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by ccozan 9y ago
..and they still require fluent spoken German! This drives me crazy. I could fill a lot of open positions right now. Oops, your candidate does't speak German. I really really don't understand.
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by ccozan 9y ago
minor nitpick: I think you meant ISS [0] not ICC. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Space_Station
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by ccozan 9y ago
Waiting for this one [1]. [1] https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/keyboard-mod-a-physical-k...
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by ccozan 9y ago
Regarding 1) I went down the road of optimization and the code was so fast that we had to switch to nanosec to see something. I was quite impressed what the JiT could do.
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by ccozan 9y ago
That is actually not a bad idea!
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by ccozan 9y ago
while I could agree that bitcoins are forever, I can't imagine putting one on a ring ... except maybe a NFC Ring[0]. [0] http://nfcring.com/
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by ccozan 9y ago
In Bucharest the city council just ruled that every taxi ride must go thru a central dispatch. This made all the apps/agregators illegal, Uber included. Some legal taxi companies say will complain, because they can't imagine that
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by ccozan 9y ago
Start travelling from West Europe towards East Europe. Until you reach Romania/Slovakia/Serbia/Ukraine, your car is clean. Over these borders, after 10km of night ( or even day) drive your car will be splatted with insects. N
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by ccozan 9y ago
Ha, same thing happened to me with Vodafone. Some guy called having some nice upgrade to my account. For some reason, to check something, he said, I need your online password. I said, wait, you call _me_ and want my password too? If I call
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Revolut merges banking with cryptocurrency trading(techcrunch.com)
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by ccozan 9y ago
I actually abandoned all Libre/Openoffice and I moved on Google Sheets. The number of add-ons is growing and I enjoy working in the collaborative mode with my partner.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I remember I wrote not long ago a VB Macro for Excel, where all the VB code inside was imported/exported, git pull/commit+push, etc, all of a button push. It became an instant hit in that company and I short of a medal :).
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by ccozan 9y ago
Actually I can't see anything about licensing costs, just a program that approves the device you are building. So I assume is it free if you build a product for it. Maybe they want to achieve world domination?
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by ccozan 9y ago
Proof that any technology has a double use. Once is good to filter spam/fake news, but in this case the fast spreading of the news is crucial for rallying people to a cause.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Exaggerated promotion/excitement for a certain thing/tech in a short time. Which then suddenly disappears when another new think/tech is announced.
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by ccozan 9y ago
Err.. that's the exact definition of .. hype.
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by ccozan 9y ago
They [0] ? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World%27s_Billionaires
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by ccozan 9y ago
The country he mentions is Romania. Well, bureaucracy is high, but like other said, no need to setup a company in advance. But, he saved anyway way to little money ( I found strange that he is counting in USD, since euro is de facto currenc
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EU ends geoblocking of ecommerce(euractiv.com)
1 points by ccozan 9y ago|0 comments
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by ccozan 9y ago
Exactly, this DNA does not get to live inside a cell. The next evolution is to craft viruses that carry the payload and use a (human) host to carry the information around.
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by ccozan 9y ago
True. But the revolution is simply the battery. They claim ~1000km on one charge. This is impressive and might do something about the missing infratructure.
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by ccozan 9y ago
All nice and good. We see the EV revolution in front of our eyes. But nobody speaks about the EV infrastructure.
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by ccozan 9y ago
You need to partner with an insurer and add a small amount on top of the price. However still not sure, since someone wanted to have the tool _now_ , if a such shop would be open 24/7, in contrast of a library.
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by ccozan 9y ago
I was about to say that I can't really see any difference, then I realized I have FF 57 and then they must have been some improvements in this direction. Maybe some Mozilla devel can confirm this?
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by ccozan 9y ago
There are numerous examples of ideas/business that were based on that ideas that came ahead of their time and lost big. Only a few people, for example Musk, might be able to bet on some idea and (maybe) win. He might want to fly now t
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by ccozan 9y ago
Can you please provide a reference of this? Sounds very heroic of Tesla/Musk.
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by ccozan 9y ago
yes, is about feeding the 3D context too. It means to recognize a feature once, and then give a spatial translation, is able to say, yes is the same feature, just turned 30deg right, 40deg up, for example, without having to train the model
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by ccozan 9y ago
"The CNEOS team plotted the object's current trajectory and even looked into its future. A/2017 U1 came from the direction of the constellation Lyra, cruising through interstellar space at a brisk clip of 15.8 miles (25.5 kil
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by ccozan 9y ago
Speech Recognition, beside transcribing phonemes and match to a NN of possible words, is not solved because speech is highly integrated with the human context: who is speaking, to whom is speaking, where is the speech happening, why is the
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by ccozan 9y ago
I don't think is a patent ( maybe it was ). I have a relatively new one, german made, that works exactly like that: two knobs, one for setting the power and one for setting the time. Both are on the fly adjustable, both power and time.

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