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Apple's Memoji's give you a preview of how their VR is going to work. They are already mapping your facial expressions onto an animated image in realtime. Add a headset/glasses and a virtual room and they are done.
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In the end of days, amongst the smoldering ruins, a cockroach scurried over a keyboard and triggered yet another computer to default back to Microsoft Edge. As far as the eye could see, there was nothing left moving but the flitting of bla
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Like the Pope.
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Lab-made mini brains grow their own sets of 'eyes'
(livescience.com)
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Why can't the comparison context be from one year to the next year?
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They probably check your # of Instagram and Twitter followers too. Or they will, before long. They have to pull out every trick in the book (and make up some more as they go along). "True accounting of the last quarter has
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Curious what the "end of the universe" looks like from a photon's POV?
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The phone could nag you mercilessly about any disturbing pictures on your phone, without notifying any outside authorities. That would accomplish 50-75% of their goals.
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So it needs a laser, but it doesn't absorb any energy from the laser? Hmm.
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More likely due to techie culture.
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Crypto Volumes: Something May Be Rotten in China
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Sinuous Rills
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The sad part is, there exists some tight-lipped 90+ year old former Philip Morris chemist, who moved over to General Foods and discovered/invented some chemical that inhibits satiety, just to increase their bottom line. And now every
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What is your idea of a beautiful protocol/method?
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What's up with that FCC ID?
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Wow. It appears Squarespace took down our website: americasfrontlinedoctors.com
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A Study Out of Thin Air
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It is most certainly a form of censorship. Similar to a decision to put all "lies" in red. They editorially add a "fact check" addendum to posts that they decide need them.
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* >> That's five lies in 6 sentences.* Zero lies in 6 sentences, says I.
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How in the world is that possible with 97 million+ songs in existence?
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There have been millions of people working this entire time in food distribution. Lots of hidden workers even under "full lockdown".
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Here's another beauty: https://twitter.com/pewresearch/status/1265636238255669252?s...
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Besides the US and UK, NATO deaths in Afghanistan were on par with training exercises. But that's not what the parent comment was referring to. Almost every country in the world was taking advantage of the US pre-Trump. As he renego
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"Global Economic Shutdown with Shelter In Place" is the NEW approach, not fast local quarantines. Fast local quarantines are how we (public healthcare experts) stopped measles, smallpox, polio, etc outbreaks before vaccines were a
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"allies"
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I don't see any reason for that. Whatever authority locked them down would have to provide adequate resources. Fast local quarantines seems to me like a much better approach.
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People seem to be caught up in a frenzy of the importance of PCR testing. In reality, even if no one got tested, Doctors would still be doing pretty much the same things they are doing now. The same numbers of people would live or die. H
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Allstate’s model seemed to determine how much a customer was willing to pay —or overpay—without defecting Welcome to the 21st century. Comcast, Verizon, Toyota, Nabisco - the list goes on and on.
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Especially when the new census shows there are an additional 5 million illegals in CA that have never been counted anywhere before.
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100 years ago, we believed that people were only ignorant because of their lack of available access to information and knowledge. Now, of course, we know better...
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