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by ladberg 7y ago
You already can! Check out the Capture 3D app for iPhones with face id.
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by ladberg 7y ago
Why? The iPhone has had similar tech for years and it works fine in sunlight.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I made the account while ago and it let me, I guess they don't let you anymore though
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by ladberg 7y ago
This really bugs me. I have throwaway Google accounts that I don't want to add my phone number to, so I can only access them from the location I created them.
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by ladberg 7y ago
From what I understand, any Apple remote positions are employees that previously worked onsite and negotiated remote after a few years.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I find it super convenient from my Apple Watch and use it for most of my payments, but I'd agree that I'm also surprised by 5%. I rarely see anyone else using it even in the Bay Area at stores that have supported it for years.
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by ladberg 7y ago
Using percent values <1% can be a bit confusing for some people I think. I've definitely seen people see "0.01%" and interpret it as "one percent," so writing it out in words is a decent way to do it.
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by ladberg 7y ago
Interesting that you think it's inversely correlated with GPA. At my school, I feel like the people who are experts with the terminal and *nix stuff are the ones who have high GPAs because they are at the top of all the CS classes.
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by ladberg 7y ago
In pretty much zero cases do I believe reading 4chan leads to a better understanding of an event than reading the news does. Coughing up blood is a symptom of pneumonia, which has been reported since the beginning of the outbreak. Also, how
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by ladberg 7y ago
I really like this take and I would love it to come true, but I have some doubts. Fully self-driving cars could probably eventually be accomplished with our current level of hardware (we just need much better software), but flying cars woul
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by ladberg 7y ago
The title is bad. It isn’t really a “glitch” and no one received payment lower than they were expecting or agreed to.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I don’t really understand why Berkeley has to retroactively give $7500 to students who were never expecting it in the first place. When the minimum wage is raised, should employers have to compensate employees for previous hours worked belo
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by ladberg 7y ago
While this is a very cool video, I don't think it demonstrates a Tesla valve that well. In this example, the flame moving isn't really the same thing as a fluid moving with the exception of the gas expansion within the tube that h
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by ladberg 7y ago
Not OP but I've written custom force control code for a UR5e. There's a six axis force sensor on the end effector for the e model which has a pretty noisy raw output. After some filtering we were able to get a pretty sensitive con
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by ladberg 7y ago
This has been on HN before (it's been >1 year), but I'm reposting because I just recently learned about it and I'm fascinated by it. I also saw this super cool physical demonstration and had to share: https://ww
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Braess's Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ladberg 7y ago|2 comments
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by ladberg 7y ago
Would you mind letting us know where you are? I just curious what area has that level of imbalance between factory and IT workers.
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by ladberg 7y ago
This is insane! The coin is a silver denarius. It would be worth about five hundred gold pieces. This is enough money for you to live comfortably for the rest of your life. You could buy yourself a horse or two if you really wante
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by ladberg 7y ago
Yeah, but I think the software differences required for 30 seconds vs 3 minutes is minimal. 30 seconds is still long enough to have to deal with all the issues that would come up with a 3 minute exposure.
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by ladberg 7y ago
Both the Pixel and iPhone have AMAZING camera hardware and software that is better than any others in their domain. It’s just that the two are roughly equal except for the exposure time used.
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by ladberg 7y ago
In that example the Pixel has a 6x longer exposure. While Pixels can currently get better night photos currently, it's simply because the software lets them take minutes-long exposures instead of seconds-long. From a hardware point of
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by ladberg 7y ago
If the medicine is easily available, then you shouldn't have any issues with your kids mating with people afflicted. Your grandkids can just take the medicine and it will become a non-issue in the same way that a cleft lip is today.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I mean, they purposefully kept features off Google Maps on iOS to make Android look better, then brought them in once Apple made Apple Maps.
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by ladberg 7y ago
There are definitely advantages to both. Sometimes I don't want to lock up a scooter outside where I'm going or have to bring it in. Maybe you're trying to get home from somewhere you didn't scoot to (or go somewhere you
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by ladberg 7y ago
The 2k over a network latency really depends on the networking hardware in the computers and switches and how the software stack is set up. I wouldn't be surprised if it's easily 10x that in most real cases.
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by ladberg 7y ago
I agree, but the main reason why "miniaturization" exists is that it can be done in parallel with theoretical developments and allows you to make money off the results (therefore funding more R&D).
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by ladberg 7y ago
Someone replied to the tweet mentioning exactly that, but she seems pretty sure that it's fraud. I'm closer to believing her because I'd bet the original authors would challenge her if called out incorrectly.
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by ladberg 7y ago
Chances are, whatever laptop gets made with that new chip will just have a thinner battery and the same battery life unfortunately :(
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by ladberg 7y ago
Most colleges waive the application fee for anyone needing financial aid, so I don't know anyone who didn't apply to a college specifically because of the application fee.
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by ladberg 7y ago
But the fires were caused by power lines to more remote areas, and then spread to Santa Rosa (and other cities).

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