kinow

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   by kinow 7y ago

   Looks interesting! Haven't heard about J before. I only knew Matlab toolbox for fuzzy sets/logic, and a C and another Java libraries. Shame GitHub syntax hightlight doesn't seem to work well with J files. Will check out the p
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   by kinow 7y ago

   Small community, with few readers, but still gets some links submitted every now and then: https://www.reddit.com/r/fuzzylogic/
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   by kinow 7y ago

   I think washings machines, some digital cameras, and also a train station system in Japan were some other famous applications (from what I can remember).
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   by kinow 7y ago

   Thanks for sharing it! Really interesting, and well done!
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   by kinow 7y ago

   Skosmos (used by unicef and EU) and Annif too, both from the national library. https://github.com/natlibfi
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   by kinow 7y ago

   I work on a meta scheduler that solves the problem of periodicity on cron - https://cylc.github.io/ It was created to manage weather forecast model runs. The new version which we are working on will have a simpler web GUI t
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   by kinow 7y ago

   Well done and thanks for sharing your story! I miss São Paulo a lot, the North where I grew up, and the Augusta/Paulista place where there were always interesting geeks in coffees, lots of meetups, companies, conferences. Hope you will
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   by kinow 7y ago

   Yeah, love this kind of discussion and interaction on hnews!
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   by kinow 7y ago

   Sounds interesting! Thanks for the link!
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    by kinow 7y ago

    I remember reading about him in Brazil while I was graduating. He is definitely born in Brazil, but I think he has another citizenship too. Wikipedia says >is a Brazilian-born French businessman of Lebanese ancestry. And >Nationality
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Also a programmer, but have a copy of Zinsser's book next to me right now. Got from local library a few days ago, and am really enjoying. My pull request comments will hopefully become clearer, as well as company e-mails. Plus the whol
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Thanks!
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    by kinow 7y ago

    RaboBank, here in New Zealand, translates to something not really nice in Brazilian Portuguese (rabo means tail, but is common slang for ass/arse). Bunda, jewel store in Australia, literally means butt in Brazilian Portuguese (not slan
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Thanks! I thought all those comments were one sided. Interesting!
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    by kinow 7y ago

    I feel like I heard about this book somewhere. Big Bang Theory?
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Loved it when I read the first time. Still have the first copy I read, lent to some friends, and every now and then I browse it a bit. Really fun!
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    by kinow 7y ago

    >The top changes include "scoped storage" to give users more control over files by only allowing Android 10 apps a filtered view of their app-specific directory and specific types of media. A great change. I don't mind hav
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Fair enough. There are probably some that liked the other way. I find Tokyo city centre amazing with all the ads/signs/etc.
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    by kinow 7y ago

    In New Zealand it is easy to see the effects after countries stopped accepting our rubbish. We have a few landfill, but they are slowly piling up now. And NZ has always been popular for its green landscapes. So now the gov, councils, and lo
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Paulistano here too, and nikkei (so pretty much every weekend went to liberdade and sao joaquim). I find it easier to walk around Sao Paulo now. And Liberdade is still a special place with the asian lanterns in the lamp posts, the Bradesco
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Also interested!
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    by kinow 7y ago

    >Because there’s a ton of different needs, and a lot of these focus on a few in particular: Indeed! I am working on Cylc [1] right now, which is a cyclic workflow system, where users need more than DAG. It was created to automate weather
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Not much into running, more gym and judo. But have been traveling a lot recently, and running would be easier than finding a gym or dojo for me. I had a look around in my last trip to the UK for short circuits with 5 to 10 KM, flat, not muc
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    by kinow 7y ago

    Looks interesting! Thanks!
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    by kinow 8y ago

    Would be great to have - someday - everybody driving on the same side of the road. I wonder if space agencies have agreed to build space vehicles on a standardized side. I moved from a country that drives on the right lane, to one in the Co
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    by kinow 8y ago

    Looks like rya is a triple store on top of accumulo. Jena has SDB (stores data in relational DB), TDB (single machine, single JVM, transaction-wise, on-disk store [with mmap, journal, cache, etc]). Jena API is also extensible, and I remembe
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    by kinow 8y ago

    I worked more with backend (Java, Python, PHP), but in my current project we needed a good UI, and decided to use Vue. No regrets. Using it almost everyday. I knew Backbone and a bit of Angular, but after using Vue, its cli, i18n, vuex, and
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    by kinow 8y ago

    Ditto here. Been overseas for a while, but foun a rice and beans that taste like ours, plus steak/chicken/mistura. I wish I could have pingado (espresso with milk) and pão francês na chapa (a grilled bread with margarine or cream
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    by kinow 8y ago

    Thanks! Was about to open another tab to search for that!
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    by kinow 8y ago

    That's a very good question. I know a few companies here in Auckland that give their employees some days per year to work on volunteer projects. Maybe that could be extended to longer periods? Another alternative is to use industry vet