kelvin0

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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   Yup, looks like it's time for me to pull out the good ole Amiga 500 from the closet, and use it as my main PC again. Guru meditation errors anyone?
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   Glad this question came up, because I am always wondering the same. I also was approached several times to work in HFT as a software dev by some of the big firms. My subjective moral compass just seems to refuse anything having to do with s
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   Building parts of a web site backend in C++, maybe. Anything else with the current state of technology seems futile for a production environment.
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   I have failed many time at interviewing at technical interviews. I have never failed any 'real' world job project/endeavor. I've built an entire org's codebase and this company is now selling products worldwide succ
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   I am not sure I understand how it works from a user's perspective? I login (using only an email), receive an email with a 'magic link' and this directs me to my authenticated account? If that is so for the user, how does it w
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   This could also be used to analyze some material used as the diffuser. The 'shape' of the caustics captured by the sensor with a given electromagnetic 'lightsource' can probably yield some interesting information regard
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   Ask not what your framework can do for you, but rather what YOU can do for your framework.
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   Why the downvotes? This is a perfectly valid and sensible option which is being explored in some countries (towards the general population, not just 'creators'). Can someone explain to me why this comment is deemed to be irrelevan
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   by kelvin0 9y ago

   Using that logic you should interview all lottery winners and try to get their expert advice on winning the lotto. Not saying the OP did nothing, but sometimes time and chance cometh to all men.
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Yer mom must be so proud of you.
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Thanks for the clarification, really this article had me confused. I was trying to 'extract' the bits that would bridge the technical side of things to the consulting side, but could not find it. Obviously now I realize he is talk
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Nobody ever shows up at your door and says "Welcome to the Illuminati. You can now charge $20,000 a week. Here's a list of clients." Back to the drawing board for me. :)
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    Motivation Talent(qz.com)

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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    How can anyone discount so called 'conspiracies theories' so quickly when accounts of such atrocities are now mainstream knowledge? I am not saying one should suspend critical thinking and logic to accept anything they are told, b
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Seems to me they were not engaged in anything different from video games which allow you to purchase ingame virtual currency. What's the difference? Genuine question.
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    A W E S O M E! So simple, so much fun!
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Is he like the Ann Coulter of Economics/Finance? Genuine question.
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Coke and Meth also make you move more ... not sure I'd call those health supplements.
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    That's the great thing about these fringe groups: any outcome of this project will continue to serve there 'beliefs'. Most likely the rocket might not even get off the ground, or may explode in mid-air, or injure the pilot gr
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Quick question: how about exercise and prevention? Not saying the exoskeleton could be replaced by exercise, but simple scapular and general mobility exercises will do wonders to prevent this type of injury/fatigue/pain. Example v
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    FB is like a big dumb blind elephant. FB users are people expecting to get on the elephant for their daily commute ... and expect to get from A to B in a timely fashion. Fail.
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    The model they use is the AIR from mdhearingaid.com. I am in no way affiliated to these folks. But I would like to thank them for a great product (on behalf of my family)!
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Well from my point of view this is completely opposite to what I've witnessed firsthand. People DO know they have hearing loss and WANT to fix it. It becomes very awkward for them in social settings and they are not able to follow the
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Thank god the TSA is not so lax! All that money going into high-tech state of the art security equipment and advanced training really does the difference. Wink, Wink ....
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Oddly enough, while reading this I had a thought about how interrogations are like poking at non newtonian fluids. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-Newtonian_fluid If you push too hard, too fast the particles resist t
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    OK, I am familiar with normal maps, now I get what the use case is. Thanks for the clarifications!
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    Well, if a company can sell an explosive detector to states and make a ton of money out of a tin can with an antenna attached, why not Magic Leap? Always remember the power of the :ADE651 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    OK, I love a good build story like any other geek out there, but I'm not sure what the purpose of this is? The article says to detect metals? Or capture 'textures' of fine grained surfaces? Any clarifications would be welcome
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    How does it fare on iOS and Android?
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    by kelvin0 9y ago

    I completely agree, I don't even understand how this is not clear to others. It looks like taking a dump in the proverbial punch bowl (whatever the rest of the debate was).