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by ceequof 11y ago
There are several much simpler ways a robot car could connect itself for charging That's a bold assertion. What's your suggestion that would be simpler than a cable driven arm like in the OP? A couple linear actuators i
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by ceequof 11y ago
Robot cars don't have hands.
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by ceequof 11y ago
How could you possibly defend against a malicious merchant? They can just have a video camera pointing at the terminal, no amount of encryption would defend against that.
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by ceequof 11y ago
If I run out of stuff on the front page, then I go to /newest
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by ceequof 11y ago
Blogspam. Original post is at http://www.businessinsider.com/hampton-creek-ceo-complaints-...
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by ceequof 11y ago
ctrl+f "kiddo" 1 of 9 results
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by ceequof 11y ago
(But it would be nice if the next-gen solar panels installed on a car would be efficient enough to provide enough power for a car drive) You only get about 1.5KW of light per square metre, on average. A car has maybe 4-8 squar
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by ceequof 11y ago
It's used quite often among PL nerds: http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/
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by ceequof 11y ago
USG is a fairly widely used initialism for United States Government in some circles.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Gatún Lake of the Panama Canal is also freshwater, at 26m elevation. Generally, the big risk with elevated freshwater lakes connected to the sea by locks isn't saltwater contamination, but the disastrous flood that would happen if all
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by ceequof 11y ago
https://pando.com/2014/07/16/tor-spooks/ In 2006, Tor research was funded was through a no-bid federal contract awarded to Dingledine’s consulting company, Moria Labs. And starting in 2007, the P
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by ceequof 11y ago
Headphones.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Some pretty bad stitching artifacting during the bicycle section. Looks like dynamic range is going to be a problem too: when biking under the overpass, the whites were blown out and overexposed, while the darks were muddy and underexposed.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Wildly deceptive title: the author of this blog post is not the same Paul Allen as the 62-year-old cofounder of Microsoft.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Whoops, guess I'm wrong.
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by ceequof 11y ago
The specs aren’t listed on the FDK site but the safety data sheet shows it is a 3V battery although amperage is unclear. All lithium-ion batteries have a nominal voltage of 3.7V, like how all alkaline batteries have a nominal
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by ceequof 11y ago
Page 50: Hey, that's how you're supposed to use heatshrink! Wow, I've been doing it wrong for years. Page 62: Mildly surprised that they don't want crimped connections soldered, but I suppose that compromises flexibility
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by ceequof 11y ago
Linus frequently puts blog posts up on G+, possibly as part of some Google sponsorship deal.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Something wrong with the text margins?
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by ceequof 11y ago
Color me astonished that a brand new account named POWERfan is vigorously defending IBM in a online discussion forum.
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by ceequof 11y ago
You can blow up all sorts of things with gzip: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zip_bomb
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by ceequof 11y ago
The fileserver tier consists of pairs of Dell R720s running in active/standby configuration. Each pair is largely similar to the single pair of machines that the old Pages infrastructure ran on. http://www.d
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by ceequof 11y ago
`service nginx configtest` does the same thing.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Blogspam. Source is http://www.mathistopheles.co.uk/maths/covering-all-the-bases...
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by ceequof 11y ago
Googlebot caches robots.txt for a very, very long time. If you disallow a directory it may take months for the entire googlebot fleet to start ignoring it. Google's official stance is that you should manage disallow directives through
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by ceequof 11y ago
Ha! I found your question a couple months ago after youtube hit me with the soloshot ad, and I couldn't figure out how it worked. Despite being downvoted, it still ranks fairly high on the SERP for "how the hell does the soloshot
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by ceequof 11y ago
The popular theory is that it's a RTK differential GPS system: base station in the tripod transmitting correction information to the remote unit. The explains the warmup time, the accuracy, as well as the big price tag. http:/&#x
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by ceequof 11y ago
What, how is that at all different from any of the hugely profitable tech companies today? Apple, Facebook, Twitter, Uber, Airbnb, all of them operate closed platforms.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Wow, that is some huge text. Computed font-size 31px.
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by ceequof 11y ago
Nothing forces it to be on your network. If there's a neighbor with open wifi, or easily cracked wifi, or wifi Amazon already has the key for, (from an Amazon tablet/phone that's been connected to it before) then it could t

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