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Finally, someone who'll listen to me talk about my D&D characters.
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I take exception to this, but from a pro-technology stance. The human form isn't actually good for anything. There's nothing something...
Yesterday at 12:38 AM
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Patients are routinely asked what would help, their input is important. It doesn’t need a special device, generally - for instance, when...
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A walking talking Thermos, now we're talking innovation. Keep hot things hot, and cold things cold.
Yesterday at 12:16 AM
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Body temperature means core temperature, yes. No guns jumped. About the only reason I can see to have a heating element* in this robot...
Wednesday at 11:12 PM
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No, it has to mean internal temperature (and in fact the article says a human core temperature of 32-6C, which is a bit low but I guess...
Wednesday at 10:47 PM
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I really meant any internal heating to match and maintain 37C, which is really a lot of effort to go to for medical devices...
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In the US, many of the western railroads probably qualified as mega corps. One of the subsidies they got from the US Govt was...
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I was referring to the quotes from Jeter himself who coined the term.
Wednesday at 9:19 PM
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Well, I would disagree with that sentiment, in a couple of ways. "-punk" is about rejection of the status quo - whatever it happens to...
Wednesday at 9:19 PM
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Yes, that makes sense. The punk bit is just there as a reference to cyberpunk and alternate technological development, not to make me...
Wednesday at 8:34 PM
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This link seems pretty typical of sites explaining the origins of the term: What is Steampunk — Definition, Origins, and Examples What...
Wednesday at 8:32 PM
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Why not? Because steampunk is a reaction to cyberpunk, not merely a time-shifted mimic of cyberpunk. Cyberpunk is about the...
Wednesday at 8:21 PM
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I think Moyà will get even weirder when she starts tasting human. Which she probably will in due course, again for the obvious reason.
Wednesday at 8:07 PM
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Why TF does an android (even one designed for elderly care etc) need human body temperature? Is it trying to infiltrate the human...
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