cwiz

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by cwiz 2y ago
Hard science?
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by cwiz 2y ago
Location: whatever works 4 you (onsite /eu) Remote: yes Technologies: im looking for advanced stuff in quantum computing, qiskit, quantum ai, or ai + physics intermediately Résumé/CV: https://stillonearth.git
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by cwiz 3y ago
I felt so inclined toward startups in my 20, now in mid 30 I'll just start a GitHub repo if theres interest
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by cwiz 3y ago
Deep state, who might have though
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Show HN: Malan.app – app to build superhuman strength(malan-app.com)
1 points by cwiz 11y ago|0 comments
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by cwiz 12y ago
My colleagues at Shopster [ http://getshopster.com/ ] are implementing really awesome indoor navigation project with 300+ beacons installed in largest Russian mall. See demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAM
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by cwiz 12y ago
Something clicked in me when I read the title & article: this is all true. I made one travel planner few years ago and decided to open source it some time later, when it become apparent that it's really hard to get decent traction
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by cwiz 12y ago
I think there is huge opportunity in decentralising existing business models that are well suitable for p2p. Think of Uber / AirBNB / etc with no fees and no government power over them. Another huge opportunity in distributing rev
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by cwiz 12y ago
In 20+ years with advent of decentralised banking (btc, etc) such stories will be impossible. Decentralised banking will not only affect security but overall money distribution in the world.
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by cwiz 12y ago
I'm thinking more & more about decentralised p2p bitcoin based uber which cannot be ever shut down or controlled. Now it's becoming apparent that it's what world will soon need.
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by cwiz 13y ago
Clearly, this: 1. Limits speed of information distribution 2. Can be used to filter out specific information 3. Promotes centralised points of view -> Fewer people decide what is information is valuable But: 1. M
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by cwiz 13y ago
http://gofree.ru/ – travel metasearch / planner for Russian speaking. Traction included. nodejs / backbone and lots of goodness
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by cwiz 13y ago
hey! drop me a line at s@indoornavigation.ru
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by cwiz 14y ago
ты охуенен. your posts are so entertaining, keep it up
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by cwiz 14y ago
What about just exercising and going to gym? Standing to be fit is like staring to scientific papers to be smart.
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by cwiz 14y ago
I find LiveScript's back-calls (<-) very elegant. In fact it makes concurrent code very easy to write and comprehend. Combined with async ( https://github.com/caolan/async ) it is a pure joy. As for pure JavaScript, dealing with callbac
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by cwiz 14y ago
I'm announcing microcrowdfunding flush-investment platfrom Flushstart. We all have pockets full of change by the end of the day. To participate in Flushstart you you just flush all the change down the toilet and Flushstart employees collect
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by cwiz 14y ago
Whoa :) This is very clever. I've been working on indoor positioning quite a long time already and might give this a try. No WiFi -> no extra WiFi hardware costs -> widespread use This technology might disrupt indoor advertisement.
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by cwiz 14y ago
we are two 22 years old guys from Moscow: 1) me, currently one of the first engineers at vc-backed startup. prior that worked in russian space corporation on GLONASS programme. Graduated Moscow Aviation Institute with speciality in navigati
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by cwiz 14y ago
Rejected. We build mobile mall app with indoor positioning based on wifi fingerprinting. App allows user to find what he wants inside of mall, and retailers get ability to analyze user's routes and push location aware ads. Think of point in
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by cwiz 15y ago
No. There are ways to do indoor positioning indoors: WiFi fingerprinting and supersonic marks. Triangulation (trilateration) the way it's used in GPS will not work indoors because it's impossible to build accurate signal propagation model –