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by spyder 10y ago
Yea, I don't see what's new here, a lot of pizza assembly lines exists that can do it faster and better, for example this does the sauce faster, and can do the toppings too, (and guessing from the music :) it's an old machine
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by spyder 10y ago
"trying to get your loyal but "blind" followers to bully another enterprise via their tweets. It won't work!" Looks like it works. :D
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by spyder 10y ago
Same code can run on the server too (node.js) not just in the browser, so it's possible to make search engine friendly page that can work even without client-side JavaScript.
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by spyder 10y ago
"The peak incidence occurs in children under 12 years, but it is uncommon in infants. ... Children under two years old are highly resistant to motion sickness, as they are often supine and do not use visual cues for spatial orientatio
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by spyder 10y ago
"galvanic vestibular stimulation" WOW interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlXYqfQHNuA
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by spyder 10y ago
It sounds like they still have to partner with the different services to create custom integrations with their APIs so they can interact only with these preprogrammed services. But the real impressive AI thing would be if it could figure ho
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by spyder 10y ago
The article talks about the possible improvements: "USB Type-C Digital Audio". Moving the DAC and amplifier out of the noise electric environment of a device and closer to the headphone can improve the sound quality. Of course thi
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by spyder 10y ago
What a stupid statement: "blue is so rare in nature (if you discount the sky and the ocean ..." Of course the Blue Planet isn't blue if you remove all that makes it blue...
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by spyder 11y ago
If they were still healthy and capable of work, they could help to solve those issues.
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by spyder 11y ago
They used (or tried) a lot of remote controlled robots, but many of the break down due to the high radiation. There is a museum of them: http://io9.gizmodo.com/a-museum-of-robotic-equipment-used-du...
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by spyder 11y ago
"First Official Climate Change Refugees Evacuate Their Island Homes for Good": http://earthfirstjournal.org/newswire/2014/04/06/first-offic... "Though some would blame the islands’ sinking
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by spyder 11y ago
You can see the color fringe when you view the character without zooming, here is an example I have found: http://fsrv.dyndns.org/mirrors/dmedia-tutorials-textrenderin... Make sure the image isn't scaled to see th
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by spyder 11y ago
solid 5 stars, 100+ reviews because I use bandits to optimize my content. It's great app, but were the ratings lower in the beginning before the optimization or how do you know the optimization helped the ratings? I'm asking bec
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by spyder 11y ago
Here is the video about it: https://youtu.be/toLJh5nnJA8?t=2774
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by spyder 11y ago
It's already in the article: "Neuroscientists discovered a previously unrecognised network of vessels in the brain that flush out the fluids between brain cells: the “glymphatic system”."
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by spyder 11y ago
You are saying we wake up just to survive ("finding food and shelter"), but it's right in the article: “The cost of losing consciousness to survival is astronomical,” "This means we can confidently reject one of the simp
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by spyder 11y ago
Maybe they could use it to store data... oh wait... So isn't this the same tech used in magnetic data storages just with bigger and stronger magnetic fields?
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by spyder 11y ago
Both has benefits, and also: Why do people keep saying talking in person is inconvenient, as if saying it makes it true? It is, in my experience, extremely convenient. It is the most convenient form of communication , person to person. I
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by spyder 11y ago
> you're fucked, because that's copyright infringement. Tell this to the hundreds of online youtube downloaders which are downloading youtube videos to their servers and then making it available for the user to download it fr
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by spyder 11y ago
Just because a product or service is profitable it doesn't mean it's a good product or it's not a scam, and in the case of Google results the companies can make the honest reviews of the product rank lower or basically hide t
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by spyder 11y ago
The SMS and the e-mail about the password change is already a big alert for the user.
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by spyder 11y ago
Then search for "Large Format Display", for example: http://www.newegg.com/Large-Format-Displays/SubCategory/ID-6... or just big monitors: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_hi_eb?rh=n%3
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by spyder 11y ago
Looks better than HoloLens and props for showing the actual footage trough the headset and not just some misleading illustration like Microsoft did, but the tracking needs some improvement because it looks annoyingly laggy and I cannot imag
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by spyder 11y ago
Yea, a special treatment of banning it already 3 times.
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by spyder 11y ago
The bank account can be on the name of a business and they can just keep creating new companies.
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by spyder 11y ago
If it still has that very small FOV then I cannot see why anybody would buy it for that high price. https://www.google.hu/search?q=hololens+fov&tbm=isch
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by spyder 11y ago
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2203114/Pregnant-w... https://vimeo.com/49436607 Looks like they use one or just a few transducer and move it manually to reduce the cost.
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by spyder 11y ago
I hope this comment isn't serious...
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by spyder 11y ago
He could if he is OK with the risk of malvertising.
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by spyder 11y ago
Also use some adblock extension and make sure it's subscribed to malware domain filters.

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