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by fudged71 6y ago
I was surprised not to find a marketplace of products. Is there a way to see which products/services are available through Angaza in a particular country? Specifically Kenya
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by fudged71 6y ago
I love how bad the reviews are on Aliexpress. "Package received. Haven't opened it yet" Or "Product received intact. Haven't used it"
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by fudged71 6y ago
How about cricket farming for use in livestock feed? It's a high protein source that uses fewer resources than traditional feedstock. Sure, it's a secondary product, but could have large impacts.
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by fudged71 6y ago
The term God Parity is useful in this discussion
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by fudged71 6y ago
Neat! There isn’t much content there. I became interested in this topic when I saw Edmonton’s winter design guidelines a while back, there are lots of considerations in this document https://www.edmonton.ca/city_government&#
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by fudged71 6y ago
This article really scratches an itch. I have been frustrated by how poorly we use energy in northern climates; we simply replace common sense with petroleum and electricity. There is solar, there's thermal mass of dirt, there is geoth
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by fudged71 6y ago
I may be wrong, I can't find a source. It's Deerfoot Trail in Calgary.
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by fudged71 6y ago
I am a huge fan of replacing instantaneous speed cameras with average speed cameras. Our city has the most dangerous road in Canada, speeding is the norm not the exception, and I haven’t seen any debate about average speed cameras
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by fudged71 6y ago
I have been incredibly interested in ontologies and information science recently. So I’m wondering, what are the hob prospects like? What are you doing now? Your classmates?
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by fudged71 6y ago
I haven't check for a few years but there were free tools available with great quality (providing intra-word timing even)
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As a personal trainer, yes there are several movements that have the same effect as a Facepull without gym equipment. I would recommend "YTWL" movements in a prone (face down) position. Search YouTube for "YTWL" It'
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Do this for cofounder conflict and you could make billions
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Any keywords (general or specific) are just markers for you to review the content. If it’s a bad video/creator you’ll notice that and move on to another video.
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Yes I said “could” as a path to future utility. Light-speed complex computation.
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Okay so you look at domain-specific keywords. I’m interested in general terms that mark important parts. “The key here is...” “pay attention to...” “the most common mistake” etc
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You could consider extracting the YouTube audio and using an aligner algorithm with the transcript to get precise timing without paying anything
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by fudged71 6y ago
I’ve been interested in making a list of keywords and key phrases that can highlight the ‘meat’ of instructional YouTube videos. Which words/phrases have been useful for you to search?
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by fudged71 6y ago
Have you seen this optical neural network technique? It seems like one way you could get fast (real-time) results from a complex neural network https://www.photonics.com/AMP/AMP_Article.aspx?AID=63751
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by fudged71 6y ago
What about that YC application question “what real world system have you successfully hacked?” In many ways that could be seen as how you can exploit people
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I’ll be adding the Versabar 10000 to my Christmas wishlist
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by fudged71 6y ago
I just tried on Google home and it wasn’t confused. I had to say “Ok Google play okay Google play music”
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by fudged71 6y ago
I keep looking for a good tree-based chrome history tool, specifically with the intent of connecting/dumping this information into Roam. Is that on your roadmap?
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The problem, in my opinion, is not specifically storing an searching, but rather connecting these pieces of data together. This has driven my interest into Roam... a freeform ability to connect sources/idea/data that can drive cum
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Is a link saved as an offline web format with fulltext, or just as a link?
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by fudged71 6y ago
I agree that may be the purpose that it was designed. And I also see value in removing useless meetings for employees and giving them extra focus time. The problem is how individual managers might use these analytics for nefarious purposes.
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by fudged71 6y ago
I’ve grown increasingly interested in whole-home audio using Roon. Maybe this would be one option? I’ve also been considering turning my shower bathtub into a speaker using a surface transducer. Not sure how to weatherproof it along with a
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by fudged71 6y ago
It’s frustrating. On the internet we have massive scale and instant distribution. Crowdfunding in theory could easily pay a living wage to all of the major open source developers. Maybe it should be hidden like a platform tax. When you pay
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by fudged71 6y ago
Yeah what if it were similar to patents, they have a standard shelf-life of protection. With software I feel like a much shorter timespan would be better as systems become obsolete much faster.
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The Indian Army has called this fake
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As a Canadian I find this article pretty funny since there’s no news in it whatsoever. It’s not a particularly reputable news source up here. “There’s little privacy anymore” is a reality not a joke. Citizens chose to engage in social media

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