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Blind Spot Test
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Policy Governance[1] can really help with a lot of the weirdness described in this article. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Policy_Governance
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"Everything you didn’t circle just became your Avoid-At-All-Cost list."
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Completely agree, I wonder if it could be proposed and crowd-funded, or perhaps supported by a grant? Link to AOSA for others' convenience: http://aosabook.org/en/index.html
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SEEKING WORK - Engineer/Scientist - Remote/Contract (Michigan/Eastern Time) Tech: Julia, Python, MATLAB/Simulink, C++, Haskell, LaTeX, with some web technology experience (Bootstrap/Vue/NuxtJS, Hakyll). Experti
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SEEKING WORK - Engineer/Scientist - Remote/Contract (Michigan/Eastern Time) Tech: Julia, Python, MATLAB/Simulink, C++, Haskell, LaTeX, with some web technology experience (Bootstrap/Vue/NuxtJS, Hakyll). Experti
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World’s oldest loon couple breaks up after 25 years
(mlive.com)
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These little vacuums really suck! Seriously though, I didn't realize how impactful having a good vacuum would be. There are probably other-brand equivalents that cost less, but refurbished the Dyson handhelds aren't bad on price.
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Would you accept an ESP32 for your edification? No strings attached. Email me I think CBinding.jl could be helpful if one wanted to write a target-specific shim library in C and link against it. I would expect that some of the glue is going
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This is very promising for embedded control applications. Bootstrapping this with a simple allocator and even something as basic as FreeRTOS [1] combined with CBinding.jl [2] for portability would be game-changing for many applications, and
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Thank you! Based on this, I found the wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_modeling_kernel I wonder if there is currently a concentrated open-source effort in this direction, like a greenfield pro
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Is there a good description of what such a parametric kernel does? Or are there any alternatives to OpenCascade? Edit, found this article with a little explanation: http://mikeestee.com/2012/03/open-source-parametr
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Not a stupid question, and you're definitely on the right track! It's a local linearization in the neighborhood of a root. Because of how simply polynomials can be expressed (they can be defined by a scale and a multiset of roots)
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Maybe some people in your positions pursue relationships with recruiting/contracting firms? AeroTek comes to mind. They take a cut of the pie but can help match you with interesting work.
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Is Julia a niche language at this time?
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I end up taking notes in a text file daily, with un-resolved or in-progress items at the bottom. They get pushed downward linearly until they are finished, at which point they get immortalized in the greppable daily log that gets deposited
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Great Lakes Observing System: Seagull
(glos.org)
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Thank you for this reference! It sent me down a rabbit hole that also showed me GF: https://www.grammaticalframework.org/
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Ask HN: Parser for pseudo-English domain-specific languages?
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Hug of death
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I love this writing style, does anyone know of similar authors?
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For sure, I have written tools for photo management (offloading from camera and getting them ranked and ready for a pass with Darktable). I have a financial management system, task management, a system for lecture slides (generating handout
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You can get a good view on some architectures from AOSA, thought it may not be as focused on web as you're looking for: http://aosabook.org/en/index.html A good example is Scalable Web Architecture and Distributed
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My friends found a hydrazine bottle washed up on shore of Lake Superior. We are still trying to figure out what it could have been from.
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Revise.jl[1] is very helpful for development, as it allows for seamless recompilation without restarts. Cold start can also take a long time, so sometimes it helps to add options[2] such as -O0 when developing. Two paths forward for AOT com
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SEEKING WORK | Remote Only, no relocation | EST Time Zone Tech: Julia, Python, MATLAB/Simulink, C++, Haskell, LaTeX, with some web technology experience (Bootstrap/Vue/NuxtJS, Hakyll). Expertise in real-time control systems,
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Related to this, one of my stories about turning a car off.... I was a misguided youth rebuilding a Subaru that sat in a field for a long time. It had many problems, but overhauling the engine solved all of them (or so I had naively planned
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Does anyone know what the state of the art is for doing this type of reconstruction as a streaming input to detection and recognition algorithms? For instance, this could be used for object detection and identification on a recycling convey
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You have a great idea, hiring out someone on Upwork for an MVP that you could then run with or not. Wondering, what was the cost?
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Show HN: Wordle Helper
(github.com)
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