kiloreux

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by kiloreux 11y ago
You love VR that much :P ?
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by kiloreux 11y ago
In your personal opinion, what will be the next big thing in technology is it AI ? do you have other thoughts ? Thanks for your time.
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Ask HN: Are you looking for a co-founder?
2 points by kiloreux 11y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: How to get started with a very large code base?
3 points by kiloreux 11y ago|7 comments
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by kiloreux 11y ago
Todoist, it has been awesome and very helpful so far, exists on every platform and very simple and slick UI.
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by kiloreux 11y ago
As much as I like the idea and would love to use it, but I am not really motivated by the fact that you are taking the money, you are not offering any service, just using people's procrastination to make money, I don't know about
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by kiloreux 11y ago
Although not me, but I have played the role of the engineer in the research going on currently in our lab for developing a more advanced brain computer interface, to help people in need that can't move their bodies, we're doing pr
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by kiloreux 11y ago
I live in Algeria, and we can't use credit cards here, my bank account doesn't support debit cards transfer and if I veer receive 10$ from outside the country, then I'm in for 1 day of questioning the resources for those mo
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by kiloreux 11y ago
I certainly agree with you, but in that specific case I am seeing, those are the major players, there is other factors like being assassinated and kidnapped to nowhere, but that have decreased in my country in the last few years, in 2011, e
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by kiloreux 11y ago
Really doesn't make any sense here, I live in Algeria and the president here has edited the constitution to allow himself for more terms and he is literally unable to move a keyboard, and beside everyone knowing that in the country, no
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by kiloreux 11y ago
That was not a real statement, I just meant that it made contradiction in my mind, not speaking on short run, but in my country and european countries, you need to pay a lot of money to hire someone that includes health insurance something
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by kiloreux 11y ago
I don't understand what you mean by humans are really cheap, you can't upgrade a human , you can't make him faster, you can't install latest update or add some components, the main disadvantage of robots nowadays is that
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by kiloreux 11y ago
Shameless self promotion: I just wrote a blog post about it yesterday [1] and while this method have been effective for me, I try to stay away from procsatination and do some non-mental activities that make part of my routine, and thus give
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Solving problems by going away from them(blog.kiloreux.info)
3 points by kiloreux 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiloreux 11y ago
My experience with Github support is terrible, if not one of the worst, I once had an issue and contacted their support and it took them 1 month to respond to me (literally) I was really surprised by that.
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by kiloreux 11y ago
With all these linux distros in the market now, I doubt that any new distro could have any attraction or any effect without having something exclusive to offer.
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by kiloreux 11y ago
I am working on robots and C++ is my best choice so far, especially when using ROS or just embedded things.
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by kiloreux 11y ago
Location: Algeria. Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies : Google APP Engine (Python), RoR,Linux,Android, git,C , C++. Resume: http://kiloreux.info Email: see website
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by kiloreux 11y ago
I am talking about HN black bar and the HN mods , his last tweets are publicly known now.
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Ask HN: Why my question about Ian death was removed from Ask HN?
4 points by kiloreux 11y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Will HN put black bar for the death of Ian?
57 points by kiloreux 11y ago|9 comments
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by kiloreux 11y ago
Since you already know how to use GDB and you're familiar with Assembly, Now i don't know how much Assembly you know, but you need to know how programs execute in memory, (stack , heap , syscalls.....), and once you have that clea
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by kiloreux 11y ago
I really liked the idea of Assembly, and was so eager to work on something on it, but whenever i tried looking for something , it just didn't feel right, the UX was horrible, the way I could contribute to a project was not clear at all
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Ask HN: Do you think robotics is the next big thing?
1 points by kiloreux 11y ago|2 comments
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Awesome Robotics: A collection of robotics learning resources(github.com)
3 points by kiloreux 11y ago|0 comments
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by kiloreux 11y ago
I am an electrical engineering student, so i might have some good background in low level things like 68k Assembly and the rest, but since the market for electrical engineers is dead, i learnt programming alone, i picked a language first (C
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Awesome Robotics: A collection of robotics resources(github.com)
1 points by kiloreux 11y ago|0 comments
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How MOOCs changed my life, story from third world country(mooclab.club)
3 points by kiloreux 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Do you expect Rails to last in front of the JavaScript revolution?
2 points by kiloreux 11y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Why YC funded 9gag?
4 points by kiloreux 11y ago|1 comments

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