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Entrepreneur Matt Barrie on Sydney's night-time lockout laws(linkedin.com)
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Show HN: QME – Ask, Poll and Share Questions(getq.me)
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by bholdr 11y ago
Vernor Vinge envisioned such future in his science fiction (for now) novel Rainbows End :) "The UCSD Library conflict actually grows directly out of the other aspect of the book of interest to e-book fans: the digitization of the conte
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Show HN: QMe (alpha testing)(qme-dev.herokuapp.com)
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by bholdr 11y ago
This is really great, I think. At least, I admire the motivation behind it as it was outlined by Sam. However, it seems, YC Research started by bringing in accomplished and well-known academics in the field. I wonder whether it would'
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There’s never been a more exciting time to be Australian :)(innovation.gov.au)
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Show HN: QMe – an app for asking simple questions(qme-dev.herokuapp.com)
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by bholdr 11y ago
Just an app to ask Yes-or-No and also poll questions. Your feedback would be appreciate. The app is published as an alpha-version on Google store, so you would need to join the testers group. In any case, you can use it as a web app, howeve
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by bholdr 11y ago
Feels like a Quora question to me :)
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Apple's Tim Cook Declares the End of the PC(telegraph.co.uk)
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Google's Smart Reply, a deep neural network that writes email(googleresearch.blogspot.com)
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Blockchain Analytics with Cayley DB(blog.thefrontiergroup.com.au)
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by bholdr 11y ago
This looks like the prime example of FOG computing [1]: "A network architecture that uses one or more end-user clients or near-user edge devices to carry out a substantial amount of storage (rather than stored primarily in cloud data c
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by bholdr 11y ago
I wrote a blog post about a soviet start-up from 1989 that used SM-4, mainframe type computer. http://yansh.github.io/articles/rhythm/ A lot of the architecture was cloned from Western or nearby countries. In any
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by bholdr 11y ago
Fried eggs with Jam!? That doesn't even make sense in Russian! :)
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by bholdr 11y ago
What is the selection process and how does one apply? Here are my thoughts on the topic: http://yansh.github.io/articles/phd-distruption/
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Google Drive seems to be down
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Rhythm: Story of a Soviet startup (2015)(yansh.github.io)
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PhD – Philosophy of Disruption(yansh.github.io)
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Facebook to Test Emoji as Reaction Icons(nytimes.com)
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Thinking in GraphQL(facebook.github.io)
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by bholdr 11y ago
I wrote a blog post awhile back, I wonder whether YC is after a similar thing... http://yansh.github.io/articles/phd-distruption/
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Thinking in GraphQL(facebook.github.io)
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by bholdr 11y ago
I think so. There are a few of theme floating around Youtube. This is what I found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gveTy4EmNyk
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Steve Jobs talks marketing strategy in an internal NeXT video (1991)(youtube.com)
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by bholdr 11y ago
>I'm much more likely to believe a wikipedia page than some random buzzfeed article. I think that's part of the problem. You (almost blindly) trust it. Not saying Wikipedia in any way can be compared to buzzed articles, but peo
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by bholdr 11y ago
Fair enough. Valid points. Still I believe we conflating things here. I believe encyclopedias are good source for well established facts, don't think they are the main source for citation when discussing hypotheses that still undergoi
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by bholdr 11y ago
Thank you for that clarification. My point was that basing your argument on a paragraph from the Wiki doesn't really hold water. Have you gone through those cited articles? Have you checked the data? You trust that those statements nex
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by bholdr 11y ago
Correlation doesn't mean causation.
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by bholdr 11y ago
Wiki is not a very reliable source for citations :) Nevertheless, it points that there are inherit contradictions in any research study. We should avoid make "marketing" claims.

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