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Neuroscientists decode brain speech signals into actual sentences(theguardian.com)
7 points by humantiy 7y ago|0 comments
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Fossil-Free Energy Supply Gives Sweden Edge in Green Steel Race(bloomberg.com)
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Google Continues Investments in Military and Police AI Technology Through VC Arm(theintercept.com)
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NASA’s Tess Satellite Spots ‘Missing Link’ Exoplanets(nytimes.com)
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Capital One: hacker stole data of over 100m Americans(theguardian.com)
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Los Angeles police: personal data of thousands of officers stolen in breach(theguardian.com)
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by humantiy 7y ago
I've always looked at the polygraph as not really a lie detector but more so as the person taking it believe their own statements or doesn't get nervous.
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by humantiy 7y ago
I laughed just reading the headline. Hard to argue their logic though if people are trying to convert people to veggies that look & taste like meat then it should be ok to do the reverse as well even though its probably more in jest th
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by humantiy 7y ago
I hope it stays in Minneapolis and doesn't spread outside of the city for a number of reasons. I enjoy living in a neighborhood of houses and families where we have some space and nature visible vs tar and housing complexes. Its one
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Mystery of why arteries harden may have been solved, say scientists(theguardian.com)
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Small Idaho City Shows the Benefits of Open Access Broadband Networks(techdirt.com)
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Troy Hunt's security website is up for acquisition(theregister.co.uk)
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by humantiy 7y ago
It seemed like they were on a path to make everything iOS including the laptops. Granted it was more of a iOS-ification, but seemed like the general direction. Now I'm curious if this is a shift in direction if they are going to spli
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by humantiy 7y ago
The old cheesegrater look is back. Its almost like how the car companies bring back the old car with a redesigned look.
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Facebook plans to launch 'GlobalCoin' cryptocurrency in 2020(theguardian.com)
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by humantiy 7y ago
When you're the only one in line for the tube of course its fast. What happens when there is a line of cars also wanting to use it? Still cool to see.
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How far can a viral tweet get you? Be careful what you wish for(theguardian.com)
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Musk hires man behind 'absolute unit' sheep meme to run Tesla's social media(theguardian.com)
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by humantiy 7y ago
You could argue this is one benefit of open floor plan offices. Meet in the open with your employees.
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by humantiy 7y ago
Not a bad idea. It might help someone who is accused of something bad prove their innocence or a victim's story. The counter issue is that legal might have a problem with this since there might now be video records of all meetings. I&#
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by humantiy 7y ago
There is always plenty to question. Motives being one, response being another, heck even timing. I can think of plenty of things you can question when situations like this happen. Doesn't mean they get answered or aren't the mos
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by humantiy 7y ago
> There are many many video content hosting sites, there are countless twitter clones, and there are a crazy amount of sites doing things like Facebook with profiles and such. I think the point is yes there are alternatives however given
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by humantiy 7y ago
I'm sure the police will get that bird to sing what it knows.
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by humantiy 7y ago
>Someone at Amazon basically throught why does a human have to look at the statistics after a few months and replaced it with some code I wonder too if its also someone who wanted to avoid the confrontation of having to make the decision
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by humantiy 8y ago
> So people want the whole company to go bankrupt and for 50k people to lose their jobs and we have no one leading the charge towards electric vehicles? Some people wanted that for the big 3 auto makers too when they were looking to be b
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by humantiy 8y ago
>Once again I gotta say the negativity is astounding. How do you figure what they did should be something that is considered a positive? They are raising the price of the base car that was supposed to be for the masses. Now granted to
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by humantiy 8y ago
From reading the headline couldn't help but think to myself was it Neo?
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by humantiy 8y ago
Still not seeing how her tweet(s) is transphobic. You might as well quote the whole tweet though if you're going to pull out part to show she said man vs trans-women since provides contexts as to why she used that term. "Redefinin
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by humantiy 8y ago
You're talking two different things here and trying to equate it as one in the same. I have no idea who this lady is other than what was posted in the article. I read the tweets posted above and I see it as being a big leap to being tr
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by humantiy 8y ago
>Generally speaking, bigoted speech should be disqualifying. Wouldn't that also disqualify those who who call for her removal or is that an acceptable type of bigotry?

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