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by oceliker 6y ago
I really like the idea! Two small suggestions: - Have an option to start camera/mic turned off, and make it clear that your camera feed will be visible to people you approach. My own camera view and mic (and the option to turn them off
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by oceliker 6y ago
I'm not Indian, but I used to do this a lot when I was younger. My thought process was that a single dot would come across as serious or passive-aggressive (there's a discussion about this phenomenon somewhere in this thread) and
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by oceliker 6y ago
Things are a bit better these days thanks to bioRxiv. I wonder which Nobel summary (if any) will cite a preprint for the first time...
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Internet Background Noise(en.wikipedia.org)
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by oceliker 6y ago
“Please drink verification can”
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by oceliker 6y ago
Is Data Secrets Lox an anagram of something else, like SSC is?
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by oceliker 6y ago
Now I'm wondering why you were running this in 2019. I watch a lot of nostalgia game reviews on Youtube and get the serious urge to build a '90s era computer from time to time.
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by oceliker 6y ago
It's misleading because there is no evidence either way. It's just not been studied yet (in humans, at least -- it's been studied in other animals). Pretty much everyone equates "there's no evidence for X" to &
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by oceliker 7y ago
This article has a font change after the (likely copy pasted) description of network effect. All the more reason to love plain text...
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by oceliker 7y ago
You could have a similar thing in the future if OLED panels in cars become feasible.
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Two MIT researchers sue Facebook over neural-networking code(universalhub.com)
4 points by oceliker 7y ago|0 comments
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MIT's Response to Covid-19(web.mit.edu)
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by oceliker 7y ago
Best Buy in my area (Cambridge, MA) price-matches Amazon when you show them the same item on the app. It has to be sold by Amazon (not "fulfilled by Amazon"). Saved me a couple of times when I needed something urgently and couldn&
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by oceliker 7y ago
Might be better to capitalize the T in telegram, I thought this was a novelty project that literally lets you send telegrams.
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by oceliker 7y ago
Yes. The heck is an "integrated panda"?
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by oceliker 7y ago
A more relevant poster from last month: http://www.compasspathways-posters.com/ACNP2019_Rucker_poste... I don't think these results are published in a paper yet.
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by oceliker 7y ago
> The designers are considering adding facial recognition technology to the design. Um, what > In fitting with the trend towards more personalized, data-driven flying experiences, New Territory is keen to add facial recognition techno
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by oceliker 7y ago
The board also presumably knows about the incidents since long before the Verge article.
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List of shibboleths(en.wikipedia.org)
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by oceliker 7y ago
I'm somewhat confused here. I live in the US but regularly visit Turkey to see family (say, once a year). I also regularly Google things related to the US when I'm there. Clicks outside the US are not necessarily meaningless -- th
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by oceliker 7y ago
> A beloved old feature returns to the MacBook Pro, and it starts with M-a-g. Way to play with my heart, iFixit.
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by oceliker 7y ago
> To resolve the problem, users must force-close Firefox and then, immediately upon restarting it, quickly close the tab of the scammer site before it has time to load. Wouldn't it be easier to disconnect from the internet before re
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by oceliker 7y ago
I have so many questions right now... The answer to life, the universe and everything is : "I dont fucking care." The answer to life, the universe and everything is this: "Fuck you!" -Derek Smart
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by oceliker 7y ago
Lasers are collimated [0], not focused. They might be focusing it to maximize light intensity at the required spot. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collimated_beam
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by oceliker 7y ago
I believe http://captive.apple.com/hotspot-detect.html does the same thing. edit: woah, two other comments at the same time pointing it out.
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by oceliker 7y ago
I have used the Apple Watch to do all of the above (some with 3rd party apps), but it does need an iPhone to work properly, so it could be a non-starter for some.
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by oceliker 7y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16817832 This is one of my favorite papers of all time and I'm happy to see it on the front page again.
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by oceliker 7y ago
Wasn't this part of the Hyperloop project idea in LA? You drive to a specific parking spot, the vehicle gets lowered to a tunnel, then the tunnel takes you to wherever you need to go.
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by oceliker 7y ago
A bespoke, cutting edge augmented reality solution that truly changes users' experiences using big data and artificial intelligence. 10/10
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by oceliker 7y ago
Can HN implement this one day? A dark mode for this website would be great.

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