DrNuke

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Ask HN: Is OpenAI research the latest wargames? Why not vs. climate change?
2 points by DrNuke 8y ago|3 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Not good enough with C and C++, bored with VB for Excel and lua.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
>The results suggest that people who are better at distinguishing the pseudo-profound from the actually profound are more prosocial. I would attempt a correlation with economic means though. I am pretty sure most people are able to see t
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by DrNuke 8y ago
The http://www.eng-tips.com engineering forums are okeish in that sense, with a good mix of academics and practitioners.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
The best way for applied science is do not publish & find a way to exploit your results commercially instead. That's why we sign NDAs while doing consultancy gigs indeed. There is no actual gain in putting your effort out on arXiv.
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Insurance Institute Spots Problems in Driver Assistance Systems(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by DrNuke 8y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
The best approach, as often in these cases, is a bona fide private conversation. Just a very short pitch of your idea and a timetable for the 12 months would suffice, imho, and make clear immediately where you do stand and them.
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China's long game to dominate nuclear power relies on the UK(theguardian.com)
1 points by DrNuke 8y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
I would train them on liberal arts, philosophy & politics so that we have 100 techno-humanists able to connect more dots while thinking of the future of mankind.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
You’re right, of course, ehehe. Just avoiding to express personal opinions, so that no flamewars or endless arguments waste your day, is not passive enough if you still sign up once and sign in daily. Therefore, the next step is deactivatin
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Brought my following down to 9 accounts last week and enjoying the flow again. I have always used Twitter passively, only re-tweeting 3-4 interesting stories a day. Hoping TensorFlow for healthy conversations does not spoil this sort of 24&
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Legacy offline codebases from big, often public or fintech institutions, are often written in arcane / archaic languages like Cobol or Fortran or even more low level and urgently need to be managed, refactored or modernised properly, w
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Ask HN: How will it go for Raspberry Pi in the coming years?
46 points by DrNuke 8y ago|75 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
The 8GB GTX 1070 is still the best pound-for-pound for the average practitioner. If skilled enough with architectures and algos, the 6GB GTX 1060 is even cheaper.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Going to be even more controversial but needs to be said that Google just can’t stay neutral here imho, they either work for autonomus killing machines or against them in order to preserve their market position and brand
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by DrNuke 8y ago
I have no competitive advantage to take care of, though.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Ok but what if it does not make sense from a business perspective in the mid or long term?
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by DrNuke 8y ago
I do not know, really... if not them, someone else will do however. Google has a competitive advantage (they can hire & pay well the smartest minds on Earth) and is letting it go? EDIT: going to be even more controversial but needs to b
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by DrNuke 8y ago
If mighty Apple centres its main event on emoticons and ways to take better selfies, there is a big big big problem with the direction of capitalism (and mankind) for sure.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Update: keeping this project behind the scenes for good, no website, different name. Thanks everybody.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Independent research at academic level for direct commercial exploitation without needing a lab, the publish-or-perish rat race or daily interaction with people anymore, all from my bedroom with a gaming laptop and 3-4-5 concurrent windows
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Months would be needed to try the hyphoteses from the business model canvas, one at time. And yes, a basic website as a functional box may go public next week but would make little sense before a couple of tests running behind the scenes. N
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Hi, many thanks for your words and the question. Testing waters with the concept right now. On one bright side, this project would like to help every PhD thesis become its own business or career for the author; on the other side, it would l
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Ask HN: Any interest in project PhD$$$ – monetise your PhD?
2 points by DrNuke 8y ago|5 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
The universal single currency for a truly global and peaceful world is an intriguing prospect for many but we are so far politically it can’t enter the mainstream just now. It’s almost there technologically, though, so in the long run, mayb
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Quantitative subjects are progressive and new discoveries or technological advancements make past theories obsolete; on the contrary, old philosophy aims at studying the world we are all in from different perspectives and with different met
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Stop worrying & go vertical, aka use these (and any other momentarily fashionable) tools in the niche domain you are a PhD expert, so that you will never become outdated.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
b2b business is based upon best practices though, you cannot have a startup mentality (hack or disrupt) when its legal consequences would outrisk the possible gain
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UK: Universal credit rules risk 'crushing' self-employed and startups(theguardian.com)
1 points by DrNuke 8y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 8y ago
As an outsider and / or away from the SV, where such an environment thrives and opportuinities are a few dozens, your mileage may vary a lot. Personal network is always better to refer to than shots in the dark though. In general, you

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