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by shpx 11y ago
The guy who made this gun also made a pistol out of metal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvqIgnclZTg
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List of common misconceptions(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by shpx 11y ago|1 comments
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by shpx 11y ago
My impression from watching an interview with the founder [0] is that just a hook up app is exactly what they don't want to be. "Our vision from day one was to solve the problem that there is always someone you want to know, but y
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OSCAR 1(en.wikipedia.org)
28 points by shpx 11y ago|6 comments
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by shpx 11y ago
If this really is the case (and I'm highly skeptical), switching from 4096 bit to megabit or gigabit keys would buy us atleast a few years. But all previously encrypted messages would effectively become plain text to anyone with the fo
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by shpx 11y ago
Once transport goes electric we'll be trying explain to our grand kids how we tolerated people blowing carcinogens right at us. Were so used to gasoline cars having exhaust pipes that blow out on the pedestrian sidewalk that, I think w
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by shpx 11y ago
I absolutely have. It could be that reddit trains people to automatically think of puns for social gratification. It could be also because HN is basically a subreddit, and people automatically associate this format with puns and cynical one
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by shpx 11y ago
Do you think that this hasn't been happening? As someone posting on tech site, you should be aware that they scan emails for keywords, probably google and certainly the NSA. Furthermore, training LSTM networks on emails has nothing to
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by shpx 11y ago
Why do you care if a computer reads through your email? Its not like Larry Page is looking through your search history. AI seems to just be data expressed in some way, ei me and you are a physical expression of years of gigabit streams of d
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by shpx 11y ago
Interestingly, Brazil and central Africa look as bad or worse on that map. And anyway, aren't wild fires good for ecosystems?
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by shpx 11y ago
facebookcorewwwi.onion You can use fb from tor, so they have an interest in that staying the case. The reason was that their fraud detection was going off on tor users, so they just made a service https://www.facebook.com/no
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by shpx 11y ago
I have had this idea for the past month or two, working on a foam glider right now. Will probably open source when I'm done.
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by shpx 11y ago
This might be what you are looking for http://www.wormatlas.org/neuronalwiring.html specifically this file http://www.wormatlas.org/images/NeuronConnect.xls that you can read in pandas
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by shpx 11y ago
> If hash(x) == hash(y), then some_dict[x] and some_dict[y] will return the same value This was my first thought too, so I checked but >>> hash(0) 0 >>> hash(0.0) 0 >>> hash('') 0 >>> {0: 4}
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by shpx 11y ago
Planetes is my favourite anime, though granted I haven't watched many. I'm not sure if the logistics make sense though, I haven't done the math but I would imagine that the amount of fuel needed to change orbits would either
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by shpx 11y ago
Barring someone making a cheap open source electric car that doesn't report my location to Google or the company making them before then, me too.
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by shpx 11y ago
Being told that ~2080 is the last year I might see is strangely more tangible than an age.
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Show HN: Luka EV, an open source electric car(youtube.com)
2 points by shpx 11y ago|0 comments
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by shpx 11y ago
>Have you ever tried indexing the web? There most likely is some system of visualization that would let a person get a very good intuition about the web.
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Show HN: Luka EV, an open source electric car(hackaday.io)
7 points by shpx 11y ago|0 comments
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by shpx 11y ago
Any chance someone has the raw pictures? They serve them as small images and stitch them together in the browser.
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Building a hut completely from scratch(youtube.com)
2 points by shpx 11y ago|0 comments
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by shpx 11y ago
Special training, community, certifications and needing a physical location are all part of a very inelegant solution to a straight forward problem. The whole thing (imo) is ridiculous racket. https://drive.google.com/file&#
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by shpx 11y ago
> Bostrom is a philosopher That is my main concern about people writing about the future in general. You start with a definition of a "Super Intelligent Agent" and draw conclusions based on that definition. No consideration is
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by shpx 11y ago
I've always wondered if https://xkcd.com/941/ actually works and if anyone has done it yet
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by shpx 11y ago
In practice those are over, just a stale joke people keep repeating.
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by shpx 11y ago
https://gist.github.com/kennethreitz/973705 I would say not much, but it's much more pythonic.
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by shpx 11y ago
I don't mean to troll, but I really hope that that is not the final look of the car. Looks like one of those toy red and yellow cars [0]. Such an amazing engineering achievement deserves a more serious, futuristic look. [0] https:&#x2
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by shpx 11y ago
> 'warehouse' the offender indefinitely in some location cut off from society But that's just prison, the problem is we could make mistakes, and see some things as impossible to fix when they are, but otherwise it's j
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by shpx 11y ago
Suddenly, a shaded rock appears. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/77/Martian_... We're doing humans wrong. Maybe not all wrong, and of course, humans are extremely useful things, but

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