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there’s now crash simulation software, used in forensics. i predict this will be a game soon.
Flipping open his laptop, Arvin kicked things off by showing us a kind of greatest hits reel drawn from his own crash reconstruction experience. Watching the short, blocky animations—a semi jack-knifing across the centerline, an SUV rear-ending a silver compact car, before ricocheting backward into a telephone pole—was surprisingly uncomfortable.
I don’t always use knives on my testicles, but when I do, I use cyberknife.
This is nuts
In the story of how European Space Agency researchers are scrambling to locate—and possibly move—the Philae probe, which they successfully landed on Comet 67P 2 days ago, there’s an interesting comment about computer vision and the perception of exotic landscapes.
“It’s an entirely manual process, because the complex and bizarre landscape of comet 67P defies any kind of automated search. We don’t have an algorithm for this”
In times of persecution, beer nerds throughout the ages hid in caves. So it was this weekend
Oh, Christ
Anna, he’s going to start reading poetry at us
what do we do
play dead?
no that’s bears
To get to know about lions, you’ve got to live with them for a while
some actors are way more serious about their craft than others.
PackMerger reduces 3D-printing time by 30% and material by 65%. The algorithm determines how to pack the most elements into the smallest possible space using the same principle used by the Tetris tile-matching puzzle game, in which tiles are manipulated with the aim of creating a horizontal line of blocks without gaps.
Gregor J. Rothfuss 