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DrNuke
8y ago
45 is the peak of life (knowledge, experience, network) if you are healthy and out of troubles, so no wonder.
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8y ago
The EU is not working for people as it worked for peace and banks. There is nothing shameful in that, the process is difficult and has so many enemies within and outside Europe. Italy often acts as a politics lab, let’s see what happens in
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8y ago
At $20, this whole bundle is fantastic value for anyone also willing a practical intro to mechatronics and IoT.
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Humble Book Bundle: Make: Electronics 2018
(humblebundle.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Build a database of possible interested parties in your neighborough and cold call them to get their view and make a pitch... if enough interest arises, build an mvp and call again for a follow-on in person with your mvp and a demo.
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8y ago
Which is very silly, in the end: I am thrilled while thinking how many iPhones Apple will sell worldwide once we have 6.9 billion people unemployed.
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8y ago
Jobs are a way to exert social control, though. The dystopian solution is to reopen gulags and labor camps to re-educate people. Oh, wait...
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8y ago
The masses still need to eat or are we just letting them starve?
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8y ago
You do not need to be a socialist to understand there is something inherently going badly wrong for the masses here.
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DrNuke
8y ago
At its best, regulatory capture is a mean to achieve basic quality assurance; at its worst, it is a fence to protect the richest. Our mileage may vary, we see the world through our own experience and rightly so.
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DrNuke
8y ago
This is daily life at work, though... you just divide your job in smaller tasks and keep going one by one up to the nearest milestone.
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8y ago
Artists like Banksy are well into their time, that’s why they are so successful once they achieve global exposure. Shredding your own work remotely at Sotheby’s just after their auction is as artistic as political you can get in the UK thes
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Why realism is dead
(artyde.wordpress.com)
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8y ago
Novel per se means nothing, for business the more the standards the better. In ML/DL for b2b we badly need unified best practices and, above all, sensitivity (ablation) protocols to demonstrate our models are neither overfitting nor ch
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8y ago
Anything to do with your appearance or demeanour?
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8y ago
MOOCs are great but a more experienced tutor is however needed for a nudge, fruitful exchange of ideas and testing progress. The subtle aspect of freeriding linked to not giving too much importance is maybe true for younger or wealthy peopl
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8y ago
Cheers! First of all, you need strong self-esteem to keep going without getting discouraged by the many and many and many rejections of any kind you will face along the road. Second, from a technical point of view it really depends on what
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8y ago
>I want to be a contract mobile app developer! >So I want to see the whole picture. Wake up, son, this bubble burst in 2012! Serious answer is the market is too tough nowadays to make a living without an exceptional alignment of talen
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8y ago
Good reason is strict quality assurance procedures at any level, which seems bureaucratic but it’s mandatory for b2b and big b2c. Bad reason is bureaucracy as a mean used internally to stand still against any change by slowing quality assur
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8y ago
Earlier this year, setting up a complete, virtual high-throughput academic lab for my field on a gaming laptop. If only I could be half my age again now ehehe.
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8y ago
Having mastered C++ is not a bad outcome for the OP’s future in the software trade, though.
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8y ago
My time in the UK as a postgrad EU foreigner ten years ago was ok and I never witnessed anything shady. The system was built to avoid any sort of public confrontation, this being the norm in the UK: just mind your own business, refer to you
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8y ago
The only way still worth the hassle for westerner users is purchasing items as sold and shipped by Amazon from reputed brands only, while on offer with heavy discount... at the very least, you will get original but lower quality products ma
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DronesBench at the Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas, Oct 1-3, Booth 808
(linkedin.com)
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8y ago
I do not understand why you and others are getting so defensive here? The parent comment is 100% correct without even saying that art education cannot be democratised. At the level required for becoming interesting for the public, though, a
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8y ago
Problem is style transfer as a paradigm adds very little to art as an original augmentation of our experience: it is seen as a mere pick & mix without an original act behind, therefore it is very difficult to sell... or is this the late
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8y ago
sales is so underrated and despised but nevertheless...
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8y ago
You still need a business or research case and then a dataset as any other skill out there, don’t you?
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8y ago
Ok but academic writing serves a purpose, it is the consequence of an intellectual effort at a level high enough for peer review and actual progress; you can even do it alone if minded and disciplined enough to bear the stress, maybe starti
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DrNuke
8y ago
Forget coding for now; try and get in shape locally, instead: face real people and interact with them. Customer support is very good, even remotely if you get a gig through HN. Good luck!
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