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This chatbot makes voter registration as easy as sending a text
(recode.net)
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Curious to see the impact it has for Shareholders given the Verizon deal...
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MIT technology identifies humans through walls
(nfcworld.com)
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Foam heart could pump inside you just like the real thing
(newscientist.com)
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100% agree. I think you're right. When it comes to anyone, from any background or person they need to be able to work in a social environment. My manager is super sharp/super smart, can teach me to save his life. But tough love
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Minority Report comes true:Hitachi just developed real-life crimepredicting tech
(digitaltrends.com)
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11y ago
I went through phases in school, partially driven I believe by the fact I was suffering from dyslexia but didn't know it (given I made it to graduation with good enough grades from a very decent uni, I wasn't diagnosed until 25. S
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8 cities that show you what the future will look like
(wired.com)
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Google Targets Intent with Email, YouTube and Search Matching and Universal App
(techcrunch.com)
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Cheers for the insight. How does the request for data on users differ between China and India? Am curious.
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"Our IT Act, often in conjunction with our blasphemy and defamation laws, has repeatedly been used to silence citizens who dared to voice their opinions on the Internet. Let us please not be blind consumers of "curated" news
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Agreed, I switched to using the browser and now that's to in-cognito mode also On doing so, a few friends followed . Whilst privacy intrusion does irritate me, completely correct that visual instrusiveness as you put it, especially ad
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I was looking at this from more of an 'efficiency' perspective actually. Text-based protocols have a bit of an overhead as they require sending more data to transmit the same amount of information. So what benefits outweigh this?
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text-based vs binary. So most of the characters used in the IP are between 0x20 (space) and 0x7E (~), opposed to transmitting binary over the connection.
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ASK HN: Why are so many IP's text based?
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Paralyzed Man Can 'Feel' Again with Brain-Connected Prosthetic Hand
(livescience.com)
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To add, seems things are going in the right direction after all: http://refhubuk.wix.com/refhub
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Oh wow, okay this I wasn't aware of. I think there are differences on the emphasis of P.E. and recess at the moment in different countries. I was a lazy little kid in school, especially in the winter. The thought of getting ready for
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I thought (and forgive me if I'm wrong, not a big area for me)... but Denard scaling fell apart cira 2004? Aah unless that's what you mean, about not able to scale oxide thickness / voltage etc
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"teachers demanded, and won, guaranteed daily recess for all elementary school students — 30 minutes each day.." Am unsure if the circumstances are that different in the US vs the UK where I'm from, but surely recess of at le
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Agree, Lidow's championing of gallium (along with many others) is far from going unnoticed. Some people are still however caught up on the cost aspect and feel the economies of scale silicon based chips have are too high to break. Fra
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Sure, I felt the article was very interesting, but was advised the title could be offensive. Fair enough
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Why the United States have the best hackers. T or F
(infoworld.com)
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Painting robot follows your eyes to create art
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Hacking on the Pebble Smartstrap
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Yep, I can relate to that. As a "city worker", am still living at home with the parents. The rent here just doesn't make sense anymore and I am fortunate I have the luxury of being able to do so. Those few who are fortunate
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I don't know. I'd say London's 'Silicon Roundabout' and Medellin, Columbia have successfully given a crack at the startup scene and that's to name a few.. On your virtual city idea, I genuinely think with the s
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Painting robot follows your eyes to create art
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Surgical device repairs damaged still-beating heart with glue
(newscientist.com)
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IBM Wants Watson to Teach Robots Some Social Skills
(technologyreview.com)
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