enjeyw

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by enjeyw 8y ago
Unfortunately that's not something we have the resources for currently :(
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by enjeyw 8y ago
Sempo.ai | Full-Stack | Melbourne, Aus | Full Time | ONSITE | https://sempo.ai We're a young social impact startup that helps NGOs deliver Cash Aid directly to people affected by humanitarian crises. Why cash? Because 70% o
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by enjeyw 8y ago
Really love your designs by the way. Reminds me a bit Anders Hoff's work.
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by enjeyw 8y ago
Here's a smart contract I deployed that gets regular use: https://etherscan.io/address/0x04b547C56d997A70Fa5fa007bE176... There were at least prior one version that I deployed where there was a misconfiguration, s
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by enjeyw 8y ago
Because the underlying message service wouldn't be controlled by any single entity. This would mean that once the code was out there, you could be confident that no-one would change the service when there was a change of CEO or new cen
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by enjeyw 8y ago
I wonder if this is one of those few genuine uses for a blockchain based system. Comments (tweets) would be posted on a very thin layer of technology, which would only support say: - comment id - comment text - datetime of comment - comment
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by enjeyw 8y ago
> I should note that I definitely did this from a position of privilege and if shit really hit the fan I could have always swallowed my pride and asked for a family bail out. I think this is really insightful. The difference between bei
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by enjeyw 8y ago
I'm relatively technical and I have no practical idea of what (for example) 400 mAh means for a phone. It's not that I don't get the technical definition, it's that without any context 400 mAh is just a number. Even if I
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by enjeyw 8y ago
Even for tongue-in-cheek suggestion to change the name to "27fb380bc013f01262acf6b2518d08bd" to avoid all possible offence, people might start referencing to the conference as "the hash code", which sounds like a cannabi
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by enjeyw 8y ago
I see your logic, but the fact that overpressure demonstrably caused a catastrophic failure sets the bar pretty high for blow-off having worse consequences.
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by enjeyw 8y ago
Your thought experiment got me thinking (which I guess is the point lol!): Imagine you knew for certain that in a couple hundred years individuals could be brought back to life at great expense , AND that it was at least 1/100th as fe
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by enjeyw 8y ago
Yeah not a great advertisement for plotly
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by enjeyw 8y ago
I take advantage of Apple's no questions asked return policy for stuff like this: Take my laptop in to be repaired, buy a brand new MBP at the same time. Load everything onto the new laptop using a time machine backup (takes about 2 ho
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by enjeyw 8y ago
There's a great NPR podcast on a related topic to this - talking about how society's expectations of disabled people can prevent them from living their best lives. https://www.npr.org/programs/invisibilia&#x2F
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Interacting with Ethereum Smart Contracts in Python(hackernoon.com)
3 points by enjeyw 9y ago|0 comments
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by enjeyw 9y ago
If-elif loops definitely get you part of the way there; Lets say we're trying to find the tweets that actually come from people affect by a disaster, rather than just supplying commentary about them. You could just say "if tweet i
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by enjeyw 9y ago
Yeah good question - we're particularly interested in filtering, categorising and verifying the social media data that published during a disaster - the volume of this data is absolutely huge, so if you can use some sort classification
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by enjeyw 9y ago
Ooooo oooo pick me! We're doing something in this space. Very much early days but we DO have seed funding :) Https://sempo.ai if you're interested
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by enjeyw 9y ago
So this is phenomenal interesting to me - I cofounded a startup looking at exactly this space: we want to use crowdsourcing and AI to make the information published online in the aftermath of disasters useful for response organization. We&#
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by enjeyw 9y ago
I'm planning to release in the next week or so - there's just a few bugs that I'm trying to iron out first. If you like, I can contract you from my plain-ol-gmail when the platform's ready? The platform will always need
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by enjeyw 9y ago
A couple of times I've been caught out where I've wanted to present my pitch deck to someone, but I haven't had access to a projector or decent sized screen. I made Slidecast to solve that problem - it allows you to quickly b
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Have a pitch deck? I made this for you(slidecast.io)
2 points by enjeyw 9y ago|3 comments
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by enjeyw 10y ago
It's my first time playing around with Google's BigQuery, and I'm pretty happy with the result so I figured I'd share.... The data is sourced from the NOAA GSOD dataset, which goes back to about 1929 at best. I tried to
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Using BigQuery: Compare today's weather against the same date historically(isittoohot.com)
1 points by enjeyw 10y ago|1 comments