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by Dwolb 6y ago
A lot of times someone like Sparkfun will have lots of developer kit items and cases. For the Jetson Nano you can do a quick Google search to find something on Etsy or Amazon.
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Using Nvidia Jetson and OpenDataCam to Explore Computer Vision and IoT Analytics(hologram.io)
14 points by Dwolb 6y ago|3 comments
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by Dwolb 6y ago
I signed up for the free account and this feels like a great product. Definitely we're looking to identify redirect chains so this looks like it could be a big help. Thank you for the help here.
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Ask HN: How do you manage all your 301 redirects?
6 points by Dwolb 6y ago|3 comments
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by Dwolb 6y ago
The key point this writer is making > we are watching the perfect and perhaps inevitable combination of a domestic-security superagency and a President who rejects all mechanisms of accountability, including the Senate confirmation proce
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by Dwolb 6y ago
But where does intrinsic motivation come from? What are the objective differences between getting better at Rocket League and getting better at stats? Agreed if we don't understand or create a basic framework, trying to put lipstick on
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by Dwolb 6y ago
> What are the bottom 90 percent's motivation for helping people improve at that point? I think that's a great point but one that the Rocket League community somehow solves.
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by Dwolb 6y ago
For sure but then the question I would have is can we take cues from enthusiasm around Rocket League and bring those into the community? The real time ranking system I think is the root of a lot of this. It allows people to know where they
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by Dwolb 6y ago
What’s missing from all these online courses is a sense of community. The forums are ok but they’re not very vibrant. For an example of a vibrant community, I’d look toward what video games, such as Rocket League, have created. Players ha
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by Dwolb 6y ago
Good for Slack. Filing a major lawsuit against one of the biggest tech companies is an incredible decision to make. Microsoft has been doing this for years with basically all of its products and hasn’t really changed its behavior [1]. They
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We Don't Hate PHP(hologram.io)
57 points by Dwolb 6y ago|81 comments
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Hologram Hyper SIM(hologram.io)
4 points by Dwolb 6y ago|0 comments
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Celebrating Pride 2020: Stories of LGBTQ+ community members impacting tech(hologram.io)
7 points by Dwolb 6y ago|0 comments
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by Dwolb 6y ago
If I needed inspiration for a new online educational program I’d look to video games to see what’s going on. Take Rocket League for example. This is a game that’s incredibly simple to get started: you drive a car and hit a ball. But to mast
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by Dwolb 6y ago
I’m interested to hear how the multi-IMSI setup performs globally and how the devices handle the SIM profile switches.
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by Dwolb 6y ago
It’s showing $1.50/MB and $22/GB and it’s a network configuration that is AT&T except in areas that don’t have service it’ll allow regional carriers and TMo. Hologram SIMs are price competitive here and allow devices to connec
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by Dwolb 6y ago
These are just self-service pricing options to get people started on Day 1. When we price custom for enterprise (i.e. specific countries, carriers, roll-out plan), the pricing becomes a lot more flexible. Should be seeing updates to that m
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by Dwolb 6y ago
It’s an interesting claim but not really factual or able to be proven/disproven unless we were to complete the project ourselves :). My own opinion is we could (in this situation let’s just pretend to bureaucracy) build the entirety of
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by Dwolb 6y ago
Is your statement that you don’t think the country could technological complete the NYC subway (barring any bureaucracy challenges)?
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by Dwolb 6y ago
Looks like from their first quarter 10-Q 14B of their 18B in debt is specifically vehicle debt, so 77% [1]. [1] http://ir.hertz.com/sec-filings
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How to Save Sheep with Cellular IoT(hologram.io)
1 points by Dwolb 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do You Use Webflow?
4 points by Dwolb 6y ago|1 comments
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by Dwolb 6y ago
It’s not always about companies it can also be about personas. Who in the org is incentivized to solve the problem your tool or software solves?
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by Dwolb 6y ago
Apple, Boeing, GM, and Disney are ranked 2, 69, 169, and 20, respectively in an index of 500. My only point here is this is an arbitrarily picked set of companies and it should be put into context with surrounding S&P500 data and analyt
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by Dwolb 6y ago
We’re approaching the same thing from opposite sides. My only point is to consider here: is BMW default wrong or is BMW default correct? My default is to understand why a system behaves how it does before using my own value system to say wh
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by Dwolb 6y ago
I think the other question is do you really think you’re able to outsmart an industry that has had decades and billions of dollars to develop its marketing strategy? Maybe if you’re Elon Musk, who’s top 0.001% of human business talent, but
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by Dwolb 6y ago
Including this one :)? Our business had seen its robotics and automation sector picking up before the pandemic hit and as other verticals have paused development plans, robotics and automation continue to press ahead. The view here is momen
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by Dwolb 7y ago
I don’t really understand the hardline stance. In a start-up there are nearly infinite problems to solve and one of the most important skills is to figure out the sequencing. So, you figure out what to sell, you figure out how to sell it, t
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by Dwolb 7y ago
There are whole products and features dedicated to this problem [1]. Really though it’s a question of priorities and limited bandwidth. Usually for start-ups the priority is to grow top line whereas a few percentage points of extra OPEX is
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by Dwolb 7y ago
FWIW generally exploiting the government is a source of value for a lot of companies. I wouldn’t limit this to just gig economy start-ups (although it’s a fascinating case). Take Wal-mart, whose employees are paid so low and have so few be

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