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    Comment #49124871

    Don't forget the executive elevator algorithm (EEA), which uses a priority interrupt to take passengers directly to the top floor.

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    Comment #49041174

    It's a shame everyone can't fly first class, but I guess this is just life? I've had the opportunity to take an international business class flight and couldn't believe how great I…

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    Comment #49007762

    One radio program that's withstood the test of time is "Echos" with host John Diliberto. I ran across the program the other day and it blew my mind that it still sounds identical t…

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    Comment #48949862

    At this point in his career, Jony Ive is best suited for doing deep dive studies on the corner-radius of new products. And even then, you might as well just default it to that of a…

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    Comment #48949141

    I liked the idea of the Pebble index, but don't really want another device to manage. So I ended up configuring my apple watch to record a memo using the double-pinch gesture. It u…

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    Comment #48935180

    The first gen unibody macbooks had seriously sharp edges, enough to grate a block of parmesan cheese. I suspect Sir Johny Ive is behind this madness. The latest apple watch ultras …

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    Comment #48892799

    Are there any low cost US based PCB mfgs? Part of me thinks we should support our local supply chains, or should I not care?

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    Comment #48819021

    I don't think swimming pool is the best size. Why not a hole that's a few meters in diameter but SUPER deep? So long as your water table is sufficiently deep. This way you can serv…

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    Comment #48808916

    Could this be scaled to a full size human rated aircraft?

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    Comment #48806998

    For touchscreens, I think there is an opportunity to make larger touch targets. For example, when you want to adjust HVAC controls, the UI should take over the ENTIRE screen with r…

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    Comment #48804791

    Im interested in using honeycomb aluminum panels for some projects but curious why its so freaking expensive?

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    Comment #48776462

    Millions of years from now EVERYTHING will be some form of cyborg. So these cockroaches might be THE missing link of when computer and living species first started to merge.

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    Comment #48756065

    Could work well in vacation rentals where items in the house are well defined with very specific put back places.

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    Comment #48740312

    ER = Emergency Room :-)

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    Comment #48735408

    Also a significant increase in AFIB risk for runners. I am doing around 10-20MPW over the last 5 years. Not sure if this is enough training load, but I've had a habit of pushing to…

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    Comment #48733518

    So warning about super-high intensity workouts. For a good while I would sprint hard as possible up 8 flights of stairs everyday instead of taking the elevator. I would do this mul…

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    Comment #48723892

    People are not worried about the mass increase in the entire atmosphere, but very selective layers of the atmosphere (mesosphere and stratosphere). These are delicate layers that a…

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    Comment #48720953

    We have a bright future full of endless "space-junk". As the price to orbit drops, people will inevitably send up more and more satellites that have questionable value. In 100 year…

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    Comment #48677500

    Only about 20% of the Herculaneum site has been excavated, so there is high probability that more scrolls exist. The current scrolls were not part of the main library, but more of …

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    Comment #48530159

    Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell. Not all companies are growing because they are making their customers happy. Some are fully exploiting their custo…

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    Comment #48404383

    The traditional sit down in a lecture hall, listen to professor speak, then come in for a pen and paper test, is outdated for this era of technology. What's the point of physically…

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    Comment #48402335

    My problem with this knot, is going from step 2 to 3, I get a bit of slippage from the orginal starter knot (step 1). For my running shoes, getting the tightness just right is crit…

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    Comment #48283299

    Definitely some Toyota Prius vibes. They certainly should take some design risks, but not in the direction of an everyday commuter. I can only image the amount of patting on the ba…

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    Comment #48274392

    said nobody

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    Comment #48260514

    Memory manufactures sit on a war chest of IP. So even if someone has excess fab capacity and wants to get into memory manufacturing, they will have to fight an uphill battle of abo…