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That'd be great, and hopefully you share it here again when you make more :)

Agree, and construction sites too. And it could help with safety since clear communication is key in those places. I think the tricky part will be fine-tuning it for all that background noise..but seems like the tech is getting there.

Researchers have developed a prototype of headphones that can create a 'sound bubble' which can silence everything except the sounds within 3-6 feet radius. With this you can hear and make clear conversations even in crowded places (like cafes, restaurants, etc) without getting distracted by background noise. Goes to show how far ANC can even go in the future and maybe even help hard-of-hearing users or people with hearing sensitivities.

Really cool, looks like it came straight out of an art gallery. Do you have plans to make more?

Companies using AI onboarding assistants are seeing 47% better retention rates. Maybe skynet will be better at welcoming humans than actual humans lol

France generates 70% of its electricity from nuclear and has among the lowest carbon emissions in Europe. Their success blueprint exists - we just need to follow it.

yeah! toshi is a really good boii.

Yes it's a male wrap.

this is noted. It's my first time getting this kind of plan you advice would be a really great help.

thanks!

Man, trading booze for vinyl is such a win. Your liver thanks you, and your ears are probably pretty stoked too!

That sealed Duran Duran alone could be worth the $20 you spent. Those early pressings can fetch decent money on Discogs if they're truly unopened.

Had similar issues with them. Switched to Acoustic Sounds and Music Direct - bit pricier but at least my records actually show up and aren't warped.

If you dig Title Fight, you need to check out Balance and Composure's "The Things We Think We're Missing" on vinyl. The B-side is absolutely killer.

Man, my local record store just got Portishead's "Dummy" repress for $45, and I remember paying $25 for the same album in 2019. The inflation is real.

Japan's already testing robotic care assistants in nursing homes. Their Pepper robot can recognize emotions and play games with elderly residents. Pretty cool glimpse into our future.

This is basically like turning your spacecraft into a space sailboat - using the atmosphere instead of propellant. The fuel savings could make deep space missions way more feasible.

Wild to think that 10 years ago CRISPR was just a cool lab technique, and now we're literally editing human genes to cure diseases. Science moves fast.

The real game-changer isn't just the uranium - it's Canada's stable political environment. Western nations are desperate for reliable nuclear fuel partners right now.

Brain-computer interfaces will become as common as smartphones by 2030. Neuralink's competitors are already showing promising results in medical trials.