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You cannot have very high torque on this thing.
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I am new to the Jupyter ecosystem. Can anyone point me to resources that allow me to generate PDF reports from Jupyter Notebooks? I want to build a template notebook, that has internal code to fetch data from a database, based on command li
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Imagine this. I spread a lump of chocolate on your arm. What would you do to be absolutely sure there is no trace of it left on your arm? Scrub it off with a piece of paper or wash it off with water?
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You are on HN, and you are not the average reddit user. I use old.reddit, and I am also not the average user. Most of them use the newer UI. Most of them are not even aware of what an API means. Most of them don't care. I have been obs
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Reddit has allowed the third-party app system go too far and now they are struggling to contain it. I remember when Twitter did the same thing, but they realized it early and did it when there were not too many apps that users were used to.
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Yup. An average Chai (Tea) costs about 30 cents. A Samosa costs about 15 cents Most street foods cost under 50 cents. Water bottles cost about 35 cents. I strongly believe that every government should provide this sort of inter-bank and int
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UPI in India works, in principle, like this. I use it to pay for anything from 10 cents to 1500 USD. Its awesome, free and has enabled a banking revolution in India. Small vendors now prefer UPI to cash, as small change is a hassle. In Indi
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Alcohol is extremely destructive to society in many seen and unseen ways. Why would you even think alcohol has no negative effects on society?
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Who would have thought mind altering, addictive substances available legally would lead to degeneration in society and transform productive people into high seeking bums ?
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They are going to put ads asap because they dont want users to experience non ads version and get used to it.
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I guess they never thought this would work so wildly well. They would have expected for the site admins to tweak the bot to prevent exploitation.
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They mean that your bill and footprint would have been even lower if it were better insulated and less leaky.
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This is not energy efficient. A better way would haven been to have mechanical latches, that are connected to the weights and which use the battery to unlatch the locks. I am curious how the weights are wired, because you cant just run wire
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How does this work for embedded tweets?
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So, this methods relies on detecting changes in distance between earth and distant pulsars. How can that be accurate enough to measure space-time ripples? Mind bending to think about it.
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If a power plant has sufficient store of Iron, with a complete cycle, from burning iron to recovering iron, then it is no longer a consumable. I can imagine a solar plant, making iron in the day and burning it in the night and essentially a
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Yeah, it could very well be possible because the engineers could have concluded that this consumes more energy than it saves, but marketers insisted it be there because they are selling a luxury car to rich customers. You seem to imply th
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Wouldn't the added weight & extra energy use of the actuation mechanism, cables and control system be more than the energy saved from aerodynamic losses?
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A medical product that compromises accracy is neither viable, nor the minimum nor really a product. An MVP means something that has just about the core functionality, with bells and whistles and newer use cases coming on later.
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Because making reliable doors that are leak proof under enormous pressures is very very difficult.
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Theranos is an outright fraud. Not the product of getting things done on fast track. They knew things could not be done and kept up the charade for long enough to profit off of it, and hopefully get away.
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All these darkening will do nothing. For a large, Chinese invested corporation, the best way to act against, is to ignore it.
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Thats what I am saying. They had 3 iterations, yet, are technologically behind Apple. I mean, just pure technology wise, the screens, number of sensors, processing power itself is mind boggling. I am sure that all their hadware decisions re
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Any technology can be used for work as well as other stuff. AVR is basically a extension of our monitors on our faces. You can do any real world physical work with that thing on. It is an excellent choice for remote control and monitoring o
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" By contrast, every demo that they showed was a person sitting on a couch by themself." Wait, I thought an Oculus does the same thing too. Its a blindfold on your face, and it doesnt matter if they are alone or in a crowd. Mark h
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Apple has managed to combine AR and VR, by simply re-creating the AR inside the VR. The idea is simple but profound. However, for a company that prides itself on "shared" experiences, the VR is for "lonesome" experiences
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I wonder if this can correct vision for cross eyed people.
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Looks incredible. The cinema experience itself feels amazing. Wonder what the long term effects of using this will be? Apple does not mention how usage metrics, or testing for harmful effects on vision, etc.
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Sorry, was a mistake. Wrong link pasted.
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MacBook Pro 14“ & 16”
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