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jlebrech
9y ago
or stockpile it
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NOW There should be a keyboard with integrated voice recognition, and a "voice assist" button. Remove any superfluous keys (anything you might have to look down for) and just keep the typewriter keys. and add a voico-correct to op
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9y ago
could this have application for VR?
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I was a bit confused at first as Fuji Xerox is already the name of the joint venture between the 2 companies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuji_Xerox
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9y ago
netflix and a blanket, much cheaper than a date. or the prospect of a date.
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9y ago
it's games console and ultrabook season. unfortunately.
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sequencing is only half the story, after this we'll have software to find out allergies or perfect diets, etc..
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9y ago
I thought those were called design patterns.
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9y ago
I recycle Grolsh bottle for homemade noodle sauce yum. All I need for lunch is the bottle and dry noodles.
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9y ago
the robot should get back on the bike when it falls off it, and then you can tell it to experiment with leaning etc.. and just leave it for months on end.
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9y ago
Takes one to know one.
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9y ago
ruby is your shell and you have no password?
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9y ago
also look at other types of nootropics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nootropic
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9y ago
Why ~~social media~~ bosses don’t use social media ftfy
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history repeats itself.
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at least you got it :)
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sure, sugar is BAD. but this is the meat industry's last diversion before they get scrutinised.
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9y ago
some even go on heists to fund their surfing habit, I saw a documentary about it once.
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9y ago
what we need is a polyglot PaaS that's only runs microservices, lambda is the closest to that ideal right now.
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they can falsely diagnose the wrong type of cancer?
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9y ago
can that compile to asm.js and wasm?
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9y ago
I guess even the most legible but slow C code is faster than the same code for javascript with all the speed tricks.
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9y ago
with open you could have mainboard with one single chip and you then pop in a SOC that matches the IO you have. open also means making the software that creates the chips design open too, otherwise you'll just get leapfrogged by closed
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9y ago
things are more and more likely to work now we can simulate things with computers first.
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"small conferences exclude people" this is a fallacy, the more small conferences there are the less people are excluded.
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9y ago
At some point itch was one of the 99%. Maybe taking on newgrounds or miniclip with a wasm based gaming platform is the niche?
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9y ago
this could be written as a terminal app too, and without the need for the idiot interface called the mouse.
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9y ago
beautiful, i'm sick of juggling get/post/put/patch/delete and figuring out which one the api developer chose. just do X using Yparams.
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this is the programming language for the touchscreen generation, every language until now was born from keyboard use. brillant. I've wanted to see any language have an ast represented visually, then when you save changed to that visual
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a better terminal app: PLEASE ENTER STATEWIDE WARNING CODE [ ] then the operator types NUKEWARN or whatever in the box. Much less error prone.
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