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Near-Ultrasound Inaudible Trojan (NUIT)
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I ordered this because it was mentioned in another thread. It's more context and philosophical before getting to the science, but that makes it a more interesting read. Smith has a unique perspective from his career and help driving t
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Interesting. Also looked at Sith's site from OP url, and he has copies of the incorporation papers. This is under the corrective history. I'm guessing there are slights on both sides. And thanks for the book recommendation, I just
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Pixar Story and Droid Makers are great books about the early days of animation. Pixar was the hardware/software group for early computer graphics at ILM, but Lucas needed money and sold the group to Jobs. They then go on to make Toy St
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The False Promise of ChatGPT
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This is a significant problem to solve. How do you think they will build the task force to build a plan? As a product manager, I am terrified this is a class he what would it take to build this and a complex answer would come back that make
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There is no such thing as ‘data’
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"Free" not the angle to compete for sure. Strava already has a really good free version. Premium (paid) users are only 2-3% of their user base.
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5y ago
Thanks for this article and hit me really hard. My mom passed away unexpectedly a few weeks ago. She was just starting to enjoy retirement and time being a grandmom. Her journals were note books and mostly documents of what she had done in
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5y ago
Hope this came up from watching Ted Lasso... if not go watch Ted Lasso! Plan? Plan... no Plan!
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6y ago
Does anyone else find it odd Zoom not in top 15? Is it only because it's not webtraffic?
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6y ago
Very similar experience here. It's been crushing to see how the remote is just draining for the kiddos. Seeing glimpses of hope and growth, but still painful at the same time.
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Ask HN: How are you prepping for remote schooling?
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I'm glad Atlassian is calling attention to this, but I'd love to see them incorporate tools and features into their products that could help identify and measure these recommendations. Most of the data is there, but we just need t
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Design in Tech Report (2017)
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This is such and understated break through in animation technology. It help the create better shots, but helped distribute pieces of development. It's not unlike what the tech department did at ILM. They used technology to help create
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The Hierarchy of Engagement
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11y ago
Fred Brooks was born in 1931. Seems like they originated at the same time
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Art and Math and Science, Oh My
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A great reminder that everyday we do learn something and should be thoughtful about documenting it. We often move to fast to realize that what we discovered, to get something down, is unique. Thanks for sharing and keep it up!
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man, that makes me even sadder.
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Fast Forward Labs Releases Pictograph
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Glen Keane – Step into the Page
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Great book, author stopped by Stanford entrepreneurship class so you can watch her talk here http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=3005
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11y ago
had to search on google and come in that way.
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11y ago
Agree the slider needs some tweaks, or at least ticks. If I am in between two states do it affect things? Seems like I have to move pretty far over to move to the next "response."
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12y ago
I don't know if the first line of the abstract is the most ironic typo, or a joke. 'to' is out of sequence "The data structure used ot maintain the sequence of characters is an important part of a text editor."
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Amazing first step. I made my original CV in Indesign so updating became very easy, but changing layout was hard. Would love to see "widgets" you could move around the CV. Like a new education box to drag over or move around the
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this is my suggestion for a great hack too! Less waste and a better cup of coffee as well!
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If you read the citation they're following the original source, which isn't the common usage either, but at least it doesn't seem as glaring now. http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/2683689?uid=2&a
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