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Study like you’re trying to teach someone other than yourself.

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As long as you can start, you are alright. The juice will come.

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Always thinking sweet thoughts.

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The Matterhorn is beautiful

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Sony SmartEyeGlass means business

By Sachin Bahal

It looks like Microsoft HoloLens will have some competition. Sony is developing their own set of augmented reality smart glasses called SmartEyeGlass. However, Sony is taking a different approach and instead focusing on making their “smart glasses” for businesses instead of consumers (at least for now).

Sony says their SmartEyeGlass uses holographic waveguide technology which helps create super thing augmented reality lenses that offer high transparency and brightness. The smart glasses only weight about 77g and there’s a 3­megapixel CMOS image sensor as well as an accelerometer, gyro, electronic compass and a brightness sensor.

The lenses are about 3mm thin and have 85% transmittance, so then it’s easy to read items while wearing the glasses. There is also a separate controller which is where the battery, a speaker, microphone, NFC and touch sensor are kept.

Sony says there are two main use cases for their smart glasses when it comes to business. The first is barcode scanning, so for example, companies with big warehouses and a large inventory, the glasses can search for specific barcode, so you can find items easier. The other main use case is for remote guidance, so you can easily navigate without your phone.

The developer edition of Sony’s SmartEyeGlass is available now for $900 USD.

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Web Font in Pair this is first poster dedicated to the web font combination. I use two different google web font, the incipit of famous Italian Poem and I apply two or more different font to compare and to make a good web font combination.  Download the poster

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Change is hard. Really, really hard. But when you’re at a point in your life when you recognize how much you need it, take the first step. Take the first step toward finding the first step. It will take awhile. It will be a lot of work. It will take a lot of guts. People might disagree with your decision. Other people might encourage you to stay the same, to be complacent, to just let life happen. But keep reminding yourself why you need the change. Keep chasing it. Resolve to keep going.

Design by Jennifer Lioy.

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This graphic visualizes the sheer immensity of Royal Caribbean’s new $1 billion cruise ship

This week, Royal Caribbean took delivery of its newest cruise ship — Harmony of the Seas. At 1,188 feet long and with a gross tonnage of 226,963, the billion-dollar Harmony of the Seas is the largest cruise ship ever built.

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Do It Well, Breanna Rose

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