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by eaurouge 4y ago
Is this built on Ethereum? What does the rest of your stack look like?
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by eaurouge 4y ago
Say more? On how you plan to double productivity.
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by eaurouge 4y ago
I don't recall stadia of previous tournaments being built almost entirely by migrant workers. And said migrants working under such poor conditions. Can you name a few you consider comparable?
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by eaurouge 4y ago
He should get credit for investigating and building a story around it. But there were calls from the scientific community, and in discussions here on HN, for Theranos to open up and show their data, way before he started investigating. The
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by eaurouge 4y ago
I'll try to simplify it. The network pays miners to secure the network. The network earns transaction fees. It also mints new money through inflation. In its bootstrap phase, while the network isn't earning enough in transaction f
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by eaurouge 4y ago
> You couldn't have a blockchain equivalent of World-of-Warcraft. You have no meaningful way to testify that you recieve an item from killing a boss, for example. Anywhere else and I would assume you were joking. This being HN, I ha
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by eaurouge 4y ago
The obvious question would be why do you hate it so much. I can't recall the viability of any piece of technology affecting me so negatively. We create technology to solve problems. Even if you can't think of a reason why some tec
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by eaurouge 5y ago
> I think we should try to reform how policing is done to improve these issues. But I also don't think it's the crisis that our society has made it out to be recently. Perhaps because you don't see yourself as being affect
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by eaurouge 6y ago
Mesh networks are relatively new to the Standard. True LE 5 SoCs should have what you need to get started.
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by eaurouge 6y ago
Cortex-M. Lots of Bluetooth LE solutions. WiFi getting there - Nordic is working on a solution here as well.
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by eaurouge 6y ago
> What do you do with my data? > Your privacy is a top priority for us. Our test will pick up some of your DNA - it’s impossible to completely avoid - but we only look at the microbes from your saliva and we take steps in our workflow
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by eaurouge 6y ago
Pretty much every popular somewhat global sport has levels of nuance, detail, backstory that will take some investment in time and interest for you to become familiar with. If the sport doesn’t immediately draw you in, don’t feel you have t
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by eaurouge 6y ago
We all carry biases, including towards/against groups we wouldn't expect to be biased towards/against. We probably all start with blank slates, but, unless you've had zero interactions with the outside world, you'd
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by eaurouge 6y ago
Right. The current era is definitely more competitive than past eras. Teams were often cash strapped back then, so sponsorship money trumped driver skill in some teams. Also Ferrari was very much Schumacher’s team. Irvine was his supporting
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by eaurouge 6y ago
Fair points. I enjoyed the Schumacher era. But Hakkinen gave us just 2 years as double champion. Where as up until 2018 we had 3 multi champions racing against a new generation of highly talented drivers. 4 championships wasn’t enough to sa
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by eaurouge 6y ago
The ratio varies - I would say it depends on the car, teammates and team. But ultimately driver skill is what determines who gets to drive for Mercedes, Ferrari etc. So once a pairing has been made, either the drivers are closely matched, o
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by eaurouge 6y ago
There have been some boring seasons, but you probably haven’t watched much recently if you think this weekend was one of the best in recent years.
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Not particularly user friendly, yet, but Arweave [0] was built specifically for this use case. 0. https://www.arweave.org/archiving.html
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by eaurouge 7y ago
> You are no longer concerned with minute adjustments to the wheel, and you no longer have to maintain a constant high priority task of staying centered in the lines. Now, instead, you perform higher order functions of route planning, es
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Interesting name choice. The term “permaweb” is typically associated with Arweave and their decentralized permanent storage offering [1]. 1. https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/05/how-arweave-permaweb-works...
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Can I ask how you got started on embedded and on which MCU? I assume you mean bare metal.
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Ebay doesn't control how much you sell your product for. Ebay doesn't police how you sell, package, or ship your product. It's mostly hands off. Compare this with the level of control Uber exerts on its drivers. Similarly, Eb
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by eaurouge 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote (some onsite ok) Location: SF Bay Area, California Hardware/firmware/software engineer looking to take on new projects. Some of my recent work has involved taking wearable or IoT products from concept to prod
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Libya was in the midst of a civil war before the UN military intervention you referred to. In fact, the military intervention occurred mere hours before Gaddafi's plans to obliterate Benghazi could be implemented. The military interven
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Please see notahacker’s comment below for some much needed clarity in this thread. Gaddafi had become a laughingstock on the continent well before Arab Spring. His grand vision was an Africa with him as king. There was zero chance that he w
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by eaurouge 7y ago
I haven’t used Confluence but I imagine one advantage SO Teams would have is familiarity. Many developers/engineers already know about its benefits and how it works. Yes, apples and oranges with Slack. But if you’ve ever found yourself
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by eaurouge 7y ago
The response here is over the top. SO have been building Teams for some three years now. I know because I signed my company up for the beta, but we weren’t in a position to try it when it became available. The value prop should be obvious.
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Got it. Then this sentence is incorrectly phrased: > The only person who's DNA was found there (who wasn't part of the five) is the person who claims that there was only one attacker (he confessed to the crime and made the clai
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by eaurouge 7y ago
> The only person who's DNA was found there (who wasn't part of the five) Are you saying the police found DNA of one or more of the five on the victim?
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by eaurouge 7y ago
Well they’re vastly ahead in one area: data collection. No other company is even close. You could argue about the quality of data but the platform is there and ever growing, and they can upgrade their hardware in the future and augment exis

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