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by ComputerCat 3y ago
We are building smart cameras for industrial automation and robotics. We are on our 3rd generation design with a 20.5TOPS Toshiba ASIC and Sony image sensors. A lot of sweat and tears have gone in the hardware and software design. You can l
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
I like this, it feels calming to me, not attention grabbing or distracting.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Didn't this just happen with Alzheimer's research??
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
I love all of these!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Would be interesting to see engagement/people who like the current Twitter content assessed against customers/people with customer potential.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Same! The captcha doesn't seem to be able to slow down the bots. Inbox is still getting flooded with spam.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Such a heartwarming story, thanks for sharing. Sad though how people's beloved possessions can be discarded after death.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Omg, that's hilarious!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Save yourself a huge mess and don't try using an electric handheld mixer to do the initial oil stir...I got peanut butter EVERYWHERE. It's a nightmare to clean.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Yikes, I had suppressed the memory of a terrible university prof I had who was obsessed with DFW, this instantly took me back.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Ahah this is neat, thanks for sharing! Enjoyed looking up my hometown and seeing who was there.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Wow, what an incredible story! I can't imagine having to relearn simple tasks and skills honed over a lifetime.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
ahah oh my gosh I love this! Neat project, thanks for sharing!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Wow, I can't imagine living somewhere so remote. I wish I was better at meal planning/prepping/organizing, but it's a work in progress. I also want to get into preserving, pickling, etc. I think since fresh food is readi
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Oh neat! I feel like Facebook Messenger already does this sometimes where it combines emojis.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Interesting read. I think something that bothers me more than trying to remember passwords (I have a system) is when an app or website won't let you see what you've typed! It's so easy to make a typo, especially on a phone an
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
This is so cute! I have all the collections and absolutely love Calvin & Hobbes. Definitely brings back some memories!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Everything looks delish!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Ohhh neat! Website looks nice!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
The only job I ever had where I was on-call was at a discount shoe store... it was ridiculous and unnecessarily stressful.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
I can't access the full text but this is really interesting. I think with how fast paced all the advancements in the scientific community are it's crucial that things we thought we understood are continuously re-assessed and analy
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Wow, what an impressive run though!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Oh wow, I like this! Question: if I want to go back and change my selections from the first question about what I normally listen to, how do I do that?
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Hmm I like the idea of prompts, it has always helped me when trying to think of what to write... but I also like the actual act of physically writing on paper. This is a great idea for somebody who prefers to work on the computer though!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Hmm... I'd still like to build a time machine and go back and stop myself from accidentally stepping on an underground wasp nest... that was not pleasant.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Wow, what a trip down memory lane!
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
I think it's good to have a long-term plan and goals, as long as it's fluid and can be adjusted as new problems/solutions arise.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Hmmm I like the creativity but think I'd rather just keep my wrenches in their compact carrying case so I can take them wherever I need them easily...
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
I'm imagining this feels like the first time you let your kid walk to a friends house - so curious, young, naïve, just wandering as you watch anxiously from the sidelines.
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by ComputerCat 4y ago
Tried to read the article, but just kept picturing Homer Simpson

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