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SpiNNaker machine ready to be turned on(independent.co.uk)
1 points by ccozan 8y ago|0 comments
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by ccozan 8y ago
Thank you. Very well done!
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by ccozan 8y ago
Nice work. I see a lot of potential. Offtopic question, apologies: Where and how one can create the start page animation ( the one in 3D , with the moving impulses and floating charts ) ?
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by ccozan 8y ago
yes, but: - use LTE instead of line - encrypt the hell out of it - just create pairs only -> just got the most secure 2 peer communication device. Probably you can fit it on a usb stick with a slot for a SIM. Actually not a bad idea for
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by ccozan 8y ago
Care to explain why not? Article describes how some probale unfavourable weather pattern derives in coffee issues in Brazil, then is producing effects ( including political!) in East Germany then in Vietnam. Which said effects might even no
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by ccozan 8y ago
A perfect example of the butterfly effect [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butterfly_effect
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by ccozan 8y ago
Finally someone who gets it. Is about the network. I tried to pursue an EMBA, they advertised everywhere that the alumni are in every big company and because of the closed group communication, was really really easy to reach any CXO because
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by ccozan 8y ago
oh, I miss the backgammon games over telnet. Does anyone knows of any servers still online?
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by ccozan 8y ago
Great for people who might wake up from a coma. Or frozen.
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by ccozan 8y ago
I am actually a fan from Serena, but could not hide the fact that she might have a slight advantage....
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by ccozan 8y ago
I guess Courier would be the standart choice, right? At least most of the official and semi official papers I've seen were typed in a variant of it.
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by ccozan 8y ago
Funny enough, we told our kids, in order to block youtube&co, that internet comes once a year, with Santa. :) Not knowing, we put their tables in flight mode. Now they are waiting for Christmas :))).
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by ccozan 8y ago
I wonder why not investment goes into tapping the geotermal potential. Is like having a free reactor ( since both work on transferring heat to water -> steam )
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by ccozan 8y ago
Actually, there are some studies that hot drinks ( especially tee ) can start a possible throat cancer. The hotness is kind of damaging the cells , which in time if not let to recover, will have a chance to turn into cancerous ones. [1] [1]
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by ccozan 8y ago
Vacation time not paid?? Probably US.
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by ccozan 8y ago
Ok, that explains the US situation. Of my local situation, probably the explanation is because on a 30km radius there are not really any other shopping malls ( space being filled with cows on green pastures :) ).
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by ccozan 8y ago
That is correct. Please read this whitepaper [0]. [0] https://storage.googleapis.com/gfw-touched-accounts-pdfs/goo... Page 16 directly mentions: "G Suite customers own their data, not Google. The data that G Suite
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by ccozan 8y ago
As a, maybe, counter example, in my small bavarian city they opened 3(!) new shopping malls in the last 5 years. Me being more global than the rest of the fellow locals, I was baffled.
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by ccozan 8y ago
Again, like I or others mentioned before. If you don't want to be the product, you just have to pay the equivalent of a beer in month [0]. You need a own domain, but who doesn't these days? [0] https://gsuite.google.com
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by ccozan 8y ago
Maybe the next big thing will be an electric boat with floating chargers powered by an solar array.
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by ccozan 8y ago
"One major pain is interacting with large French corporations, with payment delays unheard of in the US. This slows many startups down when it does not kill them. Once bootstrapped it seems to get better." I need to second that. I
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by ccozan 8y ago
Huh? A Google Suite account is 4 euros a month. No tracking and profiling.
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by ccozan 8y ago
Might be true. The sed&awk from O'Reilly still lingers on my desk from time to time. And I bought it 20 years ago.
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by ccozan 8y ago
I still have the Mason book, can see it in my shelf in front of me!
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by ccozan 8y ago
Generally retail requires lots of efforts ( management must take care of really very little details ) and produces a very limited capital gains. You have a steady CF but you are always on the edge if you need to expand or innovate.
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by ccozan 8y ago
Yes, Bill of Material. On our business we have sub-sub...-sub components, so we need to keep it like a tree, but manage it in a RMDBS.
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by ccozan 8y ago
We are using this kind of CTEs for handling BoM trees. Everyone thinks we habe some complicated software that generates this tree. Well, we just maintain the correct parent-child relation. Rest is trivial, with recursive CTE.
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by ccozan 8y ago
Thanks for this very interesting point of view, a company as a product. If you look this way, then a lot of stuff makes sense in the VC/Start-Up world.
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by ccozan 8y ago
Let me tell you a story. I have a friend. He was hired in an industrial complex, doing a lot of hard work, moving stuff, building, most of the time outside, in cold. One day he got fired, not his choice. After some time he found a nice job,
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by ccozan 8y ago
From the middle of Europe also something will come soon ;). Stay tuned.

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