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sosuke
10y ago
Isn't that kind of what happened with Daikatana?
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sosuke
10y ago
I hoped for samples of each smile. I had a guilty pleasure in watching a short lived fictitious TV series called "Lie to me" which focused on reading faces.
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10y ago
I've entertained the idea on multiple occasions that there might be a way to introduce good actors which use traffic calming driving techniques onto the road with the purpose of helping to regulate the flow of traffic. This assumes tha
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Uber takes its self-driving cars off the road after one flipped over in Arizona
(qz.com)
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10y ago
Don't feel bad, you have a real reason to be close by because light speed is only so fast. I remember reading recently somewhere that some firm had microwave relay systems in place so they could get data faster. High frequency trading
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10y ago
It isn't even available for sale yet is it? I didn't get any impression about 0 success. Amazon is saying 2017 (unavailable)
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10y ago
Related article that I enjoyed was "Why Your Dog Can Get Vaccinated Against Lyme Disease And You Can’t" http://legacy.wbur.org/2012/06/27/lyme-vaccine
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10y ago
What you're talking about making is how Yahoo! started out. As a directory of the web. Curated by humans. If you start one please share a link.
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Why Typography Matters – Especially at the Oscars
(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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I think it is genuine belief and a desire to find a solution to what looks like it could be a very chaotic future outcome. I've puzzle on it myself and find several options I come up with sounding socialist. I don't have an answer
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10y ago
Loom was amazing, one of the first games I remember finishing and the ending was very intense. I still have it on 5.25" in the original box.
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10y ago
I deactivated JS and got a 240KB payload finished in 1.58 s. Chrome 56.0.2924.87 (64-bit) I scroll through the page and no more data is transferred. I guess what I'm curious about is how you see images at all since I don't get the
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10y ago
Better quality and longer video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgWy0uOg54A Boxer crabs induce asexual reproduction of their associated sea anemones by splitting and intraspecific theft https://peerj.com/art
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10y ago
Just a note I really appreciate how ARS documented the title changes at the bottom of the article explaining their reasoning.
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Tesla employee writes of low wages, poor morale; company denies claims
(arstechnica.com)
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10y ago
I get they are there to handle exceptional cases. But how about we only staff positions where they actually can handle exceptional cases? So many times I'm interacting with someone who is interacting with a machine and are actually inc
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10y ago
Checking the source the class is "progressiveMedia js-progressiveMedia graf-image" so in essence they don't use <img> tags for control. They could add in <noscript><img/></noscript> though.
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10y ago
I don't understand the argument that they don't profit. All of their people get their pay. Instead of sitting on giant piles of cash they use it all to invest in more stuff. That sounds like a great idea! I never understand it whe
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10y ago
It was "The Bad" whomever that was at the beginning eating from the mans table whom he was sent to kill.
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10y ago
I have the same compulsion to buy certain materials for certain tasks in the kitchen. When I was a child I just had to eat beans from a wooden bowl with a wooden spoon because of The Good the Bad and the Ugly. Why copper for eggs?
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The implications are overwhelming. To be a meaningful part of the debate would require a great deal, maybe even obsessive, of focus, time and research. I used to love text because it felt unambiguous. I just realized a part of me fears spea
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Why shouldn't people have the patience to define their language before having a discussion? Your last line seems to indicate that you think having unchanged definitions to words is a good thing. My wife and I define things to each othe
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10y ago
"They didn't want to see Niagara Falls" But they did see it and then they had to run off to the next thing they needed to see. They just didn't have time to soak up the view and wait. There was something else waiting for
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Part of me thinks it was purposeful
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The content was great but I wanted to mention the narrated recording at the top by curio.io was excellent. Really a pleasure to listen to while working and I'd never heard of the site before.
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For anyone else looking for a flat PDF http://www.eng.buffalo.edu/~psingla/Teaching/CelestialMechan...
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10y ago
Not VR (yet?) but have you ever played Hawken? A wonderful mech game.
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I completely agree! My wife and I are very interested in VR, we keep wanting it to be something though we can't quite figure out what. What I want for sure is a multiplayer experience. PS4 Pro w/ 2 headsets exploring a VR world fo
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10y ago
Do you have a mailing list I can get on for that?
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Funny and sad that is what happens so I found another larger one. http://i.imgur.com/EHnTYef.jpg I think that is the original size, I uploaded it to imgur so the source didn't get killed. https://theculturet
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