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901.
by eb0la 10y ago
Well, they're not just tracking eyes: they are using eye position, focus, and gestures to control a user interface which is a bit different. The moment the stuff you want to track (eyes) also makes the enviroment change (ui) stuff can
902.
by eb0la 10y ago
Then he's not driving in Spain. Same as California here. Probably like the rest of the world except Switzerland :-(
903.
by eb0la 10y ago
I bet half-capacity cartridges are much more expensive to the business than full capacity ones. You need to produce a separate batch with different logistics and less volume than ordinary cartridges. In some cases it will need even a differ
904.
by eb0la 10y ago
I'm wondering if it's feasible to use this cheap micro drones as a base to build an ardupilot. Any experience about this ?
905.
by eb0la 10y ago
I use conda because I'm a bit control freak; but you can search and install packages directly from Rodeo. There's a tab for that ;-).
906.
by eb0la 10y ago
Take a look at Rodeo from yhat.com. The screen layout is very similar to RStudio and you can see the inside of variables and data frames like in RStudio. Btw - Yhat developers also hang out here in HN.
907.
by eb0la 10y ago
Knowing Microsoft this will be part of Cortana in a few weeks. I hope it will be integrated soon with the Speech API as well ( https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh361633(v=office.1... ).
908.
by eb0la 10y ago
It's interesting to read this blog post from Eduardo Machon (Panoramio co-founder) about the day they said no to google - 1 year before they bought Panoramio. (In Spanish) https://eduardomanchon.com/el-d%C3%ADa-que-rech
909.
by eb0la 10y ago
This was THE database when I leartn to code. A good old DOS application. This version included some SQL support, but alsost everything was made using their own language (xBase https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XBase ).
910.
DBase IV splash screen (when data was not sexy)(vimeo.com)
1 points by eb0la 10y ago|1 comments
911.
by eb0la 10y ago
Before black Friday go to a store and touch the keyboards. If you can write something that looks like real work(TM), do it. You spend a lot of time using the keyboard and build some muscle memory about how far apart the keys are and how muc
912.
by eb0la 10y ago
Never use deep learning if you have to explain how this works to business people. Neural networks work "like magic". If you're using something that can't be modeled with a formula in excel, or as a tree, then it is not b
913.
by eb0la 10y ago
I was a bit skeptic about your comment and Jaruzel's one until I saw this chart: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_population#/media/File:P... Population is doubled every 2 generations during the 20th
914.
by eb0la 10y ago
For those interested, here's an interesting open hardware@cern from javier serrano, the head of development for kikad in cern. https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/goshcommunity/open-hardwar...
915.
by eb0la 10y ago
Quoting Charles Simonyi (1986): "SIMONYI: We have great difficulty in predicting the time it will take to write a program. There are valid reasons why this is so. It doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try our best to predict, because there are
916.
by eb0la 10y ago
This reminds me when you had to buy crypto accelerator cards for your webservers (does anyone remember Soekris?)... The market stalled after Intel started adding support for crypto operations on-die. This looks like Intel is protecting his
917.
by eb0la 10y ago
22k month. Considering my tuition fees were less than $2k (that was before te Euro) in comparison my Roi would skyrocket.
918.
by eb0la 10y ago
That was my case one year ago: working for a megacorp and left to freelance. Now working as head of Data Science at a small Digital Transformation consulting firm. For me this has been a personal development accelerator. It's a demotio
919.
by eb0la 10y ago
How much do you think it will take until Juniper JunOS and netApp will upgrade their kernels to 11.0-p1?
920.
by eb0la 10y ago
That's really cool. They also provide official AMI imagex es and how to deploy on VAGRANT! vagrant init freebsd/FreeBSD-11.0-RELEASE-p1
921.
by eb0la 10y ago
I guess coding will be more common over time; but people coding will not be calling themselves "programmers": their main job function will be something different (like marketing, sales, or customer service). There is some work for
922.
by eb0la 10y ago
Looks you're doing a cost-benefit analysis of getting an MBA ;-) In my country, you need an MBA to get into mid-upper level management positions just because almost everybody is having one just to differentiate from others. The cost of
923.
by eb0la 10y ago
Looks there are some invites left. Can you pleas send me one to my yahoo.es email: inigo_vlog Thanks
924.
by eb0la 10y ago
Just do something useful for somebody in your network today. Focus on being there for the people, it just the numbers. For instance: Did you see a job opening that cold be a good fit or someone you know? Email him/her. The same applie
925.
by eb0la 10y ago
Been there (long time ago): no sleep, server crashing, etc.. First: get some sleep. Not sleep; but time-off periods. You'll need to think / do / whatever other stuff in your life that will be slowing and draining your energy
926.
by eb0la 10y ago
I am able to crash any piece of software or hardware. I still don't know if this is a superpower but it helps a lot when designing stuff.
927.
by eb0la 10y ago
There are a lot of 10+ year old pa-risc machines out there than cannot be replaced. I remember an optic fiber network currently in use that had embedded pa-risc in underwater equipment, which means they had to be under maintainable for the
928.
by eb0la 10y ago
Totally agree. I remember a beautiful family vacation that went wrong because as a solo founder everything that happened got routed to me. If you decide to go solo, you will start hiring very soon just to make stuff happening before you run
929.
Multiplan, the Microsoft spreadsheet before excel(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
930.
Sinclair ZX Microdrive(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments

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