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by darwinwhy 6y ago
Like it or not, certain parts of the US are too rural/poor to justify even monopolists expanding internet service there. This will incentivize them to build in those areas.
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
To be fair to the OP, they probably don't have a Bloomberg subscription.
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The Astounding Physics of N95 Masks [video](youtube.com)
2 points by darwinwhy 6y ago|0 comments
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
I would think the business/ethical policies of Twitter and Facebook would be something "good hackers would find interesting".
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
I did a search for "lidar" in this thread and found nothing. But this seems like the kind of obstacle that lidar would detect every time? I'm not an autonomous vehicle engineer, so can anyone more qualified comment on whether
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
College presidents/chancellors don't do as much administrating as they do fundraising from alumni and donors. This is more true the higher up in university prestige you go. The amount of value they bring in from donor contribution
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
Did you own the domain and redirect it to Dawkins' publisher's website?
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Climb Mount Improbable: Evolvable Critters in JavaScript(gwern.net)
84 points by darwinwhy 6y ago|87 comments
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
It's probably not worth it. Anyone needing near-real-time feed webhook updates will probably build their own scraper.
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
If you've ever played or watched a social VR game like VRChat, I think you'd come to believe as I do, that complete social expressiveness is impossible to achieve with current technology. The most experienced and skilled players t
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
Do you guys have any plans to create webhooks that let you know when a feed/search is updated with a new article in real time?
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by darwinwhy 6y ago
A play on Berkeley's claim to being the #1 Public University