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by netinstructions 10y ago
And when TSA agents pull you aside or ask you to go in a different scanner?
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Same. I was using Chrome on Windows
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Can you speak to the cost? The WSJ article says it currently costs $9,000 per pound to produce the "clean meat". Does that mean you ate something like a $900 chicken? (Assuming you had a small sample)
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by netinstructions 10y ago
SpaceX plans to have satellites at 1,100 kilometers (680 mi) altitude unlike previous attempts / current offerings. Latency would be closer to 25-35 ms. [0] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/
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Wowing and washable: Google’s smart jacket wears and works well at first glance(arstechnica.com)
1 points by netinstructions 10y ago|0 comments
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Blue Origin releases details of its monster orbital rocket(arstechnica.com)
32 points by netinstructions 10y ago|7 comments
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by netinstructions 10y ago
I haven't had any issues using Camel Camel Camel for the last few years. Additionally, I usually go there for price history when trying to figure out if now is a good time to buy or when trying to figure out what a good price thresho
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by netinstructions 10y ago
FYI, camelcamelcamel gets around this emailing users link to a special page on their (camelcamelcamel.com) site that is just a redirect to the product page on Amazon. Users see a brief message "Thanks for using Camel Camel Camel"
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by netinstructions 10y ago
The samples are here - http://research.baidu.com/deep-voice-production-quality-text... For reference, other recent TTS implementation samples: WaveNet - https://deepmind.com/blog/wavenet-generative-mode
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by netinstructions 10y ago
I'm sure that won't be a PR disaster when news/blogs/twitter find situations where Google Maps suggests to avoid certain neighborhoods, statistics be damned.
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by netinstructions 10y ago
I can't wait for VR resolution to increase so things like this work really well. From my experience using the Oculus dev kit 2 there was too much of a "screen door" effect and it was hard to read text on a virtual monitor vs
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by netinstructions 10y ago
I migrated from Wordpress to Ghost (using some sort of provided Ghost tool) and my site started getting way more hits from search engines. I'm guessing it's because the ghost site was noticeably faster and was mobile friendly, whi
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SpaceX’s self-landing rocket is a flying robot that’s great at math(qz.com)
1 points by netinstructions 10y ago|0 comments
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by netinstructions 10y ago
I don't know how hard it is, but the ISS uses big radiators to dump excess heat into space. > The Station's outstretched radiators are made of honeycomb aluminum panels. There are 14 panels, each measuring 6 by 10 feet (1.8 by
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by netinstructions 10y ago
I thought this was just a rude comment until I realized the photo jumps around, which is kind of neat and indeed creepy.
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by netinstructions 10y ago
During my brief search into this before I found one consumer device - https://www.foldimate.com/ but wasn't a winner for me (having to pin up the shirts doesn't make it worth it imo) And there's a video from
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Somewhat related, if you're looking to compare tags from StackOverflow, I made this site[1] a couple years ago to quickly visualize how many questions and answers are out there for given tags. I use StackOverflow tag count as well as G
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After years of being “locked in,” patients communicate, say they’re happy(arstechnica.com)
9 points by netinstructions 10y ago|3 comments
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Funny, because Google Adsense offers "Page-level vignette ads" which are full page interstitial ads shown for mobile devices. The penalty must not apply because: > They're displayed when the user leaves a page, rather than
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by netinstructions 10y ago
The time lapse sure puts an emphasis on the zigzagging/wobbling. It looks like the car is frequently "bouncing" left and right between where the side lanes end. Apparently this wobbling is a common issue during lane keeping f
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by netinstructions 10y ago
There's already the 'Amazon.com Store Card` which offers 5% back on purchases at Amazon.com. It can only be used for Amazon.com purchases. There's also the 'Amazon Rewards Visa Card' which offers 2% back at gas stat
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by netinstructions 10y ago
This article (which is now in the original story) says otherwise - https://electrek.co/2017/01/09/tesla-feedback-loop-elon-musk...
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Pricing (for first million images / month) Google Cloud Vision $1.50 per 1,000 images[1] Amazon Rekognition $1.00 per 1,000 images[2] Interesting that when Google Cloud Vision first came out it was $5 per 1,000 images (for label detec
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Fantastic news! Previously, Windows users had to install and set up Docker (which involves setting up a virtual machine) to get it working. That took me nearly a day to get it all configured (thanks to complicated proxy settings at work). A
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Ah, here it is. They scan people's emails/inboxes. > Slice Intelligence data comes from several sources, including the receipts in the e-mail inboxes of consumers who use the popular Slice online shopping service, Slice, and th
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by netinstructions 10y ago
Where does this data come from? > Slice gets its data from e-receipts – not a browser, app or software installed by the end-user – so its measurement reflects comprehensive shopping behavior across multiple devices, over time which are k
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by netinstructions 10y ago
While you're all waiting for a signal from the lander you may be interested in the aerothermodynamics testing of the the module at a ballistic range - http://i.imgur.com/Xs6NdMC.gifv Some more reading can be found at E
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by netinstructions 10y ago
With the (possibly incorrect) thread title as it currently stands, this is a relevant and interesting read. The interesting part was waiting 12 years for another orbiter to image the landing area to figure out what went wrong with Beagle 2.
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What could the James Webb telescope see of the closest exoplanet?(arstechnica.com)
1 points by netinstructions 10y ago|0 comments
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Tesla to turn its vehicles into WiFi hotspots, introduces new chip and module(electrek.co)
4 points by netinstructions 10y ago|0 comments

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