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"That's a large bug, have you considered something smaller? Maybe a mosquito?" - Someone somewhere on a DARPA project

This is one of the strangest comments I've ever read.

Agreed, the captia is excessive. Ended up giving up on the site after trying to add in a second boat (not a sailor). It's very difficult to have a positive experience when the firs…

You could replace the lipsum with the top comment (or few) from the post!

I see similar things across the board. Chrome has terrible autocomplete also. The suggestions have to be physically back-spaced to avoid them being autocompleted when you press ent…

No? This is an odd submission.

My point is more that they are checking their blood sugar levels without doing anything about it.

"The thing about working on yourself is that it’s actually work. Reading an article, or a book on behaviour, self-improvement and what else doesn’t actually change you any more tha…

I'm always happy to see solid philosophy show up here. Really, it's an under-appreciated field that gets written off as useless. Looking back at when I was in college, one of the c…

Articles like this are always alarmist. Where are the peer-reviewed citations? Why is this not in Nature? If this article were so well vetted, it would be there.

Give it time, an EU citizen who applied will eventually make GDPR complaint. At which point, it's game over.

I generally don't like to say people are making things up, however there is a lot of mythology around how much work IB students do. I've frequently seen IB students while I was in …

These students are high school students. I'm very doubtful that this course covered material like file types and encoding. First year CS classes are almost exclusively programming …

Interesting, I was not aware that peacocks had something similar.

On a very similar note, wild turkey are actually very dangerous. Their legs have spurs on them, which have been known to cause severe or even fatal injury to small animals like dog…

This looks cool, however can someone with some electronics know-how explain to me why the connections on most, if not all the keys are crossed? They don't look like insulated wires…