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Brainflayer: A Password Cracker That Steals Bitcoins from Your Brain
(wired.com)
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Memcomputing NP-complete problems in polynomial time using polynomial resources
(advances.sciencemag.org)
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11y ago
and that's how the revolution starts, those heavy babies grow up to overthrow the communist government.
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freefrancisco
11y ago
This will be awesome once Google makes a nexus that can actually fit in my pocket. I've only switched from nexus to iPhone a few months ago when I lost my nexus 5 and found that nexus 6 is gigantic. The iPhone is pretty but I miss th
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When I had a Google Nexus and I used Google Voice as my phone number, most of the things I could do in my phone I could do in my computer as well. Recently I had my phone stolen and I decided to try the iPhone, mostly because the latest Ne
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Self-fuelled liquid metal motor
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A self-fueled liquid metal motor
(newscientist.com)
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12y ago
If the US doesn't want all the tech talent, they will have to go somewhere else. If another city outside the US becomes a magnet that concentrates all that talent, be prepared to relinquish leadership.
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FNV Hash
(isthe.com)
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Huge electric field found in ice-cold laughing gas – ScienceAlert
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NASA Voyager: 'Tsunami Wave' Still Flies Through Interstellar Space
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12y ago
Even if the study had been conducted properly, this only addresses walking vs running. That running is better than walking doesn't necessarily mean that people should go and start running. How about running vs lifting weights, runnin
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Galactic-Scale Electric Fields Could Solve the Dark Matter Mystery
(medium.com)
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Congrats Meteor team!
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Scientists Create First Living Organism With 'Artificial' DNA
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Epic Halloween Prank by Tom Mabe
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
It should blink and beep, and have a 60s Batman yellow callout around it.
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Ask HN: Entrepreneurs and freelancers, what are you doing for Obamacare?
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IBM's Newest Invention Mimics the Human Brain on an Atomic Level
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13y ago
If it's really more efficient than the current system, it should be fundable from the existing entitlements. Just dismantle the programs, fire all the bureaucrats running them, and divert all these funds toward the basic income. If i
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This is madness! The decay of western civilization is nigh! All we need is the string theory 11-dimensional version of the game to show up and doom us all!
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17 Equations That Changed The World
(businessinsider.com)
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The problem is not so much what the aliens might do to us, but what their microorganisms, bacteria/virus equivalents, might do to all of earth's life. Our microorganisms would survive and adapt, we might not.
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Finally solved the damn thing!
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13y ago
"It's a dumb ideology that falls apart with literally any amount of thought", except that it is not libertarianism. Before putting any amount of thought into demolishing a "dumb ideology" you should probably put so
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Push-button pleasure
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It would be interesting to put these transactions, or the whole blockchain, in a graph database like Neo4J. Dealing with it as a graph would make it easier to find the sinks for all the transactions that started from that wallet. It would
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+1 to this. I would be very much in the market for meal replacements like MealSquares or Soylent, but they both have lots of sugar and carbs. I try to follow a paleo diet, I don't always succeed at following it closely, but the most i
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I would definitely not read a tech book like that, I want it to read history books and fiction, the kind of reading I do to relax. I was thinking of writing something that would let me speed up and slow down or back up with simple finger m
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Because the books I bought from amazon are already in the kindle format. Amazon already lets me read them on a kindle app from a computer, an ipad, and an android as long as I'm authenticated. I figured they would let me authenticate
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