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dekervin
4y ago
Same here, i wanted to register. But it says closed.
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dekervin
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A new way to go through maths topics, https://mathuvue.pythonanywhere.com/ the guiding principle is to give reasons why we should bother with a problem. I have a couple of feedback that I have received that I need to imple
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dekervin
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I hacked together a small extension to tag hacker news stories. A small presentation here, https://datum.alwaysdata.net/static/extension/index.html With the js files for the extension. The motivation to finish it
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I have a personal app that I have been using for years that stopped working last week or the week before. I actually thought Streak was folding and started hacking a replacement for my use case. Streak was one of the app I recommended most
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dekervin
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Well done !
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dekervin
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Not looking for a cofounder, but I think it might be a great idea.
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Ouch. Italian, french, german hindi, russian, japanese, anyone? I wouldn't mind since there is google translate. I think it's a sad state of affairs, even if it's understandable due to network effects. I usually check https
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Ask HN: Is there a Spanish language Hacker News, with an active community
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Nicely executed ! It goes right in my toolbox.
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I know you say it's part of the game and all... but nothing prevent you from venting your frustration in a more direct way, even in the hypothetical case your side of the story wasn't 100% true. It's an unhealthy part of the
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It's a marvel it keeps working as well as it does. Even if we could introduce more external input in the design of the core machinery, I personally would not.
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We have a discord HN-learn community, where we share our learning journeys and interesting ressources. https://discord.gg/TFMvt9vh I am personnaly on a mathematics path, starting with geometry. Email in bio if you want to e
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Since people are posting virtual place for solo dev to meet. I wanted to know if solo dev here would be interested in a user "testing" journalling network. Basically you would signup, make a symmetric/reciprocal connection to
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I struggle to put it in a succint way without misrepresenting what I think. I will probably write a small blog post about it (Please send me an email, I would love your opinion on it when I do ! contact info in profile). A way to look at t
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I tend agree with you. I have a personal definition that allow me to derive a lot of properties with simple game theory, and explain why a gold bar is great money: money is a "desire" accumulator.
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I totally believe it should be one of the available way to discover maths. By finding or asking oneself why we studied a problem and how we arrived at a solution; either historically or by filling in the blanks. It just happen that I was sh
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It will be interesting to see the impact of high energy prices during the winter on remote work adoption. In theory, saving transport costs for those who commute in individual vehicles should be enough an incentive but a lot of recent paper
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Plan de sobriété énergétique: le gouvernement va généraliser le télétravail?
(europe1.fr)
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Just to build my intuition, how long do you think it would take you to train Stabl eDiffusion in your homelab if you dedicated it to that task ? 10 years ? 20 years ? What about GPT-3 ?
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Just yesterday I read another comment on HN saying we will have to wait another decade before being able train it in someone "basement"( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32658941 ). I made a bookmark for mysel
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At what point do we start calling it a concentration camp system ? 60%? 80%?
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China's Baidu reveals its first quantum computer, 'Qianshi'
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China's worst heatwave in 60 years is forcing factories to close
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I just want to say thank you.
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I just sent you an email, you can see what I am hacking on in my bio!
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Drought in Central Europe Reveals Cautionary 'Hunger Stones' in Czech River
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The question that spring to mind is, when do you know if an information technology is more like the telephone or more like the fax. Also is there some clear consensus on the impact of the telephone had on the economy ?
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Congrats on shipping! I dont know anything about this space, but I find the idea cool. Do you have an about page for the project somewhere on the web to get a quick overview ?
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There was a span of 14 years between an implant allowi g control of an artficial hand, in 2005 , and an implant allowing speech synthesis from brain signals , in 2019 [0]. I am not sure the pace of innovation is accelerating drastically. (E
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Here is the evolution of the share of blue collar/white collar jobs [0] vs the evolution of fertility rate [1]. I am curious to hear your conclusions from that ! [0] https://publishing.cdlib.org/ucpressebooks/view?
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