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by eb0la 9y ago
I'm wondering what will happen to the housing market in the US and Europe in case this bill gets approved. There is a market for middle-high income people that buys housing out of their home country just in case the political situation
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by eb0la 9y ago
I really love the multicursor feature is Sublime. In fact I use it a lot to monkey patch CSV files after searching for a regexp.
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by eb0la 9y ago
In fact you need no disguise: Just the precise amount of interference for the neural network to see something different. https://blog.openai.com/adversarial-example-research/
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by eb0la 9y ago
I guess there will be a market soon for adversarial camouflage clothing in order to hide from roboweapons. In fact I should be writing a business plan for that business now.
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by eb0la 9y ago
Maybe he is one of the reasons 2mm users left the platform... Not the only one, but one factor.
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by eb0la 9y ago
Q1 and Q2 MAU are the same: 328 million worldwide. Only in the US -2 million MAU less than in the first quarter. Not tragic, in my opinion.
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by eb0la 9y ago
Aim for a certification that allows the company to have discount/be partner of a bigger one. Something like <vendor> certified sales architect looks good!
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by eb0la 9y ago
Thats their "unlawful" advantage: they do know about batteries better than others, which is the biggest problem any electric car faces: good batteries. So, why now sell the whole car at retail price instead of selling batterie
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by eb0la 9y ago
I wonder why there so much focus on "carmakers" like BMW or Daimler instad of "partmakers" like Bosch that have been working in electric car parts for years, and are able to manufacture up to 60-70% of the inner componen
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by eb0la 9y ago
Regulation, no matter what you think about it, is and will always be a great source of business opportunities. Hard to implement? Business opportunities (aka money) don't come freely ;-)
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by eb0la 9y ago
Germany has one of the strictest data privacy agency (and laws) in this planet.
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by eb0la 9y ago
I bet you cannot beat OTP written/printed/punched on toilet paper: Key hard to discover plus medium is easy to carry, easy to destroy, and degrades with time (bad archival medium).
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Fold a string into a triange – Code Golf(codegolf.stackexchange.com)
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by eb0la 9y ago
Visit the Computer history museum and try to resist the impulse to hugh the Cray-1. The tech in San Jose is also interesting. Try to visit a state park or natural reserve nearby. Visit Carmel and point lobos (2hr drive from SF), Half Moon b
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by eb0la 9y ago
Looks like processor architecture really matters. Btw - is LLVM still faster on a 5-year-old machine than on an iPad? I am seeing well, right?
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by eb0la 9y ago
Looks more complicated that it sounds. MSFT already did the job of sourcing cables, connectors, and power supplies for all their surface line for the next XXX years (where XXX is the time they're commited to support all their hardware
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by eb0la 9y ago
At first sight it has similar specs to HP Envy and Spectre series. I'm wondering about the price.
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by eb0la 9y ago
Let's talk about prior art about this patent claims. I remember using software from Barco to position application Windows on a videowall that predates that patent at least five years. Maybe getting prior art at hand could be good (just
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by eb0la 9y ago
Make it one year fund. Even better, have make one-year fund using peak expense month as a reference. The probability of not needing to use it fully is high, but not 1.
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by eb0la 9y ago
For spain, too. Actually I am forwarding this to a friend in a huge bank. Hope this helps :-)
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by eb0la 10y ago
I use Talend Open Studio a lot for this kind of stuff. It might not be the best tool for the ML part; but for moving data, and ssh'in automatically to servers and executing commands is really good. I used it (a long time ago) to ssh to
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by eb0la 10y ago
Did the same yesterday with a microSd to SD card adapter with a broken (missing) lock tab. Memories....
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The wax worm eats plastic(csic.es)
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by eb0la 10y ago
It depends on what using Oracle means. As a backed? I seriously doubt it. Oracle fees are huge for startup-style growth and non-oracle equivalents are 1) cheap and 2) have plenty of talent available. If you're a start-up going after B2
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Transport Triggered Architecture(en.wikipedia.org)
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by eb0la 10y ago
Did Endesa / Opinno provided you with the hardware? Congrats for the prize, btw !
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by eb0la 10y ago
I really like Melexis uses SO-19 packaging instead of the Panasonic Grid-eye SMD. Here are the octopart links for both: AMG8851 ( https://octopart.com/amg8851-panasonic-23284568 ) MLX90621 ( https://octopart.com&
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OpenBSD I2C support(man.openbsd.org)
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by eb0la 10y ago
I use Facebook once a year. Just when it is my birthday because last year I forgot to close the account and it is rude not to answer happy birthday messages. I simply don't get the Facebook stuff... I really find interesting Facebook a
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by eb0la 10y ago
Dating and job sites have built-in churn. If you do it well, you loose clients. If you do it bad, they won't show. Don't make a dating app. Make an app with a twist, that helps people go on a date... Maybe in special places like c

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