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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   Joel Spolsky wrote a pretty in-depth article about pricing which also covers the "How Much Money Do You Have? Pricing." case which he feels is a bad strategy: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2004/12/15&#x2
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   Here is a NASA page with more details: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap181126.html
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   I'm guessing Connectionist Temporal Classification: https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~graves/icml_2006.pdf
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   There was this story from awhile back: https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/traffic-weary-homeowner... . Below is the key part: > When the traffic on Timothy Connor’s quiet Maryland street suddenly jumped by several
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   While not a lens shaped from ice there are people who have been working on lenses made from untraditional materials. For example here is a guy, Prof. Joshua Silver's, who has been working on eyeglasses for the developing world. From h
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   At the top of the article it says > I upgraded from my $30 IKEA table to an Uplift motorised standing desk
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   Yup, and at the end he even says good work and acknowledges that he knows it's taken a lot of work to get to this point.
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   Just FYI loads fine from U.S. as well. 436ms for all the html/scripts. 1.79 sec for jules.jpg.
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   by blcArmadillo 8y ago

   I saw this on HN awhile ago and thought it was pretty cool: http://radio.garden/live/guarda/altitude/ It's a globe you can move around and tune into radio stations all around the world just like you&#x27
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Pardon my ignorance, what does SOC stand for? I can only think of "system on a chip" but based on context I don't think that's what you're referring to.
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Yes, it's definitely not running over CAN as CAN doesn't provide enough bandwidth for cameras. Usually the cameras are connected using LVDS or in newer cars, ethernet.
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    I'm currently reading Linchpin by Seth Godin so your fifth point resonates with me. In his book he points out that in many cases companies want to employee the cheapest labor possible and the best way to do this is to make jobs generic
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    P.S. It's a pretty ugly script but it's been doing the job for 4+ yrs. Feel free to grab it here: https://pastebin.com/jt7RfEbF . It'll write the output to the file o.txt.
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    I look at new quite a bit but that's probably because I typically consume HN via a script which opens a text file containing: front page, ask, new, show. The entries are formatted as: Entry #. Title <link to article> <
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Thanks for sharing. These look pretty nice but I just can't get over the price of a lot of these prefab and tiny homes. From Cover's FAQ page ( https://www.cover.build/faq ): How much do Cover structures cost?
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Depending on what a job is, it seems like this could all be done with Jenkins.
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Wouldn't they just be linking keywords to you just like they already do from your searches? Therefore I don't think this would necessarily be a different product to promote, it's just another source of data which makes their
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    So you only pay the subscription fee if you carry a balance and the fee is your credit limit / 100? Also, does the card provide any cash back?
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Look at https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/ for more info. It's a standard interface IDEs can use for things such as autocomplete rather than every IDE having to reinvent the wheel.
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Clickable link: https://github.com/housni/sheldon
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Nice, a lot of people at my work use http://www.zhornsoftware.co.uk/caffeine/ for this same purpose.
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Is it maybe the strings utility: https://linux.die.net/man/1/strings ?
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    Believe it or not 200GB of disk space may not be enough! At least 250GB is required according to: https://source.android.com/setup/build/requirements .
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    by blcArmadillo 8y ago

    At work we use story points (Fibonacci series) to estimate tasks. At first, when we were deciding between time and story points, I wasn't totally on board with the idea of story points because the size of a point seemed completely ambi
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    by blcArmadillo 9y ago

    Andrew Ng's Machine Learning Course on Coursera: https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-learning
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    by blcArmadillo 9y ago

    > The killer feature of snakemake for me is that it can run a workflow on a single core or as many as you give it, or in the case of a cluster it can actually submit jobs to a queue and wait for them to finish before submitting more. O
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    by blcArmadillo 9y ago

    Except the other one was posted two hours earlier...
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    by blcArmadillo 9y ago

    Is coordinated buying really considered pumping? Don't you also have to distribute misleading information?
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    by blcArmadillo 9y ago

    I took it to mean "ow that hurts". Maybe it's actually an acronym for something though.
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    by blcArmadillo 9y ago

    Sony MDR-7506