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by tudorw 7y ago
thank you :)
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by tudorw 7y ago
It's a subject I know very little about, would anyone care to enlighten me on some good use cases for this kind of hardware?
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by tudorw 7y ago
that's unpasteurized Yak and Cattle milk to get technical :)
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by tudorw 7y ago
If Google, Facebook, and Twitter had been smart about this, they... would have consulted deeply with lawmakers, regulators, copyright owners and other deeply entrenched parties before doing anything... move fast, and, er, what was it again
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by tudorw 7y ago
I think military spending is a fair comparison topic even if not directly addressing your point, it's often argued that it's military/space progress that trickles down into improvements for 'the rest of us', though
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by tudorw 7y ago
I suppose the next level is to learn to enjoy the negative outcome, from an observational stoic perspective, every experience has a unique quality.
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by tudorw 7y ago
I'm interested in the role of genetics in pain experience, it's interesting to see studies looking at the role of CYP2D6 in the amygdala, I look forward to more research in this area.
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by tudorw 7y ago
I often start with the new page, I enjoy as much the flagged and dead links which can reveal some interesting tangential subjects to HN that piqued my interest :)
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by tudorw 7y ago
The search for meaning, for answering fundamental questions and for furthering scientific progress has a value, to blame the search for aliens for the state of the world is misguided. Perhaps there are other cuts we could make that would ha
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by tudorw 7y ago
Brought to light with some nice work by a junior researcher recently, https://www.npr.org/2019/07/09/739783918/hand-dryers-harm-ch...
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by tudorw 7y ago
Because when asked nicely to design accessible buildings very little was done, it required legislation that seems counterintuitive at first, however, if you design for all from the outset, then this is a non-issue. The internet needs to lea
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by tudorw 7y ago
Perhaps Jeremy Narby will have his day :)
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by tudorw 7y ago
I'm not massively familiar with Stack Exchanges tag system, it does have some synonym handling, https://blender.stackexchange.com/tags/synonyms , that seems limited to one alternative though, is there a more advan
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by tudorw 7y ago
Interesting, kind of guessed the answer was no or the author would have retired instead of writing the article...
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by tudorw 7y ago
I'd like to see some 'AI' assisted tagging, where users are prompted to use a tag from a pool of common tags with the AI making suggestions on what might be appropriate, this would address most of the issues listed above.
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by tudorw 7y ago
Instead, you worry about the provider, and when their worries become your worries you hope you're significant enough to warrant worrying about...
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by tudorw 7y ago
Possibly CYP2D6 polymorphism has a role too https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26723569
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by tudorw 7y ago
Re-engineer the plants to run on Victorian technology and have regular massive emp pulses to cover the facility? Let's face it, out of any industry this one has a tonne of cash to throw at solutions.
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by tudorw 7y ago
The idea that they are ignorant is repugnant, they know exactly what they are doing, and they have ALL the data that shows how the 'child whales' of their industry can be best exploited.
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by tudorw 7y ago
Hello sanity, we should hang out :)
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by tudorw 7y ago
This is a moot point, there does not need to be a competitive advantage in not providing chance items. A 'free market' (an economic system in which prices are determined by unrestricted competition between privately owned business
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by tudorw 7y ago
Great, finally some movement on regulating the children's video gaming industry, it's a total disgrace and reflects very poorly on the tech industry that it's most vulnerable users are frequently the least considered. The UK
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by tudorw 7y ago
'Anti-Theft' paintwork...
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by tudorw 7y ago
I met a guy who owned a Lambo, before he drove anywhere he'd walk the route to check there was nothing to snag on!
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by tudorw 7y ago
Apparently your sense of smell has a short pathway to your brain, so an olfactory UI could be a good thing, how about a burning smell when your server's hitting max load :)
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by tudorw 7y ago
If you like that you might love this trip back in time from the one and only Douglas Adams; "Douglas falls asleep in front of a television and dreams about future time when he may be allowed to play a more active role in the informatio
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by tudorw 7y ago
I've posted about this before with little response, there is some interesting papers around in this field, some fairly fringe. Great reading though, where else do you find stuff like this; 'Utilizing the fractional Brownian bridge
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by tudorw 7y ago
The markup on this gear is probably insane, it has a limited shelf life, if I told Amazon they could get this many column inches of good will for a few 100k they'd jump on it :)
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by tudorw 7y ago
Could you start uploading a file then append the video you create before the upload process completes?
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by tudorw 7y ago
would this offer a safe haven for instructional code on a space ship?

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