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by jmole 6y ago
you could automate a bot that calls in to every meeting for recording
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by jmole 7y ago
this is exactly what happened.
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by jmole 7y ago
Neat device cleared to treat ADHD in pediatrics. Looks simple enough to DIY.
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Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator for ADD and ADHD [pdf](accessdata.fda.gov)
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Negative-Pressure Ventilation Better Oxygenation and Less Lung Injury(atsjournals.org)
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by jmole 7y ago
There is evidence that positive pressure ventilation results in worse outcomes than the negative pressure iron-lung-style ventilators: https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/full/10.1164/rccm.200707-100...
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by jmole 7y ago
yes - I didn't mention it explicitly in my comment - but this much unemployment, coming this fast, is unprecedented in US history.
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by jmole 7y ago
a better percentage to use would be the delta in unemployment rate, e.g. 3M / (# of people who want to work). This would be approximately 3M / 158M [0], or a 1.8% rise in the unemployment rate. In the 2008 recession, we saw a tota
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by jmole 7y ago
the biggest limitation was that several pts in the treatment group went to the ICU and didn't continue to receive treatment, so we don't know how it affects the worst-case disease progression.
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by jmole 7y ago
ransomware is not a typical attack from a state actor
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by jmole 7y ago
this is an epidemiological model with sliders. to show people how epidemics work.
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by jmole 7y ago
This is like defending the use of indiscriminate radio jammers to prevent tracking via bluetooth, or wifi, or cell service. The air we breathe in and communicate with over radio waves and audio waves is a public commons. Don't piss in
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by jmole 7y ago
wish they had a GIF with higher framerate. I'm on a 120Hz monitor and wonder how pronounced the effect would be with smoother motion.
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by jmole 7y ago
How exactly are they going to listen in? Are they on the other end of the line?
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by jmole 7y ago
the french are great at reminding their leaders that their economy only works because of the people participating in making it work.
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by jmole 7y ago
Do you think the challenge in unstructured manipulation tasks are more related to problems in AI, or more related to the incredibly primitive actuators we have at our disposal?
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by jmole 7y ago
key word being modern. it's easy, with today's tools, to build a plane that flies and carries passengers. it's very hard to continue pushing the bleeding-edge of fuel and cost-efficiencies.
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by jmole 7y ago
why would www-data need a private key though?
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by jmole 7y ago
intel is one of the few companies with leading-edge fabs in the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_manufacturing_si...
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by jmole 7y ago
you had me until the last one. meaning is subjective and immeasurable; words are just keys into maps of meaning that our brains create. meaning leaves the words when there no longer exists a being suited to interpret the word.
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by jmole 7y ago
we use optical sensors with parallax, yes, but they also have 6-dof motion capabilities. Cameras on a car are stuck in one place. Take some time and notice how often your head moves while driving. Even just the small motion of our eyes (rot
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by jmole 7y ago
I wouldn't say that it's designed to fail - but it's clearly not designed to last. It does seem like, with Ive's departure, that Apple may start to make their accessories (and cables, hopefully) as long-lasting as their
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by jmole 7y ago
A carbon tax is only effective for climate/carbon mitigation if the tax revenue is reserved for those kinds of efforts - which historically has been difficult to achieve.
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by jmole 7y ago
“It is not our role to intervene when politicians speak. That’s why I want to be really clear today – we do not submit speech by politicians to our independent fact-checkers, and we generally allow it on the platform even when it would othe
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by jmole 7y ago
can't help but think that this is sampling bias.
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by jmole 7y ago
that's exactly what mcdonalds did: https://blog.wallstreetsurvivor.com/2015/10/08/mcdonalds-bey...
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by jmole 7y ago
yet literally every one of us is born with this capability.
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by jmole 7y ago
Care to elaborate on that? Culture shock from what? What makes NZ the best?
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by jmole 7y ago
This is just reversible computation, isn’t it?
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Ask HN: Fair competition in tech: patent reform, or antimonopoly action?
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