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   by imrehg 9y ago

   My last laptop was Nostromo, same place of inspiration.
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   Makes me wonder, what could we do, or what could current organizations do to recreate that environment of research and creativity in today's (and tomorrow's) world? Also, what do you do in your own life (if any) to create that sor
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   There's a graph of that in the Arxiv paper submitted yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15858197 (page 7) As it looks, for move times < 0.2s, Stockfish is stronger, anything above that, AlphaZero is str
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   This looks like a fantastic site! Is there anything similar for Shogi?
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   As a Shogi enthusiast (but complete beginner), I'd like to have seen more Shogi details in the article. Nevertheless there's plenty of other things to geek out on...
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   It seems to me up to 8 records (ie. 8 IPs) per endpoint (like "api.mysuperwebsite.com" will return up to 8 IPs that can serve the request for that endpoint). That would mean that you can have hundreds of endpoints, but each of the
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   Or backing up on IPFS: https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmeARDNzk5mmMe64aYNHJThMsfF7b5voSFhKh9y...
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   I think this is definitely a worthy experiment if you'd like to dig more into it. The poster (I believe) is very thin on details, so more eyes are better.
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   by imrehg 9y ago

   Not a hadoop expert, but that seems to be the case, more decentralized caching due to the way IPFS works.
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    I think this highlights the insight that IPFS is more of a "decentralized transfer" tool rather than "decentralized storage" tool necessarily. Storage is part of the caching, but the discovery of the required data pieces
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Thanks a lot, and pinning it to help to seed :) `ipfs pin add /ipfs/QmNwcSE8BYQmHSS99dtg2VdAez4uswVkvCssj4Rgce4rLp`
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Many people mentioned that the Estonian ID card is vulnerable. I have an e-residency card, so I tried it out on https://keychest.net/roca If I use "pkcs15-tool --read-ssh-key 1" to read out the public key, (in the
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    I was at an event this week where Rushdie was speaking about this book (among other things)[0], apparently pretty much all of the book was written before the election - the reality just worked out in a way that it fit with the book. In a se
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Definitely seems like that... And we should back off and reduce our request rates, HN, otherwise we'll make it worse!
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Good ol' Burnistoun :) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1489312/
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Seconding T460s as well. My company's dev team is mostly X1 Carbon, with some other T460s, and so far I'm having a great time with it. Maxed out specs (full mem, full SSD), running ArchLinux + Win10 dual boot. Arch has much better
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    [2016], and not really this weekend, just fyi.
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    I'd be curious to know any examples that really bring the same benefits (usability and features mostly, less about the price), I was looking for them, and couldn't find any (e.g. in London at the moment). Otherwise it's just
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    whoosh...
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Some of Matt Levine's Bloomberg finance newsletter touches on that, and there's a bigger writeup as well: https://origin-www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-12-02/yah...
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Cheers for the recommendations! And it's cool context too, regarding why you are into GR. As a physicist myself, in the atomic physics area, but not working within there at the moment, I was wondering: what brought you back, whether yo
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Out of curiosity, what are the titles of these shows? They sound cool!
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    Trying it out, seems like it's powered by Google Wallet, so there should be at least some convergence, hopefully?
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    by imrehg 9y ago

    The time it takes is one thing, the other I expect is the cost. Is there really an alternative still running ocean transport between Europe and the US? (and not getting on a container ship Michael Palin's Around the World in 80 Days st
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    by imrehg 10y ago

    Surprising indeed, but not entirely. Udacity co-founder Sebastian Thrun competed in the DARPA Grand Challenge, and led the development of Google's self-driving car.
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    by imrehg 10y ago

    resin.io email added in my profile info, cheers.
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    by imrehg 10y ago

    Resin.io | multiple positions | mostly remote or Seattle | full time | https://resin.workable.com/ Resin.io provides a software platform that helps developers build, deploy and manage the code that runs on connected devices
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    Show HN: Valletta – Node.js tool to build and manage Discourse theme customizations(github.com)

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    ElectronJS with Raspberry Pi Made Easy as Pie(resin.io)

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    by imrehg 10y ago

    Kinda relevant piece art: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosencrantz_and_Guildenstern_A...