Erazal

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by Erazal 6y ago
During the confinement, as we spent our lives on video-conferences which we all had to attend although most of us were not active participants, but required "information attendees", we set out to build a video-call summarizer for
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by Erazal 6y ago
This is a sweet tool. Which Swift API calls does it use ? [shameless plugin] I'm developing an app in a similar space (www.get-spoke.com) to be able to share video-conference summaries in seconds.
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by Erazal 6y ago
Has this already been used in production ? Apart from the fact that it's generated on the server, which is probably a deal-breaker, IHP looks like a killer framework for web-development in Haskell !
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by Erazal 6y ago
hum... That's sad. It's almost there ! Does tap-to-pay require specific maker certificates ?
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by Erazal 6y ago
Oh, thank you so much ! I'll guess I'll be adding another F91W to my collection :)
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by Erazal 6y ago
Wow I'm amazed by the option of adding a chip from a tap to pay card. This would be a lot better than an NFC chip on a standard smartwatch as the F91W could last for years with that chip inside it. The F91W is cheap, and really reliabl
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by Erazal 6y ago
I'm working on a an easy way to store and retrieve any ephemeral information stream that goes through your computer's ram (videos, a website you're browsing, etc). For now, my team and I are focusing on video-conferences, but
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by Erazal 8y ago
I agree with you on the effect of massive capital investment : bringing us the future faster ; at the cost of social turmoils. However the necessity of going through those turmoils is false : why don't we really have a choice ?
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by Erazal 8y ago
It has already been tested in France. The state subsidized the construction of a 1km road for 5 million euros. Given the constraints of a road, I wonder how anybody can argue this is a good idea. (source : https://www.theguardian
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by Erazal 9y ago
Does somebody know what types of task are "losing out to automation" or where the "long term legacy contracts" left to ? EDIT : typo
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by Erazal 9y ago
I just sweared in a commit and it did not appear. Makes me wonder how the tweeter API works, how often it updates, etc... Off to discover new horizons !
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by Erazal 9y ago
This most certainly looks like "bot-nonsense".
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by Erazal 11y ago
"Given that an ISIS attack in Paris just helped fuel the sweeping election victory of an actually fascist party in France". What is this low level journalism doing on HN ? 1. The "Front National" is an extremely conserv
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by Erazal 11y ago
Fascinating question. In my opinion, it is because the Kaiser was so inconsistent that such a drama could unfold - his never ending blathering facilitated the rise of hawkish people in his entourage (and the german empire at the time was f
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Can entrepreneurs revive Motor City?(economist.com)
11 points by Erazal 12y ago|5 comments
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by Erazal 12y ago
The article was very interesting - I find the whole idea of "innovation tokens" very compelling. However, I didn't understand how Rumsfeld came into play here. Did somebody understand this point ? I feel like I'm missing