caio1982

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by caio1982 8y ago
"The original A/B testing" picture was definitely worth it already, I just had to stop reading it to share this treasure!
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by caio1982 8y ago
I always wonder if those people have tried to fit their approach to past results. Could they simulate past World Cup results to be sure their method is sane by using player/team's archived statistics?
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by caio1982 8y ago
Because two stage rockets are now cheaper and easier to develop given track records of bazillions of launches until today. Reusable rockets have substantially reduced interest in aerospike design because it simply does not solve an actual p
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by caio1982 8y ago
Dunno why you were downvoted, I heard this one multiple times during my classes and always had a good laugh :-)
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by caio1982 8y ago
"Remember, people do recover from depression" That IMHO seems to be as much of a taboo as having depression itself for a lot of people... it's hard to convince someone that depression is seriously real, and equally hard to co
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by caio1982 8y ago
Same goes for black and white: never use either #FFFFFF or #000000 in large visual areas.
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by caio1982 8y ago
Good stuff! I wish there was some good in-depth and well explained article on how to write or hook up your own controller. I mean, there is the official doc for this but it's not really a hands-on IMHO.
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by caio1982 8y ago
Don't forget to treat them all as human beings and not assets (and follow @picardtips on Twitter for other good management/random insights, it's totally been worth my time).
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Beekeeper makes ethanol from honey and dribbles fuel crisis(translate.google.com)
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by caio1982 8y ago
This analogy with your bulldog and the world's hats, it was the very first time in 20 years that made Linus' [negative] swearing problem click in my mind.
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by caio1982 8y ago
Oh my, that's expensive for a master.
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by caio1982 8y ago
Thanks man, I appreciate the honest response, and that's exactly what I was imagining (skepticism towards self-driving tech, that I share to some extent).
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by caio1982 8y ago
I think it's fair to have both positive and negative articles about companies shared around, I just wish to understand if there is a personal story to be shared too, specially given I am skeptical about self-driving cars as of today, a
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by caio1982 8y ago
Danso, by no means I wanted to "stalk" you but I noticed you posted at least 5 negative/harsh articles about Tesla last month, which is fine to me as HN has a lot of Musk fanboys to counterbalance, anyways, I was wondering if
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by caio1982 8y ago
Why was the original title changed by the poster? It reads "Colleges Are No Match for American Poverty".
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Unequal Scenes(unequalscenes.com)
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Identify your plants. For free(plant.id)
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Discovery of First New Blue Pigment in 200 Years Leads to Quest for Elusive Red(wbur.org)
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by caio1982 8y ago
Thanks for the vocabulary fix. As for the risk, google for the effects of too much acidic drinking to teeth and esophagus. People remove deep rust from iron using vinegar, I'd rather don't underestimate it myself.
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by caio1982 8y ago
I don't have any links off hand now but if you are interested in a more "natural" (add yourself a few extra nested quotes in there please) try googling for ACV or apple cider vinegar drinks, which promotes the same results wi
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New NASA planet hunter TESS shares first photo from space(cnet.com)
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A new health startup boldly claims to reverse diabetes without drugs(businessinsider.com)
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by caio1982 8y ago
One thing that drives me crazy (and to be honest has been impacting even my own family) is that companies learned to use gamification technics to engage young ones at work so they eventually don't think they are spending time at the of
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by caio1982 8y ago
At the same time I think the change was overzealousness and that still it's a fair debate to have and why not remove it if they eventually reach consensus (as per their own official definition of consensus [linked somewhere in those e-
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by caio1982 8y ago
My dog's collar. My car. My camping backpack.
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by caio1982 8y ago
The author is a known soft-skeptic regarding SpaceX and a funny Bezos groupie, I have never read any trustworthy piece about such safety risk in the past few years so I tend to believe this is a just another Old Space lobbied article. See
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by caio1982 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Participle
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by caio1982 8y ago
Have you actually clicked on the link I put at the end of my comment?
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by caio1982 8y ago
"Frappacappa thing" made me laugh and reminded me of what usually is used to make drinks and shakes frothy, something called Vana-Cappa in the industry, which ultimately is not much different from "powdered wood".
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by caio1982 8y ago
You think it's technically incorrect usage because you didn't know other uses of it nor its root. Technically the quoted sentence is 100% correct, concerted also means something you tried hard, struggled with, strived to get done.

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