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   by kbody 10y ago

   I think you meant Xavier... :P
2. 182.▲
   by kbody 10y ago

   When you train (involuntarily) your users of low quality and spam/ads, they will be using it in the most unobtrusive way and the way you hoped they wouldn't.
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   by kbody 10y ago

   Sounds interesting, I was going to use this for a project, mind sharing some wisdom?
4. 184.▲
   by kbody 10y ago

   Completely different thing, it's like comparing apples to cucumbers, at least for the specific handcrafted globes. It's about the crafting behind it rather than the object.
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   Ask HN: Can't concentrate to focus, until it's last minute or later

   351 points by kbody 11y ago|191 comments
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   by kbody 11y ago

   I assume you're not talking about the Developer Edition that comes with official Ubuntu, right?
7. 187.▲
   by kbody 11y ago

   The just released XPS 13DE (9350) has an Intel wireless, so there are no issues on that front.
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   by kbody 11y ago

   The Greek people voted a party that was against the memorandums and the rough measures, they were saying Euro is not a single road. The people also voted that on the referendum, so if it was up to the people we would be out of the Euro, it&
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   by kbody 11y ago

   I'm not saying it was painless. Citizens were affected and probably still are affected, my envy was about the decisiveness of their political parties, that at those grave times didn't resort to popularism to rise to power, but ins
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Up until the last line I was with you. But those are separate things. Just like any organization it's all about the team/people. The government is clueless without a proper strategy and most of the political scene isn't bold
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    by kbody 11y ago

    "projectroot/config" it's too common and already used in different ways that will produce conflicts. If something is established it should be done in a proper way through a spec like semver was established.
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Demis was asked about this, training AlphaGo with Lee Sedol's games and said that it would take tens of thousands of games to make any difference.
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Or if you're are resting your palm. Cold on winter, hot on summer, not really great UX.
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    by kbody 11y ago

    In the past I made one using Electron, but then I checked Swift/OSX and ported there, loved the 8MB ram usage :D and settled there. But it's really easy to make one on Electron and have it cross-platform [1]. [1]: http:/&#x2
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Just make sure, you check for hidden fees by such company forming operators.
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    Turris Omnia: hi-performance and open-source router(indiegogo.com)

    2 points by kbody 11y ago|0 comments
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    by kbody 11y ago

    I'm more interested in the security you have. Looks like to me that apart the obvious doubt users will have of how and what you will do with their data, there is the aspect of a big red mark on your back of getting hacked and giving ac
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Make it: open-source, cross-platform, extensible and then it's a matter of finding a great integration way so it can be used for defining the business logic. Personally I am pretty confident that in the next few years there will be an
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    by kbody 11y ago

    I was expecting some more insights however this is what basically a person with no previous experience with the topic in the Bitcoin context would write. Anyway I also did it in the past as well, but nowadays there are too many players alre
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Scheduling Delay is different from API response time.
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Indeed. Although they should have said: Goodbye +Google+ Photos, hello +Google Photos! but then it would have been ridiculous, wouldn't it? :P
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Last famous words of every abandoned project :P
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Thanks for your reply. It's not really the chiefs that I don't trust, but rather one notorious investor that holds the biggest piece.
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    Ask HN: Trust equity promises?

    2 points by kbody 11y ago|5 comments
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    by kbody 11y ago

    It's not just about inserting data fast enough, you could save the data in-memory and batch-insert them for max performance to a text file. But time-series databases often come for certain needs, most commonly aggregation operations ov
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    by kbody 11y ago

    kdb+ pricey for sure, so it's not a fair fight but you gain the power of q and amazing performance.
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    by kbody 11y ago

    So, we were using InfluxDB on v0.8.x but had two data corruption incidents. Both times I tried the recovery utilities with no luck. Even with some data loss, it was time to move to another db. We were only getting ~1k tps with some spikes o
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    by kbody 11y ago

    So I got this email, so I'm probably eligible. But, I was wondering, do you think being part of this settlement may affect my professional career? Like, making companies avoid me since I may be a lawsuit-hunter?
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    by kbody 11y ago

    Thanks for reply. They will pay when a new round is raised or a client pays on top of the equity. I see your points, the 75% on the investors is indeed bad, as well as the rest points. My problem is that I really believe this can be a succe
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    Ask HN: Late cofounder

    4 points by kbody 11y ago|6 comments