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This is pretty neat https://home.by.me/en/

A radiologist arrives for his first MRI scan.

The radiologist says, "I’ll be right back, I need to go get my dildo."

"French technical community in Bastogne after a brush with German Army"

"US sets 10-minute work hours as government turns to technology, not people"

"China Urges First Time Travelers to Avoid Underwear Sales"

Thank you. The typo could be evidence for human interaction (maybe typing in the wrong text box) despite the "auto generated e-mail" warning.

The order is 'Dispatched from and sold by Amazon' by the way.

I have DiepTrinh as well and as I track my expenses I know for sure that I have not bought anything on the day they appeared on my list.

That is above/around the black area. The black area is the lateral ventricle. It normally contains cerebrospinal fluid, however on the image it is empty.

Here is one from a living person with 0.25mm resolution (data is also available to download) https://www.nature.com/articles/sdata201732

Scan time here is 53 minutes.

Does this mean that the app itself will stop working or just stops getting updates?

"Thanks to the mission-driven nature of this partnership, and of public media overall, we'll put the needs of producers and listeners at the heart of everything we do with Pocket Casts" == We are going to add useless features, bloat the app and switch to SaaS model.

Review scores are also a bit offset. I have tried to give the absolute lowest to every metric booking.com gave me to rate and the resulting score was 2.5-ish. I was thinking about making a browser extension that rescales the values accordingly but I just made a mental note that a score 7 hotel is in fact a score 6. With this scaling the scores on the lower end gain more as a 3.3 score becomes a 5. Take this into account if you opt for the lower-middle end.

Thanks! I love the textgenrnn_vocab.json easter egg by the way :)

Could this be used to generate place names in like this https://medium.com/@hondanhon/i-trained-a-neural-net-to-gene... but with a different language? Or would that need a different training set?

NY Times also had a retro report on this case: https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000002507537/scalded-by-...

I think that stating CT scans have a dose of 150 times as much as an xray has means almost nothing to anybody who is in the target audience and can be considered a harmful statement. It is analogous to stating that with a 5 gig data cap you shoul download a plain text version of book instead of a pdf version, because that is 150 times bigger (nevermind the fact that you are losing images and readability enhancing features such as formatting)

I 3D printed mine (skull is from another project) http://i.imgur.com/BelYUSih.jpg and a Blender render: http://i.imgur.com/oPCSxbo.png

I don't see how is this an alternative to CT or MRI. It is more likely analogous with regard to the principle of imaging, not an alternative.

I don't know if it is automatical or you enable the machine translation in the Play Store, but the app headline is translated really poorly to Hungarian. The description is in English though.

Same, a bit cheaper in Hungary (250K EUR) http://www.akk.hu/object.E2A89FF4-D355-4173-9252-C8F50FD17F0...