antupis

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   by antupis 6y ago

   Please go boom.
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   by antupis 6y ago

   Or restaurant which copies very precisely some famous historical restaurant menu.
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   by antupis 6y ago

   Yeah this space tourism needs infrastructure and shipping stuff from earth is expensive. So mining water and fertilizers(phosphorous) might be profitable surprising fast.
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   by antupis 6y ago

   I would love pocket computer that I could use to programming when I don't have access to laptop.
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   by antupis 6y ago

   Also Europe you can get very good developer for 5000-7000 euros per month.
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   by antupis 6y ago

   I think no-code is different than off-shoring. Wherewith offshoring you needed domain expert, some kind software architect which maps features and off-shored team, with you no-code you need usually only domain expert.
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   by antupis 6y ago

   How is Whatsapp support? Phone without WhatsApp is currently nogo here.
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   by antupis 6y ago

   Yeah and he said that code is fine so I am trusting him.
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   by antupis 7y ago

   Stupid question but could you do something very simple like on/off-switch with EEG and something similar than what they have done here?
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    Ask HN: What kind research people can do because Covid-19?

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    by antupis 7y ago

    Thanks for your work, as a programmer with minor dyslexia Inconsolata, was heaven sent to me.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Labor mobility is actually declining https://equitablegrowth.org/declining-u-s-labor-mobility-is-...
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    by antupis 7y ago

    fast.ai did this with swift in their course https://course.fast.ai/part2
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Personally I think initial seed-stage should be so that team is the same place, but when you want to scale remote team makes sense. I think the missing ingredient now is that there are not lots of examples and procedures on how to go remote
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Firefox is doing pretty well and it has 5% market share.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Occupational licensing is bad for economy and people generally https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupational_licensing#Evidenc...
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Yeah, and there is definitely a huge need for tooling remote-first teams, other than yet another chat clients.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    I think even landownership is not a problem, the problem is that people think about housing as an investment and not a tool(eg car).
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    by antupis 7y ago

    I hope someday we get truly minimalist movement around the web design. Static site generators are a good start.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Thing is that when knowledge is built into organisation you lose some agility, so there are definitely some tradeoffs.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    +1
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Is this because of AD and Office integrations?
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    by antupis 7y ago

    changing softmax to something else might fix that when there is a limited number of good moves softmax is far from optimal.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Might be horrible books with good theory see John Rawls Theory of Justice
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Peter Singer just-released 10th-anniversary edition from The Most Good You Can Do and it is free https://www.thelifeyoucansave.org/the-book/ it is one way to look at what is the best way to help people.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Probably more likely hitting that annoying point that you cannot be quite sure is article machine-generated lorem ipsum which sounds convincing but does not have any real information behind it. something like http://news.mit.edu&
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    by antupis 7y ago

    China's credit bubble is huge and it is getting worse every year, it has to implode some point. Especially when the workforce is shrinking without economic reforms.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    1. China has a 1929 moment and¨faces the first major modern depression, it affects the whole world like the 2008 financial crisis. 2. We find extraterrestrial life. 3. The USA tightens antitrust laws and its effects FANGS greatly. 4. Autono
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Also smaller languages usually don't have a lively community around niche topics (specific games, cartoons, startups, programming, etc) so you end up in discussing things in English. Personally I learned English from fantasy books and
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Also, we don't have the same kind tolerance to deadly accidents as before, look airplanes it was rather dangerous to fly (5.2 deaths per 100,000 hours as the 50s) but there was still industry around flying.