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The multi-electrode systems at the lab I worked in 2009 used a fiber connection to the host PC and generated terabytes of data, for just 128 or 92 electrodes (I forget) at not-all-that-many samples per second.
A lab I worked in (as an IT guy) used them for data collection, studying visual attention in monkeys.
Not a happy place for the monkeys although I'm confident the scientists did their best to not make it any worse than it had to be.
Cryonics is a grift, nobody is going to be cured of death by future Dr Jesus.
Name ten.
Lasik doesn't work for every vision problem.
I don't understand the hate for transition lenses. You don't have to get them in frames last fashionable in 1982.
Mary reads a book, Paul plays chess, and Peter sneaks out to molest a child.
I'm sure Candy Crush will come pre-installed.
“"I do shoot myself in the foot from time to time, but at least you know it is genuine, not from the PR department,””
He is the PR department.
This post is the worst Burma Shave roadside ad ever.
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\#Mac / #iOS #developer since #NeXTSTEP 2.x, currently taking care of a parent and cultivating an epic resume gap.
Also interested in #electronics, #3dprinting, and #machining.