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by boldslogan 5y ago
I'm going crazy, I think I misunderstood the problem...and I want to say it is impossible. But can you share the explanation?
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by boldslogan 5y ago
one thing someone explained to me, is that there is actually strategy! how? well you can manage your cyclist team's resources (leg muscles, stamina, etc) throughout each stage to try and win. Or for example, knowing when to draft and w
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by boldslogan 5y ago
I saw the darpa moderna post but do you have other keywords to search for the explanation post?
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by boldslogan 5y ago
kind of cool how they just "Created" a market place out of nowhere with their huge aws offerings. I can see this as a future repository challenging stack overflow, and with automation, challenging other CI pipelines, and then as s
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by boldslogan 5y ago
>>He's got his money where his mouth is. Looking at his scion capital quarterly report, it seems he has a lot of his portfolio in puts (40%?) then the next 30% in calls then a mixed bag of stocks. https://whalewisdom.c
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by boldslogan 5y ago
Passport Reader API for on device scanning and verifying passports. The idea was to let people do touchless on boarding for their users. Some cool RFID cryptography and some machine learning that had to be done on device (privacy and securi
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by boldslogan 5y ago
one thing i think about, is hiring entire teams or groups at least of two to three instead of poaching just one person from a competitor/etc.
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by boldslogan 5y ago
my understanding from watching that crazy netflix sea documentary is that algae is the go to for oxygen production / carbon capture...anyone have ideas on which is the more important case?
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by boldslogan 5y ago
Because the only way that would continue to work is they got more new students (at the bottom) to pay for the old students (at the top) jobs and it (the pyramid) would fall apart. In other words it looks like a pyramid scheme if the grads o
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by boldslogan 6y ago
something, kind of related... I saw in one of those snowden documents the CIA likes to name their programs after pokemon so it would be hard to search for. Like pikachu etc.
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by boldslogan 6y ago
And a cool thing, professors can get paid for the articles sometimes through their research grants and studying other things. High quality stuff here for students/professors/the curious. Favourite article currently: https:/&
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by boldslogan 6y ago
thanks, didn't know that.
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by boldslogan 6y ago
Can you link to the part of Wellcome being against meat consumption? They look like a charity about vaccination or such? I couldn't find anything here about meat consumption: https://wellcome.org/about-us
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by boldslogan 6y ago
The MRZ text is just a key, and then you have to tap your phone. What is important is the chip in your passport. Otherwise it will just fail because the text and the chip do not match up.
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by boldslogan 6y ago
I've been working on an API for a while. This idea is for anyone to start verifying passports in their app and now I've finally set up the entire business to try and validate this for real. End users could be (drivers / partn
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Show HN: Tap your passport to on board – Instant identity verification(business.passportreader.app)
5 points by boldslogan 6y ago|4 comments
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by boldslogan 6y ago
This third party arbitrator’s decision... if it is not liked by one party. Wouldn’t that party demand an arbitrator on the decision1? But then couldn’t decision2 be demanded to be arbitrated by the other party. And then. And then... it does
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by boldslogan 6y ago
An api for on boarding users with their passport and their phone. I’ve gotten the ocr and rfid chip reading down to a couple seconds. I have such a good url I can’t stop now. https://passportreader.app/
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by boldslogan 6y ago
I think the issue arises, when a player who is not good at chess would lose, literally 100% of the time against anyone even close to a top regional level. In other words, chess is not a 50% chance game, it is a variable chance game dependin
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by boldslogan 6y ago
Similar problem, what I am trying currently is niche reddit boards to try and launch. It is a fine line between spammy and getting people to hear about your stuff. If you click my account, I posted twice, with a big space between each post
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by boldslogan 6y ago
In this case your citation of the the Wikipedia page has no citation... any other news of what actually happened?
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by boldslogan 6y ago
This is a demo app to show how to use NFC to scan and verify passports for a smooth and secure onboarding. The app works by first using the camera to scan the passport’s data page, a step that is needed because the key used for reading the
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Show HN: Scan and verify passports for smooth onboarding(passportreader.app)
6 points by boldslogan 6y ago|1 comments
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by boldslogan 6y ago
The quoted post is talking about the benefits of non action(are more than the implicit cost) where I think you are saying the costs of the action are more than the benefits. These seem really similar. Did you mean to say the same thing?
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by boldslogan 6y ago
when you're visiting another country, your on demand need to translate things becomes almost constant. I also would turn it off going into my hotel room/house...
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by boldslogan 6y ago
there are a lot of things that need translating e.g. signs are an easy one, but what about pieces of paper or forms you need to register for car rentals. Translations would need a kind of "always on" intrusive capability to see at
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by boldslogan 6y ago
translations with subtitles in real time is one I thought of.
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by boldslogan 6y ago
from the wiki page, you even put some serious thought into to looking at the toilets! I really like the innovation everywhere, even the bathrooms. (but why haven't foot flushing toilets taken off, not saying this just cause of corona)
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by boldslogan 6y ago
The slides were really fun (I like the charm, and slides with moving images always reminds me of the good times in computer lab) Can someone correct me, but isnt slide 22 replaced with the ability to just simply change the sheet to a table,
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by boldslogan 6y ago
hypothetically, at a certain point you pay an employee (the costs) should be equal to their value they bring to the company (the benefits) in the usual economic sense, you keep paying until it hits the exact costs, you don't pay too mu

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