Comment Re:Silver lining (Score 4, Insightful) 87
I don't know, if unscrupulous people are doing this to make super soldiers, I don't think even something like a 75% failure rate would desuade them...
I don't know, if unscrupulous people are doing this to make super soldiers, I don't think even something like a 75% failure rate would desuade them...
Personally, the only effect I have noticed is that I'm significantly out of shape for 2-4 weeks after each donation, until my hgb levels are back up,
Me too - but every time I've asked about it the nurses tell me everything should be normal within three days. What sort of sports do you do? I'm a regular (non-competitive) swimmer, and my lap times and endurance dip significantly for about two weeks after I give...
Except that getting dkim, spf, dmarc, etc, all set up is rather a pain in the butt, and even when you get it right there are several major email providers that will still mark you as spam just for being a small operation.
Nah, just 4chan.
Does anyone remember Firefox Hello? It was a very functional WebRTC video conference functionality builtin to Firefox; it was my preferred way of doing video meetings, until they abandoned because nobody was using it, Google Hangouts and Skype were already too entrenched...
that makes headlines today and we'll never hear again! Yay!
How is a law required to explicitly prevent someone for charging for a service that they aren't providing?
If you're going to use an acronym that much in your post, please define it. After a quick search it seems OP is talking about Natural Language Processing.
Unfortunately advertising isn't really about getting a reaction from the watchers, they're about building unconscious recognition of a brand or a product to affect future behaviour. It's mere exposure effect at its worst.
touché
Reading the summary I was instantly confused about how they could 3d print an N95 filter. Had to RTFA to realise that the model is a plastic mask with a replaceable filter. The filter comes from cutting up full-sized disposable masks into smaller parts, getting six filters from each mask. Decided to post this so others can be lazy and not click through.
Sidewalk Labs, a Google-affiliated company, is abandoning its plan to build a high-tech neighbourhood on Toronto's waterfront, citing what it calls unprecedented economic uncertainty. The project, dubbed Quayside, still didn't have all of the government approvals it needed to go ahead. Many had raised concerns about the privacy implications of the project and how much of the city's developing waterfront Sidewalk Labs wanted to control. The so-called "smart city" was set to feature a range of cutting edge technology, from residential towers made of timber to the use of autonomous cars and heated sidewalks. "As unprecedented economic uncertainty has set in around the world and in the Toronto real estate market, it has become too difficult to make the 12-acre project financially viable without sacrificing core parts of the plan we had developed," the company said in a statement.
In Japan people have been marrying holograms for years.
It is a breakthrough for a Microsoft spokesperson because it appears to be doing something, while, like every single regulation that gets passed about the use of facial recognition tech, it is limited to the public sector? I am at least as worried about companies like Microsoft, Google and Facebook using this technology than I am about governments using it...
To be fair, there were much darker characters than Sisko in DS9, though maybe not in the main cast -- take Dukat for example. Enterprise also dealt with substance abuse, when T'Pol got hooked on that weird rock that shielded the ship from weird gravity fields. Thouhgh I haven't seen Picard, so I don't really know how it compares.
Thus spake the master programmer: "After three days without programming, life becomes meaningless." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
