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5y ago
Are there any companies listed on public exchanges doing this kind of work? This will surely change advertising forever.
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5y ago
Can anyone eli5 the breakthrough that this (seemingly bright!) student made? I read the paper earlier but a lot of it went over my head!
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7y ago
Can anyone recommend an affordable temperature/humidity sensor?
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7y ago
$56 of which is breadboard and hook up wire - I'm sure it's possible to have a custom pcb fabbed for about $20,and if you do small runs to have the pcb cost drop to less than $1.
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8y ago
What's stopping a Bash script from doing something similar? You could alias ls to a malicious actor for example.
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8y ago
Perhaps I should have asked for the most obscure :) I wonder how many truly emerging fields still exist within computer science. I feel that resiros [1] may be correct in suggesting applications in other areas of science are most interestin
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Ask HN: What are the most interesting emerging fields in computer science?
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8y ago
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9y ago
Anyone else think this would make a great movie? Or perhaps a Silicon Valley-esque tv-series centered around the Scene would be fantastic.
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9y ago
While interesting, is this really necessary? Call me skeptical, but value add = negligible, justification for an entire department to spend several months+ working = likely. I can see why companies like Apple and Microsoft would want to be
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9y ago
Surely 'Nukey McNukeface' is the obvious choice.
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9y ago
Dustin, wow. I can see a lot of work went into your talk. I read along for about 80% and you make some great points. Hyperfiddle looks impressive - I signed up to the dev mailing list. As an aside, do you think traditionally built apps shou
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9y ago
This is nice! I hadn't heard of this category of services before today. I particularly like the idea of events in goms. Thank you.
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9y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but SSD? Do you mean solid state drives?
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9y ago
Interesting! I was thinking more along the lines of a web application, but it's nice to see an (actively maintained/developed?) somewhat-literal clone of Access.
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Ask HN: Why isn't there a modern MS Access clone?
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