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hammock
2y ago
>Most of the CCTV and Ring cameras are pretty lousy and they're in fixed locations. The CCTVs in Chicago are 360 degree panning plus up/down, and can zoom-in four blocks away with enough resolution to make out a face and licens
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2y ago
>My concerns are around the normalization of pointing high-resolution cameras at people around you all the time. This already exists with CCTVs on every major city streetcorner and Ring cameras on every doorstep. Not to mention Tesla clo
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hammock
2y ago
That makes sense and sounds really useful
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2y ago
“Eye contact” is not a monolith though. Typically we look at someone’s eyes when we are speaking but their mouth when they are speaking. And eye contact can be a pattern of crossing between their left and right eyes. And making and breaking
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2y ago
So it’s hygiene and structure
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We Are in Need of Renaissance People
(thefp.com)
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2y ago
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Association between Covid-19 vaccine/infection and new-onset asthma in children
(link.springer.com)
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2y ago
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A recent surge in global warming is not detectable yet
(nature.com)
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2y ago
Isn't "watching the movement of my attention" another way of saying "being in the present"? To include body scans, etc.
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2y ago
My school had to ban Tamagotchis back in the day…
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Los Angeles fetus disposal scandal (1982)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
You may be interested in the 1945 Project - which collects the stories of hibakusha,[1] or atomic bomb survivors: https://www.1945project.com/ There is also Yoshito Matsushige, a survivor and the only photographer who was a
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2y ago
Biscuits and gravy are really the only heritage Southern food in that list. Hashbrowns came from diner culture (northeast), waffles came from Belgium (New york and the midwest), maple syrup came from the sugar maple range (some parts of app
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2y ago
The article addresses this. Referring to the origination of the formal index, "The restaurants eventually became a key feature on a color-coded map that his team provided to help the public and local officials identify where storm dama
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2y ago
https://archive.today/ is another one
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2y ago
Spain and France as well. Computadora was a Latin American thing
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2y ago
There is no indoor plumbing without tradeoffs. Copper, PVC, CPVC, PEX, etc all leach just different chemicals. Maybe copper with lead-free solder is best? Very expensive though
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2y ago
Agree. The easiest way to get the parts of the news you want is to go search on Twitter
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2y ago
Every FT article is paywalled
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2y ago
The Atlantic is bankrolled by Steve Jobs wife and historically is more of a “think tank” outlet than a journalistic enterprise
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2y ago
Sell and buy
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2y ago
Love that. Well-done marketing* can orient a consumer into a preferred "local optimum territory" , leading to satisfiction(?) and sales * For example, the limited selection of candy at the checkout aisle. All you have to do is get
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2y ago
Fair point... it was a coastal California-centric point but there is plenty of nuance or adjustment to be made. At some point in the 90's we'd probably have said "Silver E class Mercedes" is the most expedient luxury sed
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2y ago
The distinction between the set of five "right" principles and the five "worse is better" principles is known as compromise in design. It's the opposite of what marketers want you to think of when they say "unc
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2y ago
There was an article posted on here[1] a while back that I only just found again, introducing the term "expedience." The idea was that we think we live in a world where people have to have "the best" sweater, be on "
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Nondisclosure: Covid vaccine ad blitz sidestepped transparency rules
(highlandcountypress.com)
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2y ago
The whole thing reminds me of how we used to check out BASIC books from the library and manually type in complete programs, games etc from the book and run them. I wouldn’t say I learned NOTHING, far from it, but it definitely wasn’t a path
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2y ago
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/japans-ministry-of-... Your characterization is inaccurate, of both the reporting and the technology
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2y ago
Sankey diagram? Can you give an example?
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Face masks and protection against Covid-19, other viral infections in children
(sciencedirect.com)
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