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Stereogram for Cardboard
(plus.google.com)
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12y ago
Don't know if the Artus V12 [1] is smaller but it's an actual combustion engine not an air pressure driven model of a combustion engine. In that category it might be even still bigger than a pneumatic LEGO engine[2], but still
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Since this is deep into type setting/layout territory what's the state of hyphens: auto https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/CSS/hyphens or is it still better to rely on adding so
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Since the carcinogenic effect of asbestos is mostly caused by it's physical properties[1]; anything that resembles the shape of asbestos' micro-particles is also highly suspected to be carcinogenic. The shape, size, and adsorbin
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For navigation and other uses there is also this geospatial model of the Roman Empire: http://orbis.stanford.edu/
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Akiyoshi's Illusion Pages
(ritsumei.ac.jp)
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Anybody remembers MetaCreations Canoma released in 1999? Worked also with only one photo. Extending this into using known 3rd party geometries of identifiable objects instead of reconstructing by hand seems like a very logical extension i
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AnyDice
(anydice.com)
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The Visual Microphone
(people.csail.mit.edu)
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12y ago
Well, lets say I wish John Peel would be still around. Is it almost 10 Years already?
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12y ago
Whats next? Somebody discovers what a High-pass filter can do to audio or even images? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-pass_filter#Applications
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12y ago
Yes it's Diplo. Although souncloud.com/stream page and reposts[1] work quite good for my needs already. Diplo has second account for reposts[2][3] only. I personally prefer a curated approach, like blip.fm[4] offered/offers
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12y ago
This looks more like a gimmick to cash in on overconfident people, who want to have some extra bragging rights on the course, than an insurance. Who gets insured for something that costs you $650 at max and is totally avoidable?
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This paper argues it's a poisson distribution: Time-evolving distribution of time lags between commercial airline disasters [1] while others disagree: In the case of plane accidents, the authors of Ref. 7[1] found that the time lag b
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FOVE – Eye Tracking Head Mount Display
(fove-inc.com)
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12y ago
So if something is 1337 days old it gets autoreposted? Could live with that. Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1939607 A bit more precise this post is even older, and was first discussed in 2007 prom
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12y ago
Most are 85.60 × 53.98 mm (ISO/IEC 7810 ID-1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO/IEC_7810 I guess they make you select the type of card you're using, which gives them the known standard dimensions. You cou
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I'm pretty certain one could make a geohash compatible partly human readable hybrid that performs way better than this proprietary obscurity. Something like DE.BERLIN.2.1H First, human readable part defines a look-up to defined geohash
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37 days from SkyBox acquisition announcement to product offering; well that's fast. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7874092
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Quite the trade-off, so instead of shaky unaligned horizons you now get irritating zooms effects [1], plus up to more than 2/3 of the original frame missing? (at least that's what the online demo represents). At least the constant
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Alberto Cairo: Data journalism needs to up its own standards
(niemanlab.org)
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Or is just into Soccer, Architecture or older Literature, since "Tor" in German means gate or goal, or just a foolish person. Semantics matter. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor
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Stereogranimator
(stereo.nypl.org)
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Two semi-popular color picker extensions for Photoshop that already include RYB modes: http://www.coolorus.com/ http://anastasiy.com/colorwheel
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World Chat Clock – By Darkhorse Analytics
(clock.darkhorseanalytics.com)
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Oh the memories this triggers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2MNgY8E1dk#t=3m I hope this is actually a true remake of Return Fire in the making: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Return-Fire/2752
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Looks a lot like Gear Up (Doctor Entertainment AB, Sweden) which has modular vehicles (custom wheels, chassis, weapons, etc), but not in TerraTech 's ultra-modular way and is a pure multiplayer vehicular combat arena. Are the two in
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Electricity was considered an intellectual gimmick for more than a thousand years up to the 19th century. You never know where innovation comes from, and simplicity of use certainly is a valid vector.
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Stonehenge in your city
(sztanko.github.io)
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The Problem With Data Journalism
(digitaltonto.com)
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