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by gabelerner 4y ago
exactly this. we even made an interface in code that runs a given task on a lambda (backed by a docker image) or batch (backed by the same docker image) depending on cpu/mem/time constraints. the tasks themselves also send a messa
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Lex Fridman gets his brain recorded(youtube.com)
1 points by gabelerner 5y ago|0 comments
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by gabelerner 5y ago
Kernel | Embedded Engineers, Python Engineers, Data Scientists | Los Angeles (onsite) | Full-time Kernel is building world leading, non-invasive brain interface technology. We are growing and looking for engineers at every level of the stac
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Kernel Flow Meets Virtual Reality(kernel.com)
1 points by gabelerner 6y ago|0 comments
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Kernel Flow 50 Livestream: a BCI in every home(youtube.com)
1 points by gabelerner 6y ago|0 comments
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Kernel is building a neurome – quantified cognition, emotion, and behavior(kernel.co)
2 points by gabelerner 6y ago|0 comments
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Kernel raises $53M for its non-invasive ‘Neuroscience as a Service’ technology(techcrunch.com)
1 points by gabelerner 6y ago|0 comments
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Kernel raises $53M to bring neuroscience insights to businesses(venturebeat.com)
2 points by gabelerner 6y ago|0 comments
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by gabelerner 6y ago
We ended up just putting up the site on S3 and CloudFront and unsurprisingly it's much faster to load now (Vercel also claims "blazing fast sites") and we're probably paying a couple dollars a month at worst.
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Vercel/Now disables public site with shady messaging and little to no warning
1 points by gabelerner 6y ago|1 comments
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Kernel Sound ID decodes brain activity; quickly identifies what you're hearing(kernel.co)
1 points by gabelerner 6y ago|1 comments
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Kernel: Neuroscience as a Service(msn.com)
1 points by gabelerner 6y ago|0 comments
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Kernel: A Neuroscience Startup Uses Helmets to Measure Brain Activity(bloomberg.com)
2 points by gabelerner 6y ago|0 comments
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Covid-19 pandemic: An exercise of human adaptability(medium.com)
2 points by gabelerner 7y ago|0 comments
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by gabelerner 7y ago
kernel | Los Angeles, CA / Culver City, CA | Full Time | Onsite | Engineering Kernel is looking for talented embedded, hardware, and software engineers! We are building next generation, non-invasive, mind/body/machine interfa
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by gabelerner 7y ago
Hey all! The first commit is almost 10 years old now but many are still finding a use case for our canvg library, which takes an svg string and renders it on a canvas. We just released v3 which is a complete rewrite in TypeScript and suppor
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canvg: JavaScript SVG Parser and Renderer on Canvas(github.com)
1 points by gabelerner 7y ago|1 comments
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by gabelerner 8y ago
left: - write - pool cue - brush teeth - scissors - spoon - fork right: - throw - punch - tennis/ping pong - knife i've always seen it as left=precision, right=force for me
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by gabelerner 16y ago
Same in my city of Chicago ... but in this example it's just more marked and apparent that you'll get a fine (i.e. directly in the middle of the intersection showing your speed). If there was already a speed camera installed, it probably w
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by gabelerner 16y ago
wouldn't installing just the portion that mails fines for speeding decrease speeding by 22% as well? people aren't slowing down because they might win. they just don't want to get fined.
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by gabelerner 16y ago
cool thanks!
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by gabelerner 16y ago
what brand of pushbutton switches with feedback LEDs did you use?
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by gabelerner 16y ago
Once I find some time, I was going to let people register for their key, then add a routing number search, but your idea is great for the next todo. For some institutions it's easy (etc. CC#) but for others I had to push my way through the
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by gabelerner 16y ago
I am not disagreeing with your claim and am using OFX, for now. My initial goal was to provide a simple and cheap API that one can get started with in minutes vs. having to gather a server list, maintain it, read through the OFX docs, etc.
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by gabelerner 16y ago
I've never had a problem with them - granted I only tested with accounts I had access to through family/friends. That said, it is up to the bank to maintain their end of the API and make sure that their server has the uptime and correct co
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by gabelerner 16y ago
I was thinking that if it doesn't take off, I'd just release the whole thing as an open source project since most of the work did not come from writing the code, but rather acquiring and maintaining the list of institutions, servers to quer
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by gabelerner 16y ago
I just posted about my project at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1783823 . If you're interested please contact me.
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by gabelerner 16y ago
(1) The toughest part is to build credibility but somehow mint.com did it. Other than getting a few users who have communicated with me privately to act as references, I haven't figured that part out. It does take some trust on the part o
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Show HN: I made a simple personal finance API (like Yodlee)
12 points by gabelerner 16y ago|13 comments