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by eb0la 10y ago
For me this is a workflow problem. CRMs are beasts that live on top of workflows (both formal and informal ones). If you can can get a good IBPMS for a nice price probably you have a good solution that will be easily customized.
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by eb0la 10y ago
The tool looks good. Check this page - it has much more information than the project readme: https://github.com/DonyorM/weresync/blob/master/docs/source/...
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Curated list of Emulators written in JavaScript(github.com)
3 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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Cardiac: Portable cardboard computer(cs.drexel.edu)
2 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
Welcome to Catnix :-) I am used to see a lot of prefixes and routes in MGRT and I found funny to see just 1 prefix in your Catnix connection graphs... to Cloudlare I guess :-) Cheers.
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Portable Open Source, Accurate, Particle Counter(instructables.com)
3 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
Getting a decent job is Key to integration. I guess some refugees are on the way to another place. If they can have a temporal job meanwhile and have references from someone that can talk good about them, that could also make a difference
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by eb0la 10y ago
That is something that should have been explained by the media. I even have a headline for it: Stop Global warming or your kids won't have grandsons. Now we've got one year less to stop this mess.
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by eb0la 10y ago
I enjoyed a lot the chart comparing taxation between countries :-) I miss more countries, too ;-)
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by eb0la 10y ago
Berlin. First time there I stayed in a hostel boat in the spree river 10 meters from the Wall. Nightlife is crazy, and the thech scene is great. If you go there, drop at the betahaus cafe and ask the locals for directions.
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November Supermoon a Spectacular Sight(nasa.gov)
2 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
I can't imagine what a good death metal drummer can do with this Drum Expansion. Looks fun to play :-)
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by eb0la 10y ago
All mobile operators use it for their infrastructure because the procols make it mandatory. Then they have a big ipv4 nat for cell phones in the BTS. Weird.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Very "funny", but that kind of crashes happened more than you imagine.. in telcos. Usually the problem is memory. A machine with full routing enabled needs much more memory for IPv6 than for IPv4 and when routers run out of memory
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by eb0la 10y ago
Every vendor had a different way to measure how much octets went through an interface on IPv6 using SNMP. And the standard MIB (management information base) for SNMP only gave you IPv4 traffic. So, if you wanted to measure the traffic you i
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by eb0la 10y ago
If I remember well at least 2-3 years ago it was complicated to measure IPv6 usage on a high-end router, and that was tied to billing. Every vendor (Cisco/Juniper/Alcatel/Huawei) had a different way to do it and since B2B bil
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by eb0la 10y ago
Sincerely, not everybody needs to be a developer. The fun part of HN is there are very bright people here that - by chance - are developers. You should be developing all kind skills (soft skills) that will last for life, not something linke
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by eb0la 10y ago
Sadly Windows is still a second class citizen when you are developing for Big Data. There are lots of Java stuff that would be machine independent but in fact rely on native libraries that you cannot find easily.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Exchanges are a textbook case of a shared ledger. They have separate systems that must work in sync with very low latency between them: order processing, the ledger (for clearing) and price advertising. The main advantage of a blockchain is
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by eb0la 10y ago
First of all, this looks a good idea to me. "Traditional" license management servers (like FlexLM) are a scary piece of software for sysadmins: think of it like a black box that will shut down everything if you mess up. This licen
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by eb0la 10y ago
Bad news first: your life of googling is not over. You will Google a lot even if you become a Pro sysadmin. But you have an advantage^Wsuperpower: you can read code. That means when there is some weird log entry somewhere you can grep the c
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by eb0la 10y ago
I guess this is one of the rare cases today where removing the middleman DESTROYS value. Most of the time they might just handle the medication they're asked for. But they ALSO VALIDATE the treatment. Think of them like a firewall. A h
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by eb0la 10y ago
If your CTO is about to leave... somebody will have to materialize somehow what the CEO sells. I think CTO job (technology) can be replicated with sufficient resources ( time, money, and effort) but I am not sure it your company has enoug
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by eb0la 10y ago
In some countries like Spain law requires keyboarda must be localized (except if you're buying as a company). In this case technology makes law pointless
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by eb0la 10y ago
Not allowing my 3yr-old son to use tablets, mobile phones. I am a big fan of physical stuff, and cause-effect in the real world.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Really nice idea :-) I remember a friend used whatsapp for the first time because it helped to get laid... until everybody had it. This could be better: no need to drive.
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Tensorflow for windows with Cuda support(github.com)
2 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
I am not so sure idea/direction goes well if your cofounder changes company direction all the time. If you're in beta and this person is the CTO pushing him out will get you with a product you will have trouble to develop further
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Fermi Estimation for Startups (from birth to exit)(getguesstimate.com)
3 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
They have a Healthcare working group ( https://www.hyperledger.org/blog/2016/10/03/hyperledger-anno... ) Much more interesting than fintech, smart contracts, and IoT "standard" blockckain applic

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