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edmundhuber
10y ago
The ESP32 is a better (support, reliability) and cheaper alternative when what you really need is wifi/bt/gpio.
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edmundhuber
10y ago
At a large Internet Company that I worked at, my experience was (seemingly?) quite unlike yours. While writing a CEP, my gut reaction was like yours, "this is a waste of time, code is art, and I am programmer Picasso," etc. But si
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edmundhuber
10y ago
Hi, I wrote a similar tool: https://github.com/edmund-huber/jsonq
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edmundhuber
10y ago
I have also done websites in Hugo; the inflexibility of golang's template processor was extremely limiting to the point that I would never use Hugo again.
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edmundhuber
10y ago
Paradromics ( https://paradromics.com ) is working on full-bandwidth neural interfaces.
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edmundhuber
10y ago
To add to ericjang's comments elsewhere in this thread, here are my thoughts on the two most popular BCI (although I'm used to seeing BMI -- brain-machine interface) technologies: * Optogenetics advantages: don't need to inse
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edmundhuber
10y ago
We're using microwave-based internet in SJ, with Ridge Wireless. Our experience has been that speeds are slow and whenever a cloud passes between our transceiver and the remote transceiver, or if it's a rainy day, etc, speeds suff
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10y ago
Paradromics | San Jose, CA | Remote or onsite | Machine learning specialist Paradromics is building biomedical devices capable of reading and writing to a million individual neurons. Our platform processes gigabits of data per second, in re
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edmundhuber
11y ago
Paradromics | https://paradromics.com | San Jose, CA | Onsite | Mechanical Process Engineer At Paradromics, we are developing the next generation of brain-machine interfaces. Our BMI grants the brain a massively parallel channel
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edmundhuber
11y ago
In addition to what rf1331 said, to what extent is hdphealth liable for a case where e.g. someone reads that treatment X is beneficial for their case, but in fact someone got the facts slightly wrong and it made their case much worse?
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11y ago
Paradromics | https://paradromics.com | San Jose, CA | Onsite/remote | Software engineer At Paradromics, we are developing the next generation of brain-machine interfaces. Our BMI grants the brain a massively parallel chann
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11y ago
Not taking a side here. :) What do you think sssgen is missing that I could rip off of Middleman? Or in general, what do you think is missing from sssgen to make it feasible to use for 100K+ -page sites? I'd really like to hear your th
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edmundhuber
11y ago
You're absolutely right. I guess it's hard to be entirely magic-free. In this case, I'm pretty happy with the underscores thing since it's one pretty simple rule. Happy to hear alternatives, though. :)
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11y ago
Yeah, it's pretty funny that on the one hand, I'm saying "conventions make it necessary to eventually have to read the code", and on the other hand, I'm saying "read these 200 lines of code to understand how to
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11y ago
Sorry I didn't make that more clear. As an example, https://docs.fastly.com/ was my handiwork. More recently, https://teforia.com/ .
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Sssgen: Make static websites simple again
(ehuber.info)
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11y ago
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Sssgen: Make static websites simple again
(ehuber.info)
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11y ago
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Irc-theater – dialogue-heavy movies retold in IRC
(github.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Something I feel like I frequently read in these discussions is that Ruby is nice "because it looks almost like English". When I think of people speaking English, I think of people equating quantity with quality, exchanging clarit
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13y ago
https://github.com/WhiteHouse/petitions Looks like they're running mongodb. Maybe they just forgot to set the write concern.
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Show HN: CoderPad, an etherpad + REPL for coding interviews
(coderpad.io)
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edmundhuber
14y ago
Pick someone else's and repeat it?
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14y ago
I use this as a starting point for every laptop/desktop I've used in the past few years. Instant boot, no mystery services, yet access to the same great Ubuntu repos.
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edmundhuber
14y ago
Use xmonad, reclaim your space.
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14y ago
If you live here, you have to harden yourself against constant harassment for money and offers of drugs, and you have to get used to stepping around garbage and shit in the street. As much as SF should strive to be tolerant, at a certain po
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edmundhuber
14y ago
"Barrett's love points" is one of the items in the save state. The love points determine who you'll end up dating in the Golden Saucer.
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14y ago
Gopros for police officers?
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14y ago
San Francisco, CA, full time. Threadflip is pioneering a new social shopping experience by offering women a simple way to convert their closets into a dynamic boutique-like experience, and capturing the collaborative energy of shopping with
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14y ago
San Francisco, CA, full time. Threadflip ( http://www.threadflip.com ) is building a new way to discover, buy, and sell fashion. We are looking for seasoned engineers to join our team of three. Our stack is Rails, Memcache, Redis, Postgre