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by divan 7y ago
Right, but it's not a surgery, they're implanted using syringe implanter and it's fairly easy and fast procedure.
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by divan 7y ago
Nice! If it's really just URL, that'll work for sure.
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by divan 7y ago
I wonder if NFC chip implants people usually put in their hands can be rewritten to work with this. That would be pretty dope to accept payments from people just by asking them to tap your hand :)
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by divan 7y ago
It still hard to believe that one of the largest tech giants can't handle UI and UX of their main product right. I would normally assume it's an inherently hard problem them, but there is a counter-example to compare with – VKonta
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by divan 8y ago
Do you have any concrete examples of the effects of this "prioritization" or it's just speculation? I use Flutter almost exclusively for iOS and I haven't seen any difference in development or user experience so far.
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by divan 8y ago
Try out anvaka's projects: https://anvaka.github.io/pm/#/?_k=bk8ot0
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by divan 8y ago
This. After using Nokia N9 (and Nokia N950) for 1.5 years and switching back then to iOS, I almost couldn't believe how crappy iOS alarm experience was (and still is!) in contrast to the overall polished UI. I also enjoyed a lot the sw
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by divan 8y ago
Cool stuff! I wish GPU programming was more accessible for mortals, so one could implement similar thing with any mainstream programming language as a normal library.
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by divan 8y ago
Came to the comments to write a similar comment. I've used Stellarium ~10 years ago, and it's been awesome even then. Seeing v0.19 version feels misleading and discouraging new users to try it out of curiosity.
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by divan 8y ago
Same from Spain
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by divan 8y ago
I'd rather be cautious with such assessments like "absolutely a natural night owl" – at least until we're able to tell that from the genome directly, haha. I'm a night owl myself, but around 10 years ago I've a
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by divan 8y ago
While there are some good ideas brought up in this post, in my opinion, author misses the main point about JS and, JS fatigue, which leads to the vague advice like "solve problems". The point is, as Fred Brooks put it, in software
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by divan 8y ago
Learn Go and Flutter.
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by divan 8y ago
Location: Barcelona, Spain Remote: Yes / onsite in Barcelona Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: Go (5+ years), Flutter (+long list of other technologies I know, but don't want to ever use is in my CV) Résumé&
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by divan 8y ago
While it's not what article is about, but amount of distraction you see even just to read this article is insane: https://i.imgur.com/xHRmvuJ.png
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by divan 8y ago
Make sure you’ve watched Mind Field episode about replicating Skinner Box experiment on humans. (It’s probably for YouTube Premium accounts only, but really worth it) https://youtu.be/BR-eMMCp7tg
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by divan 8y ago
I wish Flutter itself has been written in Go. Actually, I've written an article a few days ago fantasising on how it could look like – "Thought Experiment: Flutter in Go" https://divan.github.io/posts/flu
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Thought Experiment: Flutter in Go(divan.github.io)
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by divan 8y ago
Location: Barcelona, Spain/Kiev, Ukraine Remote: on-site preferred (need a rest from remote) Willing to relocate: yes, especially to Canada or Singapore Technologies: 5+ years Go, 15+ years various stacks (C/C++(+Qt)&#x
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by divan 8y ago
Nope. Apple Watch pairing is unidirectional and low-bandwidth, and uses extremely cool patented technique with hiding data in luminance changes. It's exploiting the fact that human eye is so much more sensitive to the chrominance chang
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by divan 8y ago
Nice, thanks for the link – I did pretty extensive search, but haven't found this one. I like how similar was path from naive implementation to the fountain codes as with txqr.
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by divan 8y ago
> I need an explanation how these implementations are not "cross-platform" yet his Go implementation is. OP here. I agree the wording is a bit unfortunate here, as all languages mentioned were designed to be cross-platform. I w
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by divan 8y ago
> everything just tends to be functions and structs Out of curiosity, what else do you need that can’t be done with “functions and structs”?
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by divan 8y ago
This article is a bit outdated and has invalid claims and a lot of ad hominem and other fallacies, so I'd recommend to stick to the textbook for complaining about Go for maximum clicks: https://divan.github.io/posts&#x2
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by divan 8y ago
It's a refreshing read even for non FP/Scala development world. It's not hard to see that modern software engineering is cherishing accidental complexity, and as it comes from the "tools we use", the fair share of p
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by divan 8y ago
Kurzgesagt has a great short video on phages: https://youtu.be/YI3tsmFsrOg
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by divan 8y ago
I really appreciate the work done to help newcomers to answer the question "how to structure Go project propertly", but unless you're building N-th microservice in the company with already established project structures, you
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by divan 8y ago
That’s definitely a dark magic! Thanks for sharing this.
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by divan 8y ago
Unlikely. I skimmed through both patents [1][2], and I don't recall any numbers on throughput. But the general principle is super cool – they analyze the change in luminance of the picture, and chrominance can be whatever you wish (so
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by divan 8y ago
I wonder what throughput it can give when used as an animated sequence of codes? I experimented with animated QRs for data transfer last week and the real maximum I’ve achieved was around 9KB/s. https://divan.github.io/

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