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by DrNuke 7y ago
Thanks, much appreciated!
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Ask HN: Name the most relevant problem in your field for 2020
1 points by DrNuke 7y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Name the most relevant problem in your field for 2020
1 points by DrNuke 7y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 7y ago
> What's an area that people think is up and coming? I'm pretty introverted! Spend 3 to 6 months on theatre acting and you will never need asking the cold internet again for anything personal!
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by DrNuke 7y ago
You can translate this short article of mine https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/azzerare-con-poco-il-debito-t... to get real, low-cost “toys” for a small mechatronics lab suited to almost any dl & rl starting level end
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Westinghouse announces organisational changes(world-nuclear-news.org)
1 points by DrNuke 8y ago|0 comments
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Flying Cars, Bullet Trains, and Moon Shots: 2019’s Top Tech Quick Hits(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by DrNuke 8y ago
It really depends on your niche, your product and the amount of work you need to keep the entire startup going? As a rule of thumb, you just want a functional MVP that sells, which is your first milestone. After that, it’s open waters.
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Mondialism.com – Towards a single government for planet Earth(mondialism.com)
1 points by DrNuke 8y ago|1 comments
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Startup Says Direct-Drive Motors Are the Future of Robot Actuators(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by DrNuke 8y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Life ultimately chooses for you: the answer to your question will depend on your relationships with other people (living or dead) and the facts that happen because of them.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
This. OP’s colleague has a family and a life outside work, while OP is all in as an employee? It is not to OP to resent anyone at work, just resign if you cannot cope (and thank again your colleague for the initial lead before closing the d
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by DrNuke 8y ago
The easiest way to start from scratch is to meet people in person and look for gigs locally. Without a network made of real people, in fact, the global internet is a race to the bottom. Better luck may come from local forums, though, again
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Post referendum hysteria, politicians serving their own interests and deferring responsibilities, national pride in having one word and sticking to it, a drone-esque Prime Minister incapable of statesmanship, a drone-esque EU bureaucracy st
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Hi. Why are you looking for your “first programming job” with your different background and mature resume? You are at great disadvantage against tons of CS naturals in the usual recruiting and interview routine. Also, your programmers netwo
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by DrNuke 8y ago
> what should I do to get noticed by recruiters at FAANG and non-FAANG to stand apart from the CS crowd? The usual answer here is look for suitable business / r&d cases within your own EE industrial domain and use ML/AI as
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by DrNuke 8y ago
> I am worried that this tax is partially based on jealousy and envy. It is an attempt to keep part of the local wealth local. Big corps siphoning local wealth towards fiscal havens, in that depleting territories, concur to social mayhem
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Sales. You will have a different job every day and meet different people until the end of this world.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
There are reliable ways to generate unbiased, synthetic and even big data for almost any industrial domain out there plus a lot of applied research fields in the STEM curricula. The most important issue nowadays is the accountability of res
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Forex only in the form of small eur/usd scalping when the markets are volatile because of bad rumours. If any, I enjoy the ride but results are mixed ehehe.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Mini robotics combining mechatronics, computer vision and deep or reinforcement learning at the cost of an average lunch at restaurant has really been a dream come true.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
For DIY projects and mechatronics modding you can surely refer to the latest, just released “Robot Builder’s Bonanza” 5th ed. book, here from Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Robot-Builders-Bonanza-Gordon-Mccomb/... . Mor
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Why do so few university graduates start their own businesses?(theguardian.com)
2 points by DrNuke 8y ago|1 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
You know, it is renewables to lose, apart of local places blessed by any sort of competitive advantage (water, silicon, etc.). However, I am not here for politics and you simply cannot beat nuclear by numbers, though.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Fusion output would be unlimited (almost), you would then have solved any other problem apart of obsolescence of materials. Any other tech would be finite or more wasteful in comparison.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Fusion can’t be done now so construction costs are unknown at this stage. Graphene is the first of many wonders we can expect from materials science this century imho and it is extremely cheap.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Possibly yes but, even the case, the US, the UK, Japan and France would switch to fusion immediately, if feasible, to get rid of fission and its waste. Renewables & nuclear are the perfect mix to contain greenhouse gases emissions, that
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Power density is irrelevant for fusion, though: you will never exhaust fusion “fuel” on planet Earth. It will never be an efficiency problem, like it is for fission aka uranium.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Fusion is a materials science problem and materials informatics (machine learning methods for improving properties and / or devising new alloys) will help immensely once a new generation of digital-native scientists comes into the work
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by DrNuke 8y ago
You’re welcome and not snarky at all. I am not sure you work with commercially-driven ML projects? It really depends on the metrics only. I can’t trust a ML black box for cancer screening (both false negatives and false positives have a big

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