dekervin

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   Renewable energy to reach 22.5% share in global power mix in 2020 (2018)(power-technology.com)

   1 points by dekervin 3y ago|1 comments
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   Homework in America(brookings.edu)

   3 points by dekervin 3y ago|1 comments
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   by dekervin 3y ago

   I was initially interested in what was the basis for the perception of an increase in homework workload over the years.
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   by dekervin 3y ago

   I think a lot of the app currently in a phone make more sense on a heads up display. The main problem is the clumsyness of touching your glass to interact with it. And I think Meta neural wristband solves it. https://www.cnet.com
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   Virtual Reality – Future Trends(futuretimeline.net)

   1 points by dekervin 3y ago|2 comments
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   by dekervin 3y ago

   I don't think this one was really intended to have a meaningful resell value since it started at a high enough price. But it could probably be resold at a good price in a private transaction between high networth individuals if it need
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   An NFT That Saves Lives(paulgraham.com)

   1 points by dekervin 3y ago|3 comments
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   by dekervin 3y ago

   Sorry ! I did a quick visual check and I thought I was replying to someone different from the one who posted the article, and she had additional anecdotes. Don't know why I missed they were the same.
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   by dekervin 3y ago

   Please do share !
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    We have a discord "HN Learn", where we collaborate to learn things, especially Maths. If you want some company to delve into linear algebra, feel free to join. [0] https://discord.gg/RxSjEMnW
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    And even then most of the discussion are very shallow compared to crypto twitter. I can't understand why. I would've thought since it's early adopters, discussion inside a tightly knit group would be more meaningful... alas
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    For all the talk about nostr, I recently discovered it's actually a tenth of the size of mastodon[0]. The hype-to-actual-activity is through the rough with this one. [0] https://datum.alwaysdata.net/?explorer_view=ques
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    You too can do add data on vaguely ideological articles using datapeek[0] ! I think it's perfectly relevant here. [0] https://datum.alwaysdata.net/
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    I'd argue that better relative ergonomics had diddly squat effect on Python's current position. And you'd be wrong. I can confidently say that since I fully expecteded python to win over ruby and it did. Every time I used t
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    datapeek - https://datum.alwaysdata.net/ Improve online debates with data. Identify unsourced quantitative statements on site like hacker news and find data that validates or contradicts them. It's great to find unorth
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    Did something like gather.town had any usefulness or staying power with conference organisers? I thought its stated goal was to create a virtual environment more conductive to the very useful small talk between presentations.
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    I am also interested if someone can chimenin. What's the current status regarding remote?
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    May I ask, how was it useful ? I find it cool but I have a hard time justifying using it.
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    It's a simple google search away [0]. There was a heatwave like 2 weeks ago. [0] https://www-huffingtonpost-fr.translate.goog/france/article/...
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    Ask HN: Did you ever abandon a successful project for lack of monetization?

    1 points by dekervin 3y ago|0 comments
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    A related submission I made yesterday [0]: Ask HN: Should employers pay a fine for superfluous work-from-office policies? I think some single purpose poltical party or political action committee should take that issue and run with it. It&
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    But the relative variation might still carry some information , right ?
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    Maybe. It's worth entertaining. But even then the discussion should take everything into account. I take the position that housing need to be built either way. But do all offices building need to be built? If at any given time half or
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    Depending on the work, depending on the tool it's a discussion worth having. With parameters of the discussion set by the law.
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    Ask HN: Should employers pay a fine for superfluous work-from-office policies?

    3 points by dekervin 3y ago|7 comments
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    I am hacking with others on a game that is part simulation, part narrative. It sets in the music industry. Here is the link. I would love some feedback while we are ironing it out. https://quantico.alwaysdata.net/static&#
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    I use google out of habit. Bing is better and always find the exact result I was searching on google.
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    How can you be so blind to the worldview of people outside your bubble and be so proud of it ? Exactly yesterday,I was helping a friend at the end of a workshop on accounting for entrepreneurs in social sectors. To wrap up the two days cla
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    I tought that idea had legs. Just looked at the price of carbon credits. It's around $ 15.0/tCO2e [0]. And on average a commuting employee emits around 4.96kg of C02. The price is so low it's clear the market is underpricing
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    by dekervin 3y ago

    I would love to have that argument with higher-ups. In fact I would love to have them state their facts on public record. Just so historians have a paper trail to follow when they will try to answer the question , "what were they thini