herrkanin

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by herrkanin 6y ago
I wish they weren't morally bankrupt as I would have loved to work on their tech stack.
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by herrkanin 6y ago
I'm a bit confused about the current state of ZeroMQ and its relatives. There's nanomessage, which for some reason didn't pan out and is superseded by nng(?), but ZMQ still seem to be the most popular option. If I were to pic
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Ask HN: How do I become better at whiteboard scribbling?
4 points by herrkanin 7y ago|1 comments
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by herrkanin 8y ago
You misunderstand. These reports come out from third parties about 4 months after release, and are always disproven once Apple release their quarterly reports.
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What Minimum-Wage Foes Got Wrong About Seattle(bloombergquint.com)
90 points by herrkanin 8y ago|156 comments
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by herrkanin 8y ago
Privacy also includes data transparency and knowing what data they store about you. The best way to do this is to provide you with all data they do store about you.
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by herrkanin 8y ago
It is likely due to several lawsuits that are targeted towards previous unreliable keyboard models, which limits their ability to say just that.
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by herrkanin 8y ago
Sounds quite reasonable from my point of view. This idea that words should only be judged in isolation and not in the historical contexts they have been viewed is not very realistic.
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by herrkanin 9y ago
This could just as well have been a blog post about what strategies he used to win the lottery. If anything would have gone wrong, the lesson learned would have been quite different.
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by herrkanin 9y ago
How can he not understand the amount of damage he has caused not just inside of Google, but also within the tech community as a whole? He should have been fired the moment he pressed the share button on the document.
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by herrkanin 9y ago
I will never understand this romanticising of free speech on private platforms. Why would a service that cares about its members _ever_ implement free speech policies? That's just asking for assholes. If anything, popular services shou
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by herrkanin 9y ago
Not only is secret voting an integral part of a democratic voting system, it is also entirely possible to implement a system where everyone can check their own vote while keeping their vote secret. Each registrant can simply be given a uniq
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by herrkanin 10y ago
There is a lot of hardware going into the pencil working as well as it does. For one thing, they increase the update frequency of the display while using the pencil to make the drawing appear more responsive.
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by herrkanin 10y ago
This is entirely appropriate coming from a newspaper. What you missed never existed in the first place; there was never a time when newspapers solely delivered the latest news.
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by herrkanin 10y ago
Rather, we would still be using Flash or Silverlight with its security risks. The current situation is imo better than what we had 5 years ago.
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by herrkanin 10y ago
This requires that everyone uses password managers that either work across all their platforms or that they know how to access and look up passwords for. I don't think the general user is ready for that.
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by herrkanin 10y ago
The thing is that you rarely won't need to replace the entire peripheral, but can easily replace just the chord. There are mini/micro-usb to usb-c chords out there already, and they will be cheaper in a year.
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by herrkanin 10y ago
> Apple Watch revenue barely shows up on their 10Q and 10K (see the mysterious other category), it is basically a non-factor to their performance and stock. It usually takes a few iterations for an Apple product before it becomes success
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by herrkanin 10y ago
I think it's different with physically intensive jobs, such as nurses in the trial, and mentally intensive jobs, such as programming etc. The latter may very well end up being equally or more productive, while physically intensive jobs
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by herrkanin 10y ago
If you want to learn more about it, I recommend you to read neural networks and deep learning: http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com
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by herrkanin 10y ago
The function keys are still there, you can invoke them by holding down the fn button just as before.
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by herrkanin 10y ago
Why should we trust your opinion more than the polls?
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How can early monthly saving affect your later life?(jimmycallin.github.io)
2 points by herrkanin 10y ago|0 comments
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by herrkanin 10y ago
It feels weird how word embedding models have come to refer to both the underlying model, as well as the implementation. word2vec is the implementation of two models: the continuous bag-of-word and the skipgram models by Mikolov, while LexV
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by herrkanin 11y ago
Since I have never really liked Matplotlib I would really like to learn Bokeh, but unfortunately its inability to export its visualizations in SVG or similar formats makes it kind of useless for me as a scientist wanting to publish my resul
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Make your scientific Python 3 code reproducible by deterministic hashing(jimmycallin.github.io)
1 points by herrkanin 11y ago|0 comments
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Google's algorithms advertise higher paying jobs to more men than women(theverge.com)
3 points by herrkanin 11y ago|0 comments