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I think a brain implant requires a BCI http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain%E2%80%93computer_interfac... Yes, wireless would be possible but the connection to the brain and speaking the same language are the biggest hurd
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He worked very hard, it just came natural to him. If he was lower-class he would have never had access to early computers and it would be much less likely that he would have been successful at all. He was a natural leader, but you can'
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13y ago
There are tons of them. Below is a good list of them that has been around for a while, enjoy. http://bootstraphero.com/the-big-badass-list-of-twitter-boot...
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13y ago
Reason #1 for the harsh tone was the requirement of a social media Like before the download. Reason #2 was that I was disappointed that a CSS file with a few colors changed passes as an HN article these days. Humility is a valuable lesson t
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13y ago
It wouldn't be necessary to pull one out unless you needed to increase the bandwidth of the connection. A BCI would probably be able to be unplugged. There is also no reason that it couldn't be wireless. http://www.extr
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13y ago
The first ones probably won't be easy to upgrade. The far from future ones will be so advanced that they will upgrade themselves or "grow". The BCIs that can be upgraded can either be plugged in and unplugged to be upgraded o
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13y ago
What do you mean? There are tons of text editors. Source: https://www.google.com/search?q=text+editor
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13y ago
http://bootsnipp.com/ is nice, doesn't have everything but can speed up prototyping dramatically.
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13y ago
Another flat CSS theme for bootstrap? How many minutes did that take you? The layout on the site does look nice though. http://flathemes.com/ is your main website, it has a link to download version 1.0.1 (even though github
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13y ago
If only there was some sort of Remote Desktop software...
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I prefer (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24 * 2) == 2 days
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13y ago
It happens a lot more than people think. If your company has 20,000 employees and it's routine for many of them to fly, then the odds are that something bad will happen eventually. http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010
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https://www.google.com/about/company/history/#2002 2002 - "The first Google product for enterprises is released: the Google Search Appliance is a yellow box that businesses can plug into their computer n
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Found http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_(American_band) Interesting way to get your name out, "Is this a band or a typo? I must search Google to find out!"
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The Google self-driving cars have been well over 500k without an accident in automatic mode (there was one accident with someone driving it in manual). Autonomous vehicles will result in a huge reduction of automotive fatalities and it'
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13y ago
2 dead, 20+ injured and 5 in critical condition. Why isn't the government and the entire population pushing for and subsidizing autonomous vehicles? Cars are dangerous. "X were playing at the time." Is there a band named X or
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13y ago
That would be very difficult without the server-side code. Maybe someone can think of a clever way though. Here is a way to get any time you want from it: http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/now/20h30m.png
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Hahahaha, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcTu0-1rqAU "What country has the most doctors?"
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1) That's a huge transformation that isn't going to happen suddenly, it'll be gradual. We will be able to rent our cars out for the day while we are at work within the next 10 years. 2) Research has been going on in to make t
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List of Emerging Technologies
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The List of Lists and List of Lists of Lists usually results in me having to block myself from Wikipedia for the day. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Lists_of_lists http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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I don't see how they can group electricians in the same category as front desk clerks and parking lot attendants. What are the disciplines of the PhD graduates? Were any of them earned online or at an unaccredited university? These are
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That's awful for the people who are dead, their families, and the company. This brings up an important lesson about minimizing risk that many businesses should consider. Many companies forbid the upper management from traveling togethe
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I do consulting and software development and am technically a small business. I'm down to a single client (much easier to manage than multiple clients) so I can pretty much pick my projects, work at my own pace, and get paid fairly dec
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I posted this Wikipedia article to see if anyone has any additions or updates for any of these technologies and to hopefully generate discussion about them. How many years until we can send our cars out to go get food? I'd guess 10 yea
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13y ago
Software developers and entrepreneurs like problem solving and advanced technologies. Stories about aviation and other seemingly unrelated topics could spark ideas as to how to improve something or inspire a different way to solve a problem
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Medium speed, but not low, they're pressurized and all of the equipment can operate at very high altitudes. The A-10 is designed to operate below 1,000 feet, low and fast. The A-10 can operate in the lower 400 mph range and the AC-130
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I dunno, I'd rather see an AC-130 H/U/J/W or an Apache in the air above me providing continuous support rather than a few strafing runs from a fast moving A-10. The A-10 can get to the scene faster, that's about it.
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http://www.submarinecablemap.com/ http://www.cablemap.info/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine_communications_cable http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_layer
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There are usually multiple microphones in phones and tablets. I have 7 devices in my office with microphones that I use ocassionally. 2 of them are phones and have the potential to be always-on (hopefully not though). I have a webcam /
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