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yeah, i wish someone told the people making the movie that instead i look at myself in the mirror as a single tear rolls down my cheek. as it falls to the ground i enter bullet time and dramatically slice the tear in half with my monomolecular sword *audience erupts into cringing laughter*
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the eyes, boo, go for the eyes!
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the story was pretty bad and i couldnt understand the logic of the world very well but the visuals were p cool
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fart simpson posted:the story was pretty bad and i couldnt understand the logic of the world very well but the visuals were p cool solid review of all anime EMILY BLUNTS posted:came with the earrings from https://www.hellovoid.online/products but I think it was a limited run heck yeah: https://www.hellovoid.online/product/sticker-pack-95 
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true to it’s anime roots an old dude was hitting on the main character, a teenage girl with magic powers
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I’ve been getting so many ads for battle angle atilla
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Silver Alicorn posted:battle angle atilla would watch
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hobbesmaster posted:would watch So you see, Atilla your rag tag group will never be anything but acute annoyance to the mighty roman empire *grins* don't be so obtuse
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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/31/us/waymo-self-driving-cars-arizona-attacks.html "They didn’t ask us if we wanted to be part of their beta test"
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ADINSX posted:So you see, Atilla your rag tag group will never be anything but acute annoyance to the mighty roman empire wow
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The Claptain posted:https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/31/us/waymo-self-driving-cars-arizona-attacks.html Arizonans apparently got the right idea about self driving cars
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chanandler bong, az
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alita: butthole angel
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jimmyjams posted:alita: butthole anger
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jimmyjams posted:alita: butthole angel
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rollerball: bigeyes cut
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Chris Knight posted:chanandler bong, az Three red, get turnt: Destroy target self-driving car.
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Alita! Her eyes open!
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its probably for maintenance stuff so technically they'd be in the clear
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hobbesmaster posted:its probably for maintenance stuff so technically they'd be in the clear i thought it was for ground soldier ~~augmentation~~
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Raluek posted:i thought it was for ground soldier ~~augmentation~~ not inconsistent with them being used for maintenance or construction tasks there have been programs for smart warriors or whatever the gently caress going back 30 years and they've all been terrible as would be expected and i don't think a MS consumer product could work in a combat environment
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hobbesmaster posted:not inconsistent with them being used for maintenance or construction tasks i dont expect it to be non-terrible, but i was under the impression that it was going to be a platform based on hololens, not just literally one off the shelf. but, when was the last time microsoft made good hardware? when did they stop making the trackball explorer
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nobody tell them how much the military loves excel and PowerPoint
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but its like 50 dudes of 113,000 people right?
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if you are an adult who lives and works in the united states you are participating in the development of weapons
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Sagebrush posted:if you are an adult who lives and works in the united states you are participating in the development of weapons ok
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be that as it may, that doesn’t make participating in making other weapons any better. x + y is worse than x alone similarly it’s ok to be against slavery, sweatshops, etc even though your phone has rare earth stuff in it mined by child slaves
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Sagebrush posted:if you are an adult who lives and works in the united states you are participating in the development of weapons just the united states though. nobody else.
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Midjack posted:just the united states though. nobody else. yeah should move to Canada, it seems that the more money they spend on weapons the worse they get
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i would say that sucks but it really looks more like it blows.
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Microsoft office ribbon menu but it's on the battlefield
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SpaceAceJase posted:Microsoft office ribbon menu but it's on the battlefield MS should make software for the F-35
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Rex-Goliath posted:they still don’t even know how much air was spilled :thuink:
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LAS VEGAS FEBRUARY, 2019  also, anyone need human brain controlled cyborg rat drones?  quote:Brain-machine interfaces (BMIs) provide a promising information channel between the biological brain and external devices and are applied in building brain-to-device control. Prior studies have explored the feasibility of establishing a brain-brain interface (BBI) across various brains via the combination of BMIs. However, using BBI to realize the efficient multidegree control of a living creature, such as a rat, to complete a navigation task in a complex environment has yet to be shown. In this study, we developed a BBI from the human brain to a rat implanted with microelectrodes (i.e., rat cyborg), which integrated electroencephalogram-based motor imagery and brain stimulation to realize human mind control of the rat’s continuous locomotion. Control instructions were transferred from continuous motor imagery decoding results with the proposed control models and were wirelessly sent to the rat cyborg through brain micro-electrical stimulation. The results showed that rat cyborgs could be smoothly and successfully navigated by the human mind to complete a navigation task in a complex maze. Our experiments indicated that the cooperation through transmitting multidimensional information between two brains by computer-assisted BBI is promising. Crusader fucked around with this message at 17:15 on Feb 24, 2019 |
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Crusader posted:LAS VEGAS Got a link to that paper?
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