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by crubier 7y ago
There is only one Biosafety level 4 laboratory in China, and it opened... last year in... Wuhan. I am not saying there is a link, but I would not dismiss it too fast.
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by crubier 7y ago
I came to say exactly this. Come on, everybody knows that bribery is a usual part of international trade, as depressing as it is.
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by crubier 7y ago
I am impressed at the number of people reacting with « Euler angles are fine » or « quaternions are fine, we always did this way ». Having worked extensively with them it is obvious that Euler angles are broken beyound repair (singularities
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by crubier 7y ago
We don't use zero installs at the moment though. The deps are not checked in in the repo. This is why we get 90s installs instead of... 0s installs!
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by crubier 7y ago
Congrats to @arcatek for this! The key value proposition of yarn for us is: - 15x installation speed, from 1400s with NPM to 90s with yarn PnP (Yes the gap is that big!) - Catching a lot of badly declared dependencies that NPM would silentl
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by crubier 7y ago
Accuracy is relative to the need. By accurate I mean accurate enough that we can extract actionable information from it. For power plant critical structures we want 0.5mm, updated every 6months. For forest management we want 5m, updated eve
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by crubier 7y ago
While this is true about user data, this is definitely not true in the context of real physical world data. Getting a picture from the tip of a wind turbine blade is done with a drone in the best case, or a rope access technician in the wor
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by crubier 7y ago
By helping city and infrastructure planning it should help get more resource efficient, so hopefully yes?
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by crubier 7y ago
Google has 3D models of cities nowadays. 20years ago we only had 2D maps. Why do you think this trend will not continue?
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by crubier 7y ago
My startup is using AI in many forms in order to build an accurate digital twin of the world cheaply, and extract valuable insights from it. In a few years we will have an accurate digital twin of the world, almost indistinguishable from th
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by crubier 7y ago
Wtf aha, citation needed!
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by crubier 7y ago
You tell react what you want your scene graph to look like in the end. You don’t have to write down how to update. Which removes a whole class of bugs AND simplifies code A LOT
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by crubier 7y ago
React is not procedural. React is declarative. React is a way to turn imperative APIs into declarative APIs that are much easier to reason about. So yes, this is a big deal in my opinion.
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by crubier 7y ago
In this post Paul Henschel is actually saying how impressed he is with the work of the react team. Paul’s work here (react three fiber) is actually a very thin layer on top of react. Which is impressive in itself. In 3 files he was able to
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by crubier 7y ago
You can’t get more American than this comment. Cultural clash at its finest.
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by crubier 7y ago
Because the Big O notation as used by engineers is actually about practical problems and not asymptotical behavior. So integers count as constant memory AND can be considered to be arbitrarily large for the purpose of the current problem. B
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by crubier 7y ago
I agree that upgrading versions in react native is not as simple as increment it a number in package.json. My advice to you in your case would be find the versions that work and then stick to them. Only update when needed and treat migratio
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by crubier 7y ago
This might explain the difference I perceive between FB and Google on OSS. I’ve heard that Google rewards more the creation of new projects.
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by crubier 7y ago
I have been using react native for 3 years and it is amazing! To my knowledge there are no equivalent platform allowing to develop cross platform apps in Typescript. My react native app does some advanced stuff like displaying 3D stuff with
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by crubier 7y ago
I actually have been burnt by Flow so I agree with you, I don’t say that they have “the recipe”. But my subjective point of view is: Google project = “Meh, this big opinionated framework will be probably be abandoned in 2years and all those
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by crubier 7y ago
This is amazing! It might be a personal feeling, but my opinion is that Facebook is SO much better than Google at delivering open source libraries that people want, and support them in the best way. React vs Angular, Pytorch vs Tensorflow.
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by crubier 7y ago
Because the problem with space is not at all the altitude necessary to reach it, but it is the speed necessary to remain in it. So a balloon/plane/blimp/very high building will only help very marginally. https://wh
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by crubier 7y ago
Amazing to see this here! The father of my grandma (she is turning 100 next week!) was a sailor on these Antarctic missions. She still lives in the same village where several of these sailors were from. She recently told me that more than a
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A Real-World Application of Deep Learning at Industrial Scale(medium.com)
1 points by crubier 7y ago|0 comments
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by crubier 8y ago
We should be forced to combine them together.
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by crubier 8y ago
Sure, then let's fly other unsafe planes types as well to save money, and hand the benefits to the poor! Except, in which universe do airlines hands out their revenue to the poor ?
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by crubier 8y ago
> The sudden rush to judgment on this case is unjustified by the evidence. It might not be justified by a theoretical formal proof. It irks me that a lot of the HN population seems to always want to reason using formal proofs like if it
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by crubier 8y ago
From a European point of view, the growing use of GoFundMe campaigns to pay for health care bills in the US feels like a wild capitalist dystopia. Your Facebook friends decide if you'll live or die.
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by crubier 8y ago
Author here. I created this tool in order to help code review on Gitlab. This tool allows to generate diagrams from JS functions. Super useful when you want you and your reviewers to understand some crucial high-level functions in your code
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Show HN: Code to Graph: Visualize JavaScript code as a network diagram(crubier.github.io)
10 points by crubier 8y ago|2 comments

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