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by inetsee 7y ago
I have never heard of Cystic Fibrosis Related Diabetes (CFRD), but I have heard of Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adults (LADA, sometimes called Type 1.5). It's an autoimmune type of diabetes (like type 1), but it doesn't start sho
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by inetsee 7y ago
Paraphrasing (almost every) math book: "Solutions are left as an exercise for the reader."
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I wouldn't necessarily label it as vaporware, but I would call it the most disappointing great idea in the history of computing.
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by inetsee 8y ago
It sounds as if he's looking for tools that can be used to monitor the sounds coming from machinery to detect or predict impending failures. I found your link interesting since I'm interested in musical applications of machine lea
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The questions about object relationships sound a lot like SHRDLU[1] which dates back about 50 years ago. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHRDLU
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by inetsee 8y ago
The least expensive option I can think of: 1: Get a 3d model of a skeleton. (One that you can edit in a free 3D modeling application like Blender, etc.) 2: Get a tape measure and a cooperative friend/significant other and measure as ma
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by inetsee 8y ago
This is another pain point for me. I learned quite some time back to right-click on the back button to pull down the history, then click on the url I want to go back to.
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<unrant> I must confess that when I went to the website containing this article, I was using a second computer that I rarely use, which did not have an adblocker installed. My primary computer has Firefox Privacy Badger installed, and
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<rant> This is one of the most obnoxious websites I have ever encountered. It popped up an ad covering the content. I clicked on the close ad "x" like I always do. Then another box popped up asking if I never wanted to see t
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by inetsee 8y ago
All the Coursera courses I've looked at can be audited for free. There are some advanced features of the courses that require enrolling for a fee. If you enroll, and pay the fee, you also get a Certificate of Completion. If you cannot
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by inetsee 8y ago
I started reading about Ada back when it was still called "Green". One of my co-workers was one of the (very large) group of people invited to evaluate the candidate languages, and he let me read the draft proposal for the Green l
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by inetsee 8y ago
I'm not going to recommend a programming language. What I am going to suggest is that you try working through the book "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" (also referred to as SICP). The original, which is the
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by inetsee 8y ago
I haven't looked, but I am fairly certain that Google has trademarked "Stadia" for the gaming space. You could try trademarking "Stadia" for the mapping space, but that wouldn't prevent Google from using "
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by inetsee 8y ago
The A-10 Close Air Support aircraft manages to survive in exceptionally stressful circumstances. The flight control systems are triply redundant: two independent hydraulic systems, and a set of cables if both hydraulic systems fail. Having
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by inetsee 8y ago
Racket also has a Prolog-Style Logic Programming DSL named Racklog.
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Doing a search on HN for "write your own" returns a lot of answers, including 'Ask HN: “Write your own” or “Build your own” software projects' https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16591918 from a year ag
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by inetsee 8y ago
I am confused. When I read the article about the Lion Air crash, I thought one cause of the crash was that the pilots hadn't been properly trained in the manual override procedure that can deal with the problem with malfunctioning sens
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by inetsee 8y ago
Comments from a posting last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15716990
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You can always unsubscribe at any time. It's probably just a click away. I like the idea of being reminded about continuing parts of an article I'm interested in. Getting a reminder is easier than making a note, remembering to che
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The Quest to Topple Science-Stymying Academic Paywalls – Joi Ito's Web(joi.ito.com)
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Roadmap to becoming a SOLID developer in 2019(github.com)
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by inetsee 8y ago
Sorry, I had forgotten that HN doesn't like quotes around links.
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The page containing the link to this pdf " https://www.agner.org/optimize/" has links to four other pdfs describing other topics on optimization.
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The documentary, "The Art of the Steal", which discusses the move of the art, did not portray the people behind the move in a very flattering light. My recollection is that some called it the biggest art heist of all time.
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by inetsee 8y ago
When I looked at the syllabus it included links to videos of the lectures, hosted on Youtube. Look at the right side of the "Lecture Topic" column.
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HN comments from an earlier posting. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14537506
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I am very interested in the "freestyle" model of chess, where one or more human players are paired with one or more chess engines to form a team, playing against other teams. This model has demonstrated that these teams can play s
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by inetsee 8y ago
I tend to resist arguments that rely on the term "impossibly difficult". At one time it was thought that a chess program playing at Grandmaster level would be impossible because of the combinatorial explosion, but we now have ches
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by inetsee 8y ago
The article mentions Google's Code University. According to its web page "The University Consortium is no longer actively maintained."
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I'd have to double check, but my recollection the last I looked into the Freestyle Libre monitor was that the Reader cost about $150, and the monitors (the things that attach to your arm) cost somewhere around $100 to $150 a month. Not

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