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by fudged71 9y ago
There is a live HD zoomed video stream from the space station. Maybe someday they will catch one of these.
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by fudged71 9y ago
Very impressed by the results. I hope that one day our driverless cars will alert us when there is a pretty view (or a rainbow) so we take a moment to look up from our phones. Every route can be a scenic route if you have an artistic eye.
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by fudged71 9y ago
I haven't watched a single current-day military movie since 9/11. I just assume it is all propaganda in some way or another.
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by fudged71 9y ago
My understanding is Shapeways uses an advanced/custom version of Netfabb for their 3D packing. Yes they have some insane optimizations/automation already, and I believe they also use human input for certain requirements/limit
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by fudged71 9y ago
Also there are constraints with regards to specific part orientations in the build chamber and angles of specific parts of a print
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by fudged71 9y ago
What is your opinion of Clear? I just saw it on a recent trip and it seemed like a violation of privacy
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by fudged71 9y ago
Links rot over time. That's why I stopped bookmarking and started notebooking. Evernote as a personal knowledgebase.
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by fudged71 9y ago
"DragonflEye [...] create new optogenetic tools that send guidance commands from the backpack to special “steering” neurons inside the dragonfly nerve cord." [0] [0] http://www.draper.com/news/equipping-insect
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by fudged71 9y ago
WHY does it operate like that? Simply because there are no opening hours? It's 24/7?
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by fudged71 9y ago
They also just raised $30M+ with an ICO :)
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by fudged71 9y ago
As far as I care, Google Sheets has beaten several BI companies towards "Natural Language Querying" by being free and accessible to everyone.
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by fudged71 9y ago
Microsoft Surface - does it count as a tablet or a laptop to the TSA? I will be travelling a lot between the US and Canada, so need to decide between Surface or Macbook.
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by fudged71 9y ago
Programmatic contracts lead to programmatic due diligence, great idea!
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by fudged71 9y ago
I work for a company that provides automated voice calls that use real voices. You'd be surprised how often people think it's a real person even though the voice is not responding to them or speaking conversationally. I think that
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by fudged71 9y ago
This is done with an inkjet process :)
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by fudged71 9y ago
For such an impressive project the Github page is surprisingly sparse!
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by fudged71 9y ago
This is so clever. Kudos!!! Like a flash mob, everyone trying to follow the directions
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by fudged71 9y ago
A screenshot in the repo Readme would be useful before needing to go through the process
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by fudged71 9y ago
I'm reminded of 3D printing. The output today is generally shitty but the progress will lead towards something very important. Years ago I sent the first "3D fax" across the world. It felt remarkable, but it didnt pick up any
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by fudged71 9y ago
Cops in my city installed subsonic sirens on their cars to alert people who are playing loud music etc. Its always bothered me a bit about not knowing the potential impact to animals
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by fudged71 9y ago
That's a great one! This is the one I was referring to: https://youtu.be/xoyNiatRIh4?t=283 (2015)
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by fudged71 9y ago
Reddit, ProductHunt, HackerNews, TheVerge
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by fudged71 9y ago
"it is inevitable that they will type the word "poop" into the search bar. Once they do that, they'll find 9 albums by The Toilet Bowl Cleaners! It's impossible not to listen to these songs once you know they exist.
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by fudged71 9y ago
Full Text: https://sci-hub.cc/10.1039/C6TA02876D
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by fudged71 9y ago
I remember this being done at SIGGRAPH a couple years ago. Super cool!
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by fudged71 9y ago
This is spot-on. There's an assumption that if you have large/big data, then AI will be your next big step. That's absolutely not a given. I've been told that AI is just "Statistics at scale", but you wouldn&#x
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by fudged71 9y ago
Embedding
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by fudged71 9y ago
By publishing this, isn't it suggesting to foreign actors an attack vector on top government officials? I wouldn't be surprised if they got in shit for this.
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by fudged71 9y ago
Yes, until users have the expectation of their phone and other distractions are part of the VR experience. Maybe we'll call it AR.
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by fudged71 9y ago
Just because you can find a specific example where a solution doesn't work doesn't mean the solution has no merit. A fully hollow sphere may not be possible, but support structures can enable even more complex parts than hollow sp

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