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Deep Learning for Understanding Consumer Histories (2016)(jobs.zalando.com)
1 points by cleansy 9y ago|0 comments
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Biologists use gene editing to store movies in DNA(nature.com)
3 points by cleansy 9y ago|0 comments
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by cleansy 9y ago
There are already some more or less successful fusion reactors out there like Wendelstein [1] with a way smaller budget (~€1B) and that are already completed. Why does ITER need such a huge budget, long time to completion and the involvemen
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by cleansy 9y ago
Soon you have to consider Asset Forfeiture as a 'hidden' tax on the economy. Same when 'revolutionary forces' condemn land from farmers or dictators disown factory owners.
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by cleansy 10y ago
I sort of agree with some of the commenters here - the system works as intended. If you move to any country without a job first you will have a hard time. Health insurance shouldn't be part of a free 'welcome package' to whoe
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by cleansy 10y ago
> Only one of the largest public transport systems, a large and growing cycle infrastructure, other private hire via large and local minicabs, black cabs and even motorbike taxis. - regarding large: yes, but you also have only homeopathi
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by cleansy 10y ago
It's getting hot in the luxury rental market. But to be fair, $300M is quite a sum for Luxury rentals. The high-end market is a tricky- and operationally complex business. Suddenly instead of just putting up a website with some stock
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by cleansy 10y ago
> Without going into an argument about the relative importance, shouldn't at least some significant portion be distributed towards solving the human and civil rights, liberties, and justice abuses here in America? I would guess that
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by cleansy 10y ago
This looks incredible. Thank you Robin!
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On-site search design patterns for e-commerce: schema structure, ranking and more(project-a.github.io)
1 points by cleansy 10y ago|0 comments
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by cleansy 11y ago
Yeah, I also thought about Rick and Morty. :D
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Wikileaks just made Hillary Clintons emails searchable(wikileaks.org)
6 points by cleansy 11y ago|0 comments
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Fusion energy: test-stellarator in germany worked (german)(spiegel.de)
4 points by cleansy 11y ago|1 comments
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by cleansy 11y ago
This could replace my spotify subscription at all. It's exciting to hear a song that I and a software have made for the first time and maybe I am the only one who ever listens to it*. Michael from Vsauce talked about 'will we ever
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How Facebook Is Stealing Billions of Views(youtube.com)
4 points by cleansy 11y ago|0 comments
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Stored Procedures: Benefits and Pitfalls (PostgreSQL)(goto.project-a.com)
2 points by cleansy 11y ago|0 comments
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by cleansy 11y ago
That's also not completely acurate: postgres=> SELECT now(), now(), clock_timestamp(), clock_timestamp(); now | now | clock_timestamp | clock_timestamp -
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Ask HN: What is the SICP for aerospace and/or ships?
1 points by cleansy 11y ago|0 comments
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by cleansy 13y ago
This service is awesome. I can earn passive money from getting stupid recruiter mails. Awesome! To be honest: 1) adding another layer between me and my employer makes no sense 2) recruiters pay for mailing me? Good luck with this. Every re
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by cleansy 13y ago
Thats one of the most disappointing inventions ever. So, it vibrates when you play Volleyball with your friends and you decide to go to your phone in the middle of the game? That's terrible!