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   by i_am_good 6y ago

   Please bind LEFT/RIGHT MOUSE to punching and kicking. People are blocking the view!
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   by i_am_good 6y ago

   https://darebee.com/
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   by i_am_good 7y ago

   Re:oh-4-fucks-sake The website notes that what they have are "NOT for human consumption". Is it safe or is it different than what one would use for recreational purposes?
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   Ask HN: What chair do you use?

   8 points by i_am_good 7y ago|14 comments
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   by i_am_good 7y ago

   Thanks for taking the time to write this! As you mentioned, it looks like it will be difficult to get a referral for a full-body scan as a healthy person :\ Nonetheless, I found your explanation on printing such objects really helpful and t
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   by i_am_good 7y ago

   Thank you for the detailed response! [2] was an interesting read for someone new to medical imaging. As you mentioned, it seems like it will be hard to get a referral for a full-body CT scan as a healthy person. The costs of scans also look
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   by i_am_good 7y ago

   This is really cool. I did not know it was possible to print metallic structures like this. Thanks for sharing!
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   by i_am_good 7y ago

   Thanks! I will check it out.
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   by i_am_good 7y ago

   Thank you, this is helpful!
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    by i_am_good 7y ago

    I appreciate your candid critique. I did not know the cost nor the steps involved in doing this. Also, by "debugging" I meant to find discrepancies or signs of abnormalities (if any) by having a model skeleton on hand.
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    by i_am_good 7y ago

    That's awesome! Thank you very much for sharing your experience and explaining the processes involved in detail. From my light research, it seems that obtaining such scan would be costly ($1k-$5k price range for full body scan without
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    by i_am_good 7y ago

    That's amazing! I will look into their methodologies more. Thanks!
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    by i_am_good 7y ago

    Thanks for the insight! Although there are readily available skeletons for purchase, I want to print my own skeleton for "profiling and debugging" purposes :)
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    Ask HN: How can I 3D print my skeleton for research?

    40 points by i_am_good 7y ago|51 comments
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    by i_am_good 8y ago

    Thanks for sharing this!
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    by i_am_good 8y ago

    As one of the comments mentioned, you can use an external GPU with USB-C for your ML needs.
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    by i_am_good 8y ago

    Check this out: https://earthnow.com/
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    by i_am_good 13y ago

    You're gonna switch just because they changed the UI? Aren't all of those new features available on Android? Plus, Google must be cooking some good stuff for next Android, so you should hold your horses :)
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    by i_am_good 13y ago

    It was about Compute Engine actually. For those who are interested, the GCE page says registration opens at 6PM PST on May 15th, 2013.
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    by i_am_good 13y ago

    Awesome, thanks!
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    by i_am_good 13y ago

    I can't seem to find the registration form, how does one get started?
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    by i_am_good 13y ago

    "Sending money with your Google Wallet Balance is always free and usually instant. You can also send money using your bank account, which may take up to 10 business days to complete. Sending money using your credit or debit card is almost i
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    by i_am_good 13y ago

    I just clicked "Get started" and didn't see anything new in Google Wallet page. But in Settings page, now there's a button to provide personal information (SSN, photo ID scan and etc.) They will probably require those for those who opt-in t