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abhinuvpitale
7y ago
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It would be great if someone would do some quick data analysis on this.
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I could use some help on a hobby project for charity, ping me on <HNusername>@gmail.com
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haha, very interesting idea, check out angel.co
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Agreed, there is definitely a need for 'smart' automation. There are a lot of tools out there which work however, finding the right tool for the right job is difficult. Also, I think its extremely difficult to get the automation r
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Another question you can ask is : How much do you end up re-writing because of errors caused due to negligence? You could use build agents to automate and review (static analysis) of code upto a considerable extent!
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It's actually a better thing to have a template to start with and then customise it to reflect what you want it to show.
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good question, I am guessing keeping the symmetry fixed with multiple points and tracking them could make it messy, I guess
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The Startup Internship
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Imagine you've collect a ton of data on large number of experiments. Now, imagine you want to share it with others and explain how things are organized. You might just host it on any of the file sharing services out there and provide a
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SimplyServe: Serve Directories along with its docs
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Play around with an Arudino, Raspberry Pi if you are getting started. If you know how basics works, get yourself to solving a problem that you think can be solved using an embedded device. Start with some home automation. It's the bes
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Extremely interesting, I hope somebody uses this to up sample or create artificial structures for the NES games!
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Try looking for jobs on angel.co Loads of great startups looking for people for hire in good positions. You can also look for a job here itself, the hackernews job pages is great for finding interesting startups. I would recommend trying to
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Please feel free to add more papers here, I am actively trying to create a larger list of papers! These are the ones I got from my class and a couple I added from its references, which I thought were really good.
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List of Research Papers for Wearables
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I see that your team is also in SF, are you hiring there too? The product looks extremely interesting!
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I have a pi with a small display that keeps generating inspiring/funny quotes from various books that I have read. https://github.com/abhinuvpitale/goodreads-quotes-raspberry-...
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HabitPi: Habit Tracker Using Raspberry Pi
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Does looking it up afterwards help or not? Imo, its better if you start working on it, propose your solution and then see what exists. This might just help you think and ideate in an unbiased way
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Getting That Summer Internship
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