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8y ago
It's a little ridiculous considering you can't carry around 5000 sheets of paper very easily
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8y ago
Has anyone used both or either the previous model, the DPT-RP1, and the reMarkable? If you have, what's your opinion on using them? I'm considering getting one of them for note-taking in classes
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8y ago
For those of you who don't need the newer features of Shoes 4, there's the "green shoes" [1] version of the project, which only needs GTK and doesn't need Java. You just need to do "gem install green_shoes"
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9y ago
This doesn't exactly abide by the RFC but I name all my computers after dead rockstars e.g. "david-bowie", "george-harrison", "jimi-hendrix", "elvis-presley" It's become a tradition of mine
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9y ago
This is actually surprising. Are the machine learning engineers at Google (besides Chris Lattner) admitting that Swift is a better language than Go? :) I would be surprised to find out if he was the only one involved in the decision
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9y ago
If the car was able to pick up the person with the sensors, but the system failed to stop the collision, will the programmers who designed the autonomous system be held ethically accountable for the bug that led to the death? O_O
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9y ago
How does this compare to Unity?
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9y ago
It'd be cool if they let you in on how the code was deciphered. Does anyone know of any sources that discuss the process? Sounds like in this case frequency analysis wouldn't have cut it :D
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9y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned here that there's been research on using Turmeric as an antidepressant. It's known to increase BDNF in the brain, the same protein generated during aerobic exercise. BDNF is one of the reaso
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9y ago
It's shady if they're not giving out royalties to the writers. Not sure if they do
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9y ago
What do you use for hardware? How did you get into it? I've been investigating doing it for myself
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Ask HN: Way to access favorites of a user by HN API?
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9y ago
Does this apply for people looking for internships?
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9y ago
Aren't the ones in charge (e.g. executives, managers, etc.) responsible for the wrongdoing and not the workers carrying out the criminal activity? I'm surprised his lawyer didn't make a claim that he was just "following
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9y ago
Their description of a "killer robot" ["A killer robot is a fully autonomous weapon that can select and engage targets without human intervention."] sounds awfully similar to terminators from the film franchise. Seems li
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9y ago
For those of you that want a Chromecast-streamable feed from YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwMDvPCGeE0
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9y ago
I was able to find an open version of the paper mentioned from ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Steve_Adolph/publicatio...
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9y ago
That's actually pretty funny. I didn't even know that was there until you mentioned it and I went looking. Like you said, the story is pretty "tucked away" :D
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9y ago
Isn't it easier to get a POV shot by using glasses though? It definitely makes easier and quicker to get shots that you wouldn't normally be able to get. E.g. you see someone doing some cool bike trick on the street. If you take o
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9y ago
Even if Snap closes you in to use the Snapchat app with the glasses, you don't have to upload the snaps anywhere. You can just save it to your phone like an ordinary camera app.
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9y ago
They may need to have better marketing, like have an ad that mentions it in the app. I didn't know that Spectacles are selling on Amazon now and I don't believe many people know either. I think most assume that they're still
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9y ago
It's GNOME's font manager: https://fontmanager.github.io/ If you're using ubuntu, there's a package for it
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9y ago
Here's a link to the research paper for those who are interested: "Ambient Backscatter: Wireless Communication Out of Thin Air" ( http://abc.cs.washington.edu/files/comm153-liu.pdf )
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9y ago
This is way faster than Wolfram Alpha and much simpler to use for most use cases :)
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9y ago
This appears to be very similar to scope highlighting like what's used in BlueJ [1] and EditBox [2], but manipulable [1]: https://www.bluej.org/about.html [2]: http://editbox.sourceforge.net/
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9y ago
Doesn't a sample size need to be at least 30 to be statistically significant?
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Google's We Wear Culture Campaign – Experience Fashion Through a New Lens
(google.com)
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9y ago
Do any of the unsolved problems have any practical applications? Could solutions lead to other results?
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9y ago
Is there anything covered in the text besides Linear Algebra that may be relevant for Software Engineering and Computer Science?
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9y ago
Isn't Overleaf [1] or ShareLaTeX [2] kind of already like that? [1]: https://www.overleaf.com/ [2]: https://www.sharelatex.com/
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