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by grizzles 9y ago
This is the most dystopian thing I've heard about in awhile. It's sad this happened but it's even more sad the judge hasn't been disbarred and charged with assault.
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by grizzles 9y ago
If you are using flutter, dart is statically typed. So your code will run faster on dart. OTOH RN has RN-web. I haven't used either but I get the impression that dart probably looks more android-y and RN probably looks more ios-y. So t
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by grizzles 9y ago
Vacuum insulated panels for optimal thermal insulation efficiency. They will help with acoustic insulation too.
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by grizzles 9y ago
Why don't they make flutter for the web too? It seems like a strange omission.
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by grizzles 9y ago
I hope they rebadge an android phone the way Fairphone has. Signal would only need to make a small profit to keep it sustainable and that would bring down the handset retail cost pretty significantly. It would be like the Raspberry PI of ph
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by grizzles 9y ago
Since Excel is a pure functional programming paradigm, I suppose this will make FP people happy to see FP taken so far without mixing in any imperative constructs. It's the Übermensch of functional 3d engines.
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by grizzles 9y ago
It's not a new asset class. Most cryptocurrencies are junk bonds. Those have been around for ages. If the coiners (what do you call this tribe?) accomplish "Permissionless Innovation" though, they will have did something grea
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by grizzles 9y ago
Do you have a mobile phone factory that would be willing to give up their BSP/SDK/ROM source code for a ~$40 android phone? The last time I checked on alibaba no OEM/ODMs were willing to do this yet but it seems like it'
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by grizzles 9y ago
I had something like this happen to me a few years back. It was unexpected and pretty eye opening to realize that there are people out there who feel the need to take out their rage out on indie entrepreneurs. You might want to post respons
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by grizzles 9y ago
There's nothing really to learn. It sounds weird to say but anything you can imagine a computer doing is possible. For the business process you want to optimize/predict/classify/etc generally you want to have a lot of da
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by grizzles 9y ago
The lawyers did such a bad job. They bungled the litigation. Now it seems like they have endorsed a strategic option (settlement) that was way too risk averse. Alphabet had already won the PR war. They had alot to gain by grinding Uber into
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by grizzles 9y ago
Recently a graphene manufacturing process has been discovered that involved taking sheets of a high carbon wood (elm iirc) and shining a laser at it inside an argon atmosphere to make a surface layer of graphene. When I first heard about it
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by grizzles 9y ago
Deep Learning Generalist with some specialist knowledge/ideas in regression & causal discovery type problems Location: Sunshine Coast, Aus Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: ML/ Deep Learning / Data Scienc
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by grizzles 9y ago
I think of outsourcing marketing as a competitive process. The goal is to find the marketer that can get you the lowest customer acquisition cost per marketing dollar spent. That is the only thing that matters. So I typically get a group of
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by grizzles 9y ago
I have a (maybe) interesting twitter related anecdote. 5-6 weeks back I went to the twitter website and I was greeted with a login screen. I couldn't remember my password and didn't feel like finding it so I went off to look at ot
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by grizzles 9y ago
Perhaps I should have said "that no one uses directly". I tried out Mastodon but didn't become a regular user. So I'm just curious, are you claiming a million monthly active users or a million accounts created since ince
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by grizzles 9y ago
The thought process behind ActivityPub seems fanciful to me. To paraphrase: Here is a spec for something no one currently uses, please take a risk and invest your time to understand ActivityPub, build an impl of ActivityPub, and then build
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by grizzles 9y ago
She's obviously harmless. Instead of arresting her we should give her a bounty for showing us that so called airport security is garbage.
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by grizzles 9y ago
Yep, a better approach would have been to enforce a labelling standard for the efficiency of the panels, furthering the cause of commodifying them. Then when the dumpers finally jack up the price (their long term strategy), people just swit
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by grizzles 9y ago
I hope so too for their backers sake. There is another dimension to this too that I thought of after my last post. Their potential partners can be grouped into two categories. Companies that have produced phones before and companies that ha
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by grizzles 9y ago
They are likely to fail because they are under capitalized for what they are trying to do. The manufacturing processes to produce a decent phone are fiendishly complex. The cost of equipment to do basic quality assurance of the hardware str
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by grizzles 9y ago
profitable in the first week? I almost lol'ed until I saw "in the cryptospace". You'll probably make 8+figs
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by grizzles 9y ago
First time for me was about 4 years ago, and I ran my first marathon shortly after starting (6 mos) of intensive crossfit, without even really training for it at all. TBH my commitment level varies but when I am committed to getting in seri
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by grizzles 9y ago
Crossfit. As someone who's spent too much time in the past mixing up the same boring gym routine, I can attest to the awesomeness of crossfit. *new religion
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by grizzles 9y ago
Step Right Up. Everyone can be a winner. Bargains galore. That's right, you too can be a proud owner. For One-tenth of a dollar, one-tenth of a dollar, we got service after sales. You need Ripple coins? We got Ripple coins. How about y
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by grizzles 9y ago
I was just thinking today that emoji are kind of like Chinese characters. It would be interesting to have a kind of emoji / esperanto type mashup. The main innovation would be that it would be a language where you could read or write i
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by grizzles 9y ago
Some bad policy there from the FCC. The best outcome now would be if Google + Facebook + AWS, etc partnered and started charging domestic ISPs a price to access their content. Amazon is the elephant here because they can introduce a clause
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by grizzles 9y ago
Pretty well. There are several active research groups working with AI/ML for materials science research. Since you asked about AlphaZero, here is an article directly about the DeepMind guys working on this problem: https://q
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by grizzles 9y ago
(Customer has $50+bn in revenue) tells us nothing. How good is it going to be for YOU? Because that should be the main data point for this decision. You might want to charge them 10X-50X the usual price if their request involves trade secre
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by grizzles 9y ago
Well he was right. It's already being used in some remote communities. Also here is Dominoes delivering a pizza to a customer a mere 25km from a major city: https://www.dominos.com.au/inside-dominos/media/nove

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