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by Layvier 4y ago
Meh, it's not gonna be the end of the world. Prices for consumers will increase (maybe around 3x), but if the poorest are helped accordingly it's not so bad and will actual push people to be more responsible. This whole crisis act
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Show HN: Mapedia.org – A Crowdsourced Learning Map(mapedia.org)
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by Layvier 5y ago
I'm already doing that, the main issue is then getting back on people's schedule. I somehow end up going to sleep at 6am if I follow my mood...
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by Layvier 5y ago
> Do people regularly run into coworkers like me during their career and simply ignore it because they find it too awkward to criticize them? Kind of, I definitely know a few. But generally those profiles are not incompetent, and can sup
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by Layvier 5y ago
I've been using a simple circle CI setup and AWS beanstalk on my side, and for the databases I only look for fully managed. I've had a few issues with beanstalk but it still saved me a lot of time, and it's pretty easy to fin
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by Layvier 5y ago
Really cool, that's exactly what I would except the next generation after Heroku to look like. It's weird that Heroku is still so popular while being so expensive and with a product that hasn't improved in years..
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by Layvier 5y ago
CEO Cofounder - EdTech Nonprofit - Berlin (REMOTE possible) The idea: Improve the way people learn by building an open learning map, leveraging crowdsourcing and graph database technologies. Think Google Maps x Wikipedia for learning. It wo
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by Layvier 5y ago
Imo there's a strong tendency for people working in tech/business or with high ambition in general to suppress their emotions as they affect the decision making. However, I'd rather make suboptimal decisions if that means a
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by Layvier 5y ago
Is there some prerequisites to get into consulting alone, e.g. having worked in a consulting org before ? What kind of profile are people expecting ? I have a pretty good tech generalist engineer profile, and I'm considering doing that
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by Layvier 6y ago
Having a stronger shared culture is the basis to a stronger and more unified Europe, and we've been lacking initiatives to do so. Erasmus worked pretty well for the educated class, but entertainment is the best approach to reach the ma
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by Layvier 6y ago
I thought that Soundcloud would have tried that a long time ago. There's so much potential for emerging artists, and giving data to the venue about how many people will an artist bring/where to promote the event seems really neede
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by Layvier 6y ago
At least in Europe, the lowest prices (even negative sometimes) for electricity are when renewable energies are producing a lot (e.g. when there's a storm in the north sea). If bitcoin mines are plugged on the real time market of elect
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by Layvier 6y ago
Ever since I worked in multi stage stochastic optimization I think of strategies in terms of decisions at each nodes of a tree of scenarios. Basically you want to optimize on the long term objective function, and take decisions at the optim
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by Layvier 6y ago
http://sci-map.org/ The idea's to build a collaborative graph-based learning map to learn seamlessly and optimally whatever's your learning goal. It's open source, non profit and I'm looking for contrib
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by Layvier 6y ago
I'm working on a non profit, collaborative knowledge sharing platform for personalised learning. It would be a kind of learning map allowing seamless and optimal exploration the knowledge space. I'm close to finishing the MVP. I&#
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by Layvier 6y ago
I didn't know about, seems very similar indeed! I will check it out in details, thanks a lot for sharing !
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by Layvier 6y ago
So so cool ! And it goes to show how poorly probabilities and statistics are usually taught, it's such a waste. I'm working on a non profit project aiming in parts to aggregate this kind of pedagogical tools into a collaborative l
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by Layvier 6y ago
I'm starting an open collaborative knowledge sharing platform for personalised learning that would be registered as a non profit if things go well. First release on the way: https://sci-map.org/ From what I've see
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by Layvier 6y ago
Tried roam research for 2 weeks, don't think I'm going back. You almost never read your paper notes because you quickly can't search them.
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by Layvier 6y ago
Online learning, particularly personalised learning aimed for self education and continuous learning. I'm trying to model the knowledge space as a graph, index learning material (free online resources right now then user generated cont
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by Layvier 6y ago
I think it's also related to how capitalism derives towards ultra specialisation of individuals. We help solving a very specific (often very indirect as well) need of society, extremely efficiently, and expect all our needs to be fulfi
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by Layvier 7y ago
I've been using Chakra UI for 3 months now, I can confidently recommend it ! It's simple, highly flexible, well designed and the maintainers are responsive and open to ideas. There's of course of few issues, e.g. the color mo
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by Layvier 7y ago
Nothing about graph databases ? I thought it was on the rise
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by Layvier 7y ago
How would it scale for a bigger app ? Shipping a library with the app like react creates poor performance for small components for sure, but abstractions must become worth it beyond a certain scale no ? I guess the compiler could also creat
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by Layvier 7y ago
Freighthub ( https://www.freighthub.com ) | Software engineer / Frontend engineer/ Software architect / Team lead software engineering | Full Time | Onsite | Berlin / Porto We are building the backbone of globa
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by Layvier 7y ago
If the alternative is YAML, I'll keep JSON...
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by Layvier 8y ago
I think there's a lot more to limit than average APMs and reaction time, in order to have human-like capabilities. For instance: - the context switching cost of multitasking - the precision/speed tradeoff : pro players adjust the