FractalNerve

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by FractalNerve 11y ago
I really like using https://swisscows.ch their search results are quite good and they respect my privacy. EDIT: https://swisscows.ch/agreement
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
Curious, I haven't heard about Overleaf so what's an advantage over Sharelatex (OSS)?
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
I think it would be worth sharing that on a blog post submitted to HN. Sounds like a lot of work, maybe there are ways to automate that with a shell script or a Haskell program. 400KB is absolutely okay I think.
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
I start to like Haskell and would enjoy learning to use it for the Web, but look at the size of it: http://i.imgur.com/kPHl4L7.png 7834KB is way too large for just that, I'm afraid. I've 120Mbit/s, that'
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Tom Hall – What Do We Have in Computers (SICM)(youtube.com)
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
I think given my background I'm a better match for AI, than for mass fabrication. That's what I'd really enjoy working on.
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
I've previous EE experience, but I study CS. I'm open for project suggestions and would love to do research in self-assembly for mass fabrication and study/develop AI Models.
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
Initially I was excited, because by coincidence I have to work on the exact same problem. Enhancing the precision, to enable gesture recognition without having to carry a device. My plan was to use WiFi and rebuild this project: http:&#x2F
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
I'm very excited about this! Is there any possibility for me to work in a company working on similar stuff? That would make a dream come true for me! I live in Germany and would love to write my masters thesis a related topic! This is
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
This is cool: http://m.nsa.gov/research/_files/tech_transfers/nsa_technolo... Btw. the mobile and desktop version of the NSA's webdesign could take a facelift.
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
I tried replacing == with === and it gave me bool(false) in all cases. Here's the code: http://3v4l.org/15hr7
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by FractalNerve 11y ago
related: http://doc.urbit.org/
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
That's completely new to me, but it looks nice. Thank you. I only knew about stylus, http://learnboost.github.io/stylus/ but that's just a preprocessor.
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
I initially thought, hey great that's something you simply include and have a base layout that's a great starting point for any type of project, but after looking through the document I realized that it comes with as many "mo
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
Does someobody have a nice printable version that doesn't look ugly when printed? I would love to hang this onto our wall in the office. Not sure if making this into an Infographic is less work than creating a css style that allows pri
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
I think he used the python NLTK Kit. http://www.nltk.org/ I don't think that Dragon Naturaly Speaking is the best NLP tool out there, it appears to me that Stanford's CoreNLP is much more accurate, albeit being a
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
I start to see .io domains associated with a lot of cool projects, which makes me ask myself "Where do you buy these io domains?". Is it cheaper than were I looked? I think it was about >=65Eur/anno Last time I looked the
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
Hi, I've thought a classroom with master students in computer science Mithril and we've found that the tutorials on your Homepage aren't easy to follow. A girl for example wanted to follow the tutorial 1:1 but found herself s
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
That's super interesting, I didn't know that he took a journey from C++ → Java → Python → Javascript → Go. But Why Go? [1] There are so many interesting programming languages, I'm curious why he chose go. And where do you hav
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
I also stopped using any of Google's services, because their products are made so smart, that when you realize why it's free, you've already given up too much of your data into the wrong hands. Enabling the location services
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
I'm a fan of swagger, especially because it's not tied to one language and helps the developer to design his API in an easy way. The tools provided for describing your API using the Swagger spec is really fascinating. This tries t
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
Is his MSc. or PHd. thesis on the iron fish online?
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Languages and Compilers(sai.msu.su)
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
What Git workflow do you have? Is it the something simple like testing, staging, production or is it much more customized for your needs? Recently I got very interested in that, since we evaluated Phabricator and Gerrit[1] (we choose Gerrit
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
How much latency does the system have in the best/worst and average case? And is your implementation public?
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
Thank you nitrogen. I wasn't criticizing HN or it's readers. Tl;Dr: Simply put, I just felt powerless over the suspicion driven hunt for people who might imply that they belong to a party, a side an ideology, a religion, or whatev
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
Thank you. Didn't know that the trade market worked that way.
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
Why did this get downvoted?
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
I feel powerless over the ignorant political movement of people who, from my PoV, act like drones controlled by the media firing their ammunition and causing collateral damage. Be it Pro-/Contro Ukraine/Russia/America or Isra
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by FractalNerve 12y ago
Hello Jordan, have you read that book and would you recommend it over "The Fractal Geometry of Nature by Benoit Mandelbrot (1982) [1]? I'm asking because I bought the latter and would like to know if this book provides more recent

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