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Largest GIF
(rightclicksave.com)
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The Blockchain was invented for NFTs, not currency
(rightclicksave.com)
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Can an app transform NFT collecting?
(rightclicksave.com)
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6y ago
Reminds me of the story behind that odd Robot appearance in Rocky movies... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/film/creed/rocky-iv-robot-butler... It was initially developed to help children with Autism... Stallone has a
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Sorry... it did sound snarky. I actually am familiar with few of the apps and devices and they do just make those recommendations. They throw fancy charts and nice UI at you and then make similar recommendations. I honestly don't th
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I recall reading a paper that found that compared to clinical sleep study equipment (you know, electrodes all over your head) that most devices were random at best in terms of measuring REM sleep. I did a lot of research when a friend went
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So I was reminded on YT homepage to check him out again... I went through about 15-20 last drink reviews (descriptions). They are all 7-8s. I am super curious if he has ever not liked one now.
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7y ago
This is a neat project. And based on your appreciation for things like Funny Mapguy (who I checked out after seeing your video) I think we have very similar taste in online culture. Good luck dude!
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7y ago
Anyone know if this is anyway related to PANDAS condition (RE: inflammation -> cognitive changes)? We were recently introduced to the condition and my understanding is the theory is inflammation is caused by the bodies immunity response
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7y ago
We did a genetic test for small number of well known genetic disabilities when she was younger that did not yield a result. Our neurologist then recommended a "whole exome sequencing" a few years later. This is where we found a
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My daughter was diagnosed with Autism at 16 months. Just this year (she is 6 now) we found a genetic cause (SCN2A, the one mentioned here). We have invested a ton of time and energy into therapies and she is doing very well... I wonder
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I wouldn't lump this in with the recent mini NES or SNES. Nintendo has a loyal fan base and a proven track record. They made something simple and well built for fans of their IP. Atari isn't even a thing anymore. Someone bough
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This came up back in 2017 and I was skeptical then... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15348270 I blame the journalists covering this stuff. There was so many PR release articles touting this thing based on renders...
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Anyone going to dealerships in 2019 is already losing. I made that mistake recently with my wife's car. We went into dealer and I talked to manager. We knew exact model and color we wanted and told him we were there to see it in per
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8y ago
I did some measurements on stills and it appears to be well within the reason of lining up. Using a ruler and stills taken from same vantage point... the distance is very close.
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8y ago
An angled razor makes more sense (think about how you shave)... less of a chance that it gets jammed if the paper is sliding over an angled razor rather than vertical. EDIT: A deli slicer also a good example... it works on an angle... not l
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8y ago
As mentioned in the article Processing is great! Super easy to start and there's some great sample libraries and code to to use for guidance. http://processingjs.org/
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Why Love Generative Art?
(artnome.com)
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8y ago
Came to say same short thing... This really is indicative of a bad place to be... if you need to rent tech, you don't need it.
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8y ago
This. I also enjoy video games and often read up on trends and news... unfortunately I have little to no time to really meaningfully play them. I enjoy watching people who have gotten really masterful play the games I have read about. No
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I had a disupute with AirBnB long time ago (You can find it in my history because I posted about it here). They had a "sign up a friend" promotion and I liked the service so much that I recommended it to my parents. They used it
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The one time I don't read comments first :(
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9y ago
This is lacking any simulation... and a number of other important features (as the author state very clearly BTW... so I am not diminishing their work). In this case I would say the advancement of libraries and tools make efforts like this
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9y ago
Love the NBA and am a cord cutter... this is so slick and well done. Really cool project. Going to try it out for sure.
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Got it. So this company that bought up a failing and abused brand has produced many other types of consumer devices and has a track record of delivering quality products to people based on promise alone such as the kickstarter model... That
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"I don't think its really the news sites job to care about a products viability for longterm success" Viability and credibility should not be confused. Under your definition if I buy the Coleco name tomorrow and send a press
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Because time after time the majority of these have turned out to be bad actors buying up old licenses, putting a few thousand into marketing and deceiving a large audience into buying into a vision of a console supported by hoardes of indie
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People? Few. Journalists? All should.
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Nintendo is still Nintendo. It's the same company. Making hardware based on it's own IP. Many titles being their own in house produced work. Nostalgia works when it's genuine.
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9y ago
Tech websites need to stop giving these projects coverage. This is not Atari... Atari is gone. Slapping licensed games and selling a shiny box with common internals is not novel and will not somehow grow a magical following. Ouya was the
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