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Ask HN: How to best design our next office?
7 points by jharohit 7y ago|11 comments
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by jharohit 7y ago
Excellent counterpoint resource on Tiger-styled learning https://www.amazon.com/Range-Generalists-Triumph-Specialized...
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by jharohit 7y ago
https://play.google.com/music/listen#/tps
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by jharohit 7y ago
Grafana has an ES connector
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by jharohit 7y ago
log in-application directly to local Fluent bit instance (spool locally in case Fluent bit is down, log rotate) -> collect in a centralized Fluentd -> self hosted memory optimized ES (cause the default options and ES Cloud is shit) -&
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by jharohit 7y ago
Singapore has some really cool ones tackling problems in Quantum Mechanics, Computing, Space Tech and Biotech. An example is Atomionics http://www.atomionics.com/ (Disclaimer: a friend's company). Plus, Entrepreneur Fi
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by jharohit 7y ago
while we are on that subject.. https://www.google.com/maps/timeline
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by jharohit 7y ago
Like the content selection. Keep it up!
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Ask HN: What Google Alerts have you set?
3 points by jharohit 7y ago|1 comments
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by jharohit 8y ago
it's the same underlying WDM tech - no reason why LEO laser comms constellations can't hit the same (infact can do more since FSO has less restrictions on wavelength bundling than fibre)
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by jharohit 8y ago
Those are great goals! Honestly I have heard the same from my Dad and also from my friends' parents. But nothing really incentivizes you apart from just the will to do that!
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Ask HN: My dad just retired. What should he do?
1 points by jharohit 8y ago|4 comments
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by jharohit 8y ago
interesting pattern when you zoom out - most of planet density is concentrated in a sorta 2pm clock direction (or around 45deg clockwise). Wonder why...does that coincide with the direction the Kelper telescope is looking at mainly?
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by jharohit 8y ago
Something I had read long time ago and also recently recommended by Ed Witten is John Wheeler's essay - "INFORMATION, PHYSICS, QUANTUM: THE SEARCH FOR LINKS" also famously known as the "It from Bit"essay (which now
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by jharohit 8y ago
Meanwhile in Asia... http://inc-asean.com/editor-picks/is-southeast-asia-the-new-...
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by jharohit 8y ago
I cannot agree more with this approach. Herniated L4/5 disc 1.5 years ago where doctor said I will never be able to get on a bike or play sports or even sit and work. I do all of that now. Spent 6-8 months just recovering with the help
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by jharohit 9y ago
Transcelestial | Multiple Positions, Full Time/Intern, Onsite | Singapore | http://transcelestial.com Transcelestial is developing a laser communication solution to replace existing wireless communication technology. The a
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by jharohit 9y ago
If you know the clock drift, won't you be able to calibrate the space station clock back to GMT+0, thus eliminating the need for an OBT?
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Ask HN: Splunk vs. ELK vs. others?
6 points by jharohit 9y ago|6 comments
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by jharohit 9y ago
Been using it for my company. Some good things, some things to improve. - Even if I accept a meeting from my meetingbird(MB) email notificiation, the notification on the actual MB platform still remains. - text is truncated. would be nice t
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by jharohit 9y ago
Transcelestial Technologies http://transcelestial.com | Singapore | Full Time | Onsite | Visa Covered Transcelestial is re-imagining communications technology for the 21st century by creating the first ever, super fast space las
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by jharohit 9y ago
HP 23es - awesome design, great contrast, colors and viewing angles and very reasonable price.
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by jharohit 9y ago
Transcelestial Technologies http://transcelestial.com | Singapore | Full Time | Onsite | Visa Covered Transcelestial is re-imagining communications technology for the 21st century by creating the first ever, super fast space las
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Ask HN: What is the most up-to-date way of resource for OpenCV 3?
2 points by jharohit 10y ago|1 comments
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by jharohit 10y ago
something similar would be "Off to be a Wizard" - would absolutely recommend it
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Ask HN: Father of the Computer – Charles Babbage or Alan Turing?
3 points by jharohit 10y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Matlab OR Mathematica?
2 points by jharohit 10y ago|2 comments
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by jharohit 10y ago
don't think so. I am guessing you would need really strong magnetic fields to contain the anti-matter.
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by jharohit 10y ago
well you have rockets which blow up on launch sites. so..
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Plus, mass driver approach is not the only way to use lasers right? Light can remotely power systems, heat solid propellants to extremely high temperature thus getting better thrusts, etc. So the technology, if scaled up correctly, can be u

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