reason I am ( or got ) into freelancing. No one asks about this details.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Lazarus sounds like an echo to the Into the Badlands, which I very much enjoy.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Well, I would say, the mother of all mobility market!
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by ccozan 9y ago
How about building something similar to a space power station that loads huge batteries, then gravitationally launches them towards ground, while on the other side an automated system launches rockets with empty batteries that docks to the
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by ccozan 9y ago
Speaking of which, they also could be used to condense the (low) air humidity and channel it into the ground, so the possibility to create a micro ecology system is even more higher. Water immediately attracts life.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I think the main takeout of the article is: "..Once a technical innovation has been introduced,.., people usually become dependent on it."
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by ccozan 9y ago
Found this[1] answer. Basically, each of them is watching/controlling a small part or a subsystem of a such mission. Some organisational overhead is possible ( dunno, chief scientist, mission director/assistant, etc ). [1] http:&
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by ccozan 9y ago
Linking my comment to a sister submission [1]: Final Images ( choose Grand Finale ) https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/galleries/images/ I wonder if it got destroyed or just lost the signal due to the atmosphere. Amazing
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by ccozan 9y ago
Final Images ( choose Grand Finale ) https://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov/galleries/images/ I wonder if it got destroyed or just lost the signal due to the atmosphere. Amazing times to live.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I'd say that Google is not interested in the phone business. After all, they did have Motorola Mobility [1]. As other said, they are after the VR stuff, and any sale will contain that bit. They will let phones run a bit, then either se
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by ccozan 9y ago
Now I have in mind the Terminator scenario, except we need to send it for the guy who though on this <script> tag.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Isn't this a problem that Xanadu[1] is trying to solve? [1] http://www.xanadu.net/
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by ccozan 9y ago
The Packstation of DHL is great. What also DP/DHL did, is to make every little shop a micro-postoffice. Probably gave them some incentives, but it works great if you are not at home, you can be sure your package is at the store max 5 m
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by ccozan 9y ago
You are definitively not alone in this. I know my ideas are kind of crazy, they can work but to validate the research at least one year would be needed. Another one to build a prototype, maybe more to create a commercial product. Which mean
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by ccozan 9y ago
Indeed, but they cannot go over the constitutional law and overrule the data protection that is fundamental. They have to remove painstakingly all the obvious traces of you from all a data dump. All the non-obvious must be also possible to
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by ccozan 9y ago
> fundamental problem is you read yesterday's news instead of inventing the future. ..and this my friend, is such an understatement. I wish everyone hooked on social media to read this phrase every hour. I do, indeed, read HN, becau
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by ccozan 9y ago
Indeed, there are a few companies that can help you with this[0][1], even bigger ones like TI. It is somewhat expected that you are driving this, though. There are plenty of resources on the internet about every step to production. [0] htt
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by ccozan 9y ago
Hmm? Most MMI in Audi's lately ( mine included ) have voice input. It does work really good, but only in German, though.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I drive daily my german Autobahn. With no exception, I haven't seen a Tesla drive faster than 120 Km/H. Most of them trail behind a truck, probably to conserve energy - less wind resistance. I almost laugh when I see them crawling
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by ccozan 9y ago
and the corporate. Windows will not dissapear so soon from corporate desktops.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Also Infineon is quite a leader of power components for electric cars. Teoretically Bosch + Infineon could team up and produce an electric car with no help from outside.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Re: collecting data. They will never do it. The cannot because the law does not allow it. A more stricter law is coming. For the suppliers of self driving components is a nightmare, they only can infer datapoints. Tesla also cannot collect
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by ccozan 9y ago
A real whiteboard! Easy to edit and organize. With colors too!
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by ccozan 9y ago
And also is meant to be opened be _everyone_, so the mechanism has to be very simple too.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I don't think that is a good pro-tip. Have you noticed lately that laptops are becoming smaller and lighter? I can't imagine an X1 Carbon doing anything to a skull...And hitting with the corner may be life dangerous, after all you
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by ccozan 9y ago
well, isn't this the whole idea of christianity? I came to peace with my death. It can come anytime. It might not come too soon ( I am a healthy beast at my 40's), but I am not afraid of it. We live anyway furthe like a hologram t
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by ccozan 9y ago
Actually besides 3 step motors ( for rotating in three axis ), rubber wheels to hold the sphere and a sensor to measure the water level, I don't think you need more. What I don't know is how much water you need, probably this can

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