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by ayewo 6y ago
No affiliation whatsoever but you could try using Hypothesis’ browser-based annotation tool to take PDF notes: https://web.hypothes.is/ They build on top of Mozilla’s PDF.js: https://github.com/hypothesis&#x
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by ayewo 6y ago
If you restrict to manufacturers, what about people who modify their vehicles? No amount of signing will be foolproof—tinkerers will find a way to extract signing keys. The SDV-to-SDV protocol could borrow from the contact tracing protocol
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You say that: “Broadly speaking blockchain only solves a singular problem: Trust.” but there is another equally significant contribution that deserves to be acknowledged: scarcity. Bits & bytes can be cloned effortlessly by computers wh
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by ayewo 6y ago
In the long-term, I think blockchains will make a major showing in the design of self-driving vehicles (SDVs). For SDVs to really take off, it needs to surpass the safety of a human driver but the only way to do this reliably in a way that
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by ayewo 6y ago
Interesting project. 1. How soon will you announce pricing? 2. In terms of feature parity, how close are you to matching Retool?
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It doesn’t hurt that his father is a highly respected plasma scientist—a small but not insignificant factor in his ability to land great guests. https://drexel.edu/engineering/news-events/news/archive/201
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You say it like credibility in those two contexts are a bad thing. Doctors and lawyers are about the only occupations where a professional’s mistake could cost a client his/her life. No other professions come close, which is part of wh
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by ayewo 6y ago
That's a fascinating take but not strange at all since modern-day equivalents still exist in highly-skilled occupations like CPU design. Perhaps a comparable example would be an executive with a technical background: Jim Keller has hig
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If you look at Stripe’s strategy, they tend to ride certain horses rather throw stuff at the wall to see what sticks, so it wouldn’t have made sense for them to buy 2-3 when they only need to buy 1 that’s really good. And that’s what they d
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by ayewo 6y ago
/r/wallstreetbets or wallstreetbets both refer to the same subreddit at https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/
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by ayewo 6y ago
Can you explain this sentence a bit more: "The best textbooks I've read where history of statistics and philosophy of statistics." ? Are these names of actual books (Google doesn't help) or merely the themes of the stats
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by ayewo 6y ago
Experience = Expectation - Perception where: - if Expectation > Perception then your experience is +ve (e.g. surprise); - if Expectation < Perception then you experience is -ve (e.g. disappointment). So the question I'd ask you i
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by ayewo 6y ago
This is an interesting story. Was wondering if you have it written up somewhere so I can cite it? If not, perhaps you could mention how you’d like for it to be cited, thanks. On a lighter note your username definitely checks out :)
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by ayewo 6y ago
And here's an example of an old business card using that format for an email address: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UUCP#/media/File:UUCP_Email_Ad...
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by ayewo 6y ago
I just posted links as a sibling comment to yours although none of the links contain a 2000 comment thread.
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For anyone who missed it, here’s the original thread that made the false claim on Twitter that Apple keeps it 30% cut when a customer requests a refund: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23987584 Here’s the follow up ret
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by ayewo 6y ago
Same here. I enjoyed your column and Marcel Gagné's.
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Reuven's column always had neat tricks about Perl.
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With respect to your last paragraph, that's because Jobs doesn't really fit the mould that we "construct" as humans when trying to understand other people. In general, tech industry leaders should be able to manage conte
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by ayewo 6y ago
I think that's part of the point. I intend no offense towards @ebd2 on GitHub, but ebd2 can be said to be a "noname" developer turned wood worker. I'm guessing the reason why ebd2's story struck a chord with the HN
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by ayewo 6y ago
If you don't mind, you can please subscribe here so you can be alerted when articles start going out: https://ayewo.substack.com/ Thanks for your interest!
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There are a confluence of factors behind Mercurial's and svn's losses for git to emerge as the dominant SCM tool. I'm currently writing some articles that will revisit past events in the tech industry, including GitHub's
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For those that don't get the reference, it is to this joke about 2 economists: Two economists walk down a road and they see a twenty dollar bill lying on the side-walk. One of them asks “is that a twenty dollar bill?” Then the other on
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by ayewo 6y ago
Such an internal camera system doesn't need to be AI powered. You could achieve the detection using a depth camera that emits active infrared (IR) stereo. Stated differently, a depth camera uses IR and visible light to see the driver&#
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by ayewo 6y ago
To your question: The question that the parent comment tries to answer is "what do we do so the backup driver does not watch his phone?". This is a solved problem: you fit the experimental car with an interior camera aimed at th
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LibraryThing (2006)(librarything.com)
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by ayewo 6y ago
URL shortening/tracking is frowned upon on HN. Here’s the expanded URL: https://www.beautiful.ai/player/-MFqstolmpEWkDs-Y_mv/Bix-Tec... I’m not Adam but your portfolio uses a non-traditional style which is ak
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by ayewo 6y ago
This visually impaired engineer periodically shares how he copes with coding on his LinkedIn profile. He also suffers from RP, which he talked about in this article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/essence-reading-victor
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What do you think of an open core security product like https://fusionauth.io/ that supports those protocols ?

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