stefanv

Wouldn't a professionally manufactured set infringe the license terms? From what I can see, the game and it's assets are released under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

I don't think you can buy it. The license is non-commercial.

I agree with what you are saying, but making visitors confused needs a bit more than just a misspelled domain name. People have brains... Ok, not all of them (brains) are so well developed, but I refuse to believe that landing on that website will fool anybody. Sometimes we try too much to be "fair" for the sake of being the "good guys" and we don't see things in context. Of course we don't know for sure that he will not try to sell anything or try to fool people that he's actually Google, but I'm only talking about the present. I don't think his act looks cool and I also don't think it's an evil act. And I don't even think his content is that good, but his content definitely doesn't try to fool anybody.

Anyway, because English is not my native language, it's a bit hard for me to explain why I don't think is fair to flag it up.

Considering the content, I don't think is fair to flag it. And he's honest with his intentions, without trying to "sell" anything.

What does "nimiq" means?

I wonder who decided/approved the use of a song about death and funeral procession (Paint it Black by The Rolling Stones) in a video about "driving" without hands on public roads...

There is also machine intelligence: http://numenta.com/blog/machine-intelligence-machine-learnin...

(disclaimer: I'm the one who proposed this) Do you find this useful? I think the main challenge will be to design a "boiling sensor". But I think that a combination of temperature + pressure sensors should do the trick.