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by kelvin0 10y ago
What to do when you realize your CEO is masterfully implementing the "processes" described in the handbook? I left ... any similar experiences?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
SO I guess you can only track within a range of 5 meters? Any way to daisy chain the base stations to have higher coverage? This is an awesome tech, soooo many applications!
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by kelvin0 10y ago
This article is the reason why I read HN. I admire the author's persistence and cleverness, but also the writeup is very good and gives a clear glimpse into each step. Bravo!
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Well, it looks like some Narcos already did (and without the Feds approval): http://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/smugglers-used-drones-since-... Wonder how this new delivery method affects street prices for illegal substan
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Another interesting concept from Daniel Nocera a few years ago (Sun Catalytix), seemed to be full of promise as this one. http://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelkanellos/2014/08/26/mit-c... It looks lik
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Exactly! Where are the doc to all the sections? This seems terribly important stuff, but it looks like a 'teaser' to a book? If not where do we get the information for each section?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Well I stand corrected. I also have an open source project to start it seems :)
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Looks like VS Code has a plugin that integrates with GDB. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/vcblog/2015/11/18/announcin... Maybe polishing that plugin could go a long way in a better dev experience than t
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by kelvin0 10y ago
TL;DR: Capitalism > Hacker Ethos
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by kelvin0 10y ago
YeeeHaw...! Don't forget in some cultures women cannot have their faces shown in public spaces (burka?). I respect that, but in general we should mine such culture sensibilities before posting something.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I see. Curiously though I thought prototypes of that nature were to be treated as sensitive material. Thanks for clarifying.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Is his house on a Military base? Otherwise, how can he have such sensitive material in his home? That is a much bigger security risk to me it seems ...
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I did not speak of conspiracy, simply that the current 'system' is quite lucrative for many groups and thus their self interest is not to change a broken process.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Never underestimate greed. In plain sight: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/investigative/2014/10/11/as... http://www.washingtonpost.com/sf/investigative/2014/09/
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by kelvin0 10y ago
OK, Python for using their VM's API. Yes, that rings a bell. However, from the notes it seemed like something they modified in the VM to better support python with the guest OS ... did not make sense until. Thanks!
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by kelvin0 10y ago
"... better support for Python 3". Why does VB need to better support a specific executable, namely python 3? Anyone have more technical details on this?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Being carless with Autopilot on Tesla qualifies one for a Darwin award, right?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
If a puppet seems astray, who is at fault? The puppet or the puppeteer?
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by kelvin0 10y ago
If someone comes out with AdBlocker 'plugin' for my in car radio, I am sold ... Cannot stand radio ads.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
All I could hear in my head while the video was playing: "M M M M M M M M M o n s t e r Kill" (Anyone who has played Unreal Tournament will know what I mean :-) This is truly impressive if you only consider the aspect of solving
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by kelvin0 10y ago
It seems like all (pretty) good ideas, this one was meant as a set of guidelines to help teams build better software. That's until agile became a dogma (to some) and a means to an end in itself, with most the focus on getting agile &#x
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Not that I believe in any particular moon conspiracy hypothesis, but the reflectors being on the moon do not proove anything else than someone did put them there. Wether humans went on the moon to put them there, or some other delivery syst
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Yeah, early in my career I was making simpler 'kids' games and was dreaming of working on AAA titles ... That's until I actually shipped the first AAA and it's ball of mud-like code. It's funny because the impressio
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by kelvin0 10y ago
The important thing to gather from 'They think I'm a good performer' is to first try and understand your management. For example, in a coding shop where most employees are Software engineers (and also yours bosses) you have a
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by kelvin0 10y ago
This has the potential to do the same for Videogames as did Mo-Cap.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
In a few decades it will be discovered that the whole Theranos debacle was simply a setup sell Movies and Books. Would be the most awesome setup ever!
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by kelvin0 10y ago
I hope John Woo directs it, so we could have a few slo-mo moments with Doves flying overhead while a greorian chant plays in the background (that's just the opening).
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Is it me, or does the JS tool ecosystem have the same problems encountered in some functional language frameworks (LISP for example)? I'm not comparing the languages here (I'm not a fan of JS), but how they are lacking the 'B
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Worked 6 years+ from home, and all this is GREAT advice. Only one Item missing: Physical Activity. If you drop everything else (which you should not) at least exercise regularly.
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by kelvin0 10y ago
Cool stuff! Would have been useful for me when all I knew was C++! Unfortunately, I use Python for exactly this type of scripting. Oh and I also use it for stuff like Django, lxml, requests, wxPython, OpenCV, PyGame, NumPy, Reportlab ...

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