DrNuke

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Old Games Finder automated old games search engine(oldgamesfinder.com)
2 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
This is even more incredible than the already unbelievable amaze generated by this mission as a whole. Hat off.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
One option is setting up a passive Twitter account to follow a handful of very well reputed analysts in the fields you like. No friends, no general media, no noise. Shameless plug as an example: https://mobile.twitter.com/Nu
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by DrNuke 10y ago
I would leave wild speculation out of this debate and wait for a SpaceX official release.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Is he really going to attempt terraforming / colonisation of Mars any soon?
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Kaggle.com Competition: Bosch Production Line Performance(kaggle.com)
2 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Real world experience = living and working together with other people = social skills. The 6-12 months bootcamp is probably the best ROI you can have: not too long in time, very demanding and job oriented, face to face with other people. Yo
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by DrNuke 10y ago
For the foreseeable future, terraforming of Mars is much more attainable than any going remote.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Problem is: if you are smart, being an employee just sucks. Realising this opens a different class of problems to you (not to them, they are more than happy to enslave and dumb smart people down).
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Yes they then raised from Qatar but the unfolding was dramatic http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7658277.stm and Robert Peston was having the days of his professional life eheh. Got it the link! http:&#x2F
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Was all in into Barclays shares the day before it was going bust in 2008 but got out before 5pm fearing the night and the wiping out. Instead, Gordon Brown bailed them before the market reopened the next morning ("too big to fail"
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Social gamification is almost impossible to evade but you can still disconnect and carry on with your own local life.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Entrepreneurship (creating jobs) is the way to stand out and command respect within your community and maybe globally.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
It's called chemistry and no, it usually does not start from apps and models, real life interaction instead.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
It depends on your definition of success but yes, respect for YC's reputation and a genuine interest in learning the SV way of doing business gently regulate the behaviour of this world wide community.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
OP is going to talk, have a look, hopefully agree and sign a contract with people he already knows. It's a good position because, whatever rat he can smell, there is a chance both parties are willing to deal with through a written agre
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Nice plan, good luck! If that happens, though, I can't see why owning a car at all, ten to twenty years from now: just make an enormous fleet of electric unmanned buses running up and down every major road on Earth, uh? No jams, no acc
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by DrNuke 10y ago
MY CV - FOR CONSIDERATION TO MR HIRE McHIRING Name: Cody McCoder E-mail: cody@mccoder.any Profile: "I'm an all-round developer who cares about getting things done and uses whatever means are best for the job. I'm able to lear
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by DrNuke 10y ago
The best shot in cases like this is to research these companies on your own (as someone interested in the field) and apply directly maybe? Conferences are a better friend here than job boards imho.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Your best shot imho is to learn Python (the easiest and most expendable language for startups: full stack web development, machine learning, security etc.) at your own pace as a side aspect of your cv, while you are in law school. After law
951.
by DrNuke 10y ago
No smoke without fire but financial wars in the name of sacred principles are just the contemporary art of war.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
It's literature before philosophy and physics.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Problem with philosophy is that it views all anthropocentric. On the other hand, we are beyond anthropocentrism in modern physics in the sense that sensorial / bodily experience (our way to interact with the outer world) doesn't h
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by DrNuke 10y ago
I'm afraid no one in my EU high-skilled network is going to stay in New Little England long term after Brexit: there is simply too much resurfacing from under the elitist carpet of multiculturalism and cosmopolitanism, nothing of our s
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Space. Planet Earth is becoming too small for mankind and technology advancement is making preliminary unmanned colonization of the Moon viable other than feasible. China going first me thinks and the US will follow accordingly in order not
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Fundamentals on building a cloud-based SaaS architecture(usersnap.com)
2 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Numbers game, uh? I would be aware: tinderisation of business relationships is as bad as realising after a couple of weeks that the marriage is not going to work. Have agreements and timeplan in writing and arrange a plan B to cover your a*
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by DrNuke 10y ago
If looking for job opportunities, in addition to tech think of a field / industry or two you like and focus on their business model for your AI applications. Also make sure you understand when AI and machine learning are actually usefu
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Ask HN: Next european hub Berlin?
33 points by DrNuke 10y ago|44 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Not sure where it is going at all: evolutionary leaps often come from outliers and sometimes from serendipity. What about this reinforced confirmation bias?

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