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fratlas
7y ago
brain-computer interface This one actually is being worked on, and it's a very hard problem. Great high level article of where we're at https://waitbutwhy.com/2017/04/neuralink.html
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7y ago
I imagine self driving cars won't be outside of cities for years and years.
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Ask HN: Australian ISP blocking DNS
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7y ago
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7y ago
https://outline.com/4zf4Dd
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7y ago
I mean with those numbers, some napkin math: if even 50% of that travel was captured by a rail system with maybe $100-150 tickets, seems like it might pay itself off after a few decades. Sounds like a worthy investment, while providing jobs
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7y ago
Link to learn more?
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7y ago
I've been seeing a lot of calls about this incoming downturn (especially HN), does anyone have any articles/analysis they can point me to? Would love to read up on the state of it.
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8y ago
I've noticed this disparity within my friend circles. The objectively attractive men match/sleep with multiple woman a month where almost all of the men with near average looks get approximately zero matches. Interesting indeed. M
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8y ago
It states it depends on bandwidth, sometimes 720 is served. I certainly receive 720p in aus.
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8y ago
The Netflix issue isn't really DRM, it's just a way to minimize bandwidth[1]; they found HQ 720 encodes to be sufficient quality for most consumers. I personally find it lacking. [1]: https://medium.com/netflix-tec
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8y ago
Oh wow, Australian ISPs have blocked voat/4chan/8chan
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8y ago
I don't know about others, but I would rather Instagram stay separate to facebook. I know it's only messaging, but it's a step in that direction.
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8y ago
1-2 hours of moderately intense exercise
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fratlas
8y ago
Has anyone managed to break out of this? I've tried increasing exercise, waking up with sunlight; nothing works
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fratlas
8y ago
Are there any databases that can link fingerprints to identities? Could there be companies legally using them?
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8y ago
Similar, but solid and with some kind of taste
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8y ago
Can't wait until someone creates healthy, long shelf life food that is cheap, and tastes OK. Would be a game changer.
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8y ago
What would the risk analysis look like for sovereign debt?
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Ask HN: Has your company successfully used ML to produce value?
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8y ago
Ha! The wedding was just around the corner from where I live. It's a small world, love seeing Australians on HN :)
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8y ago
Well I don't think they did anything new/novel. Snapchat succeeded because the concept of _just_ sending dumb photos/videos to close friends didn't exist. Adding friends to circles was also too much work for the user I t
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8y ago
What I am hoping for, based on what I would like to exist: Something more genuine; think older fb (writing on people's walls), snapchat. Facebook/Insta in 2018 is basically a social linkedin - used to showcase yourself as a person
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8y ago
What tool for you use for the daily task logging? Or just good old paper?
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8y ago
If an individual prefers a style of learning - wouldn't that enable them to enjoy learning for longer periods of time and deeper? Maybe not more efficiently but overall definitely has an impact.
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8y ago
This is fantastic, and going to be very underrated by HN. The visualisation is extremely useful.
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8y ago
What was the tech stack? Did you use a graph db? I've built my own in neo4j for about 500M data points, but would love to know what you used.
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8y ago
Surely there are other variables - increased renting prices caused workers to move further away from work; cycling would no longer be viable?
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8y ago
I imagine you have no regrets?
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8y ago
"replacement stem cell populations" You expect us to be able to revert the ageing process through stem cells? Any stem cells or specifically those of the host? How far off do you estimate (order of magnitude - 10/100/500
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8y ago
Can you open source this? Sounds helpful
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