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by K2h 14y ago
I was trying to find a real comparison of MIPS of this thing compared to an I7 and landed on this page for performance data for the RPi. The most interesting thing to me is power consumption data at the bottom - that shows idle with network
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by K2h 14y ago
Labview was the first thing that came to my mind as well. everyone thought I would love it (I am an electrical engineer) and assumed i would relate to a schematic representation to code. some may like it, but I find it far too verbose to dr
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by K2h 14y ago
to me this is like tv shows. it use to be about 50 min of show, 10 min of commercials now its about 42 min show, 18 min commercials
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by K2h 14y ago
I was pretty impressed with the low tech solution in the article. I thought of the same thing as you at first, digital menus online, or on the table, or.. digital paper menus. They instead just offer a discount up front. 10-30% if you book
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by K2h 14y ago
...And for him, timing was everything. That is my take away.
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by K2h 14y ago
charging someone $1 to have a chat with the director may be a good tactic to weed out the riffraff.
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by K2h 14y ago
from you page: ... No. Mourn for your data ... I like that.
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by K2h 14y ago
How many other constants have you memorized? e? phi? sqrt(2)? and you know all those to 5 decimals? When I conduct interviews I try really really hard to set aside the things that I know and give candidates an opportunity to tell (or show)
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by K2h 14y ago
All the communication channels may seem like information overload, but I would welcome it. I really like the part of open email (no more elite side bar conversations between people that don't know as much as they thought they did) The best
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by K2h 14y ago
I hadn't seen the blog before. I just gotta say, that Kudos button is awesome.
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by K2h 14y ago
for a hone machine where the tower is out ofthe way, I don't like poking around under the desk to find the button. start the machine with mouse click or slam a key, and sleep with power button on keyboard.
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by K2h 14y ago
at 17 min or so is the swiss army kitchen utensel. I dont watch very many of these types of talks, but really like this one. thanks for mentioning it. http://www.g4tv.com/videos/44277/dice-2010-design-outside-th...
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by K2h 14y ago
The confidence or the doubt?
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by K2h 14y ago
look what shows on HN today: negative frequency for light. things really do get weird. https://hackerne.ws/item?id=4429234
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by K2h 14y ago
I learned about the search at the bottom of the page. I have been here 6 months and been so excited with everything I never made it to the bottom to find it.
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by K2h 14y ago
unfortunately, the most used key on my keyboard as well.
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by K2h 14y ago
There are stickers you can buy. Search amazon.com for "keyboard key stickers". with that said, I'm not sure I would use them - slight change in texture of the key would bother me.
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by K2h 14y ago
It is possible his 1% body fat was an estimate or used a different technique to measure. I know nothing about it really, but it is possible he was more interested in training than finding a doctor to give him exact stats.
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by K2h 14y ago
I had forgotten about the meaning in American sports. That is an outstanding example of the positive use. Thanks for sharing.
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by K2h 14y ago
Thanks!
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by K2h 14y ago
sales commissions will forever drive a wedge between sales and engineering. I have a few gripes about it 1) engineers should get a similar form of compensation, in my experiences 'bonuses' don't come anywhere close to what commissions do. 2
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by K2h 14y ago
For me, Hustler has always had a negative meaning, one I would hesitate to self label, or be proud if someone else gave me the label. I'm sure it was that way for the 'hacker' label for those on the outside looking in before hacker no long
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by K2h 14y ago
Next thing you know the coffee capsule will have a chip in it like ink cartridges.... a true innovation, and then we'll have coffee bypass systems with tubes all over the place for continuous coffee system. Maybe Nestle should contact HP in
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by K2h 14y ago
I'm going to bet they used something like harvards implicit to run this test. If you have never seen it, the results are surprising given how simple the tests are (measure your time of response) https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/ the
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by K2h 14y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Could even an open beta be considered a 'not launched yet' and give you an out should potential investors want to know why the growth hasn't been demonstrated yet? What would the downside to an open beta be v
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by K2h 14y ago
If your in the area and he can make the trip, http://www.oerm.org/ is cool.
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by K2h 14y ago
I came to that same conclusion a few years ago. Sometime in college I was pretty happy, felt I was making good progression on real knowledge in a field. Now, a few years later - I'm not sure what I know is real and true, which are high orde
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by K2h 14y ago
That looks interesting enough that I sent a link to a friend. Sometimes making to HN front page does pay. update: She bought it last week.
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by K2h 14y ago
I was thinking logo may be more appropriate to FourSquare as well.
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by K2h 14y ago
In the other examples at the bottom tucked in there is a great example of how seemingly negative things can actually turn out to be a positive thing, this example is talking about the board game chutes and ladders. I explained the seemi

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