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louprado
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10y ago
Since BI often discussed in the context of ML taking away jobs, why not perform this study on Uber drivers. As someone who walks by Uber's new Oakland HQ regularly, it is always covered in anti-tech graffiti. Uber might gladly fund par
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10y ago
Related application: http://hackaday.com/2016/05/20/using-an-fpga-to-generate-amb... "The concern was that simply averaging the pixel color values would deliver a color, but would not necessarily deliver
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10y ago
I prefer Takachi enclosure. Some of their plastic is translucent so your LEDs will shine through the enclosure. You can see an example here: https://hackaday.io/project/6357/gallery#67d3556e38f0b46c486...
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10y ago
Same here. IME it also makes you like your team more. I once sat next to a software developer who always listened to talk shows/lectures while developing. I then resented having to maintain or add features to code he touched. When I st
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10y ago
Scott Miller of the Bolt team has a great video on injection molding. Design for Manufacturing Course 5: Injection Molding - DragonInnovation.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx5_gO9LTf8 After watching it I decided to u
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10y ago
During allergy season my eyes are always on the verge of tearing up. Then even mildly enthusiastic conversations will cause my eyes to fully tear and that makes me feel emotional. It is embarrassing and often leads me to abruptly end conver
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10y ago
An accountant recently confessed to me that many wealthy Californians do the same using Nevada. Just declare an NV home as your primary residence and make sure to document your time in NV (photos, flights, ATM receipts). CA income tax is 1
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10y ago
The OP doesn't mention, but could it be that hedging against bad PR and government incentives for capex purchases are accelerating this. For example, if this trend continues Apple will no longer get bad PR for supporting sweatshops. In
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10y ago
There was also a good previous post on a developer who lived on cruise ships for about $1000 a month. http://tynan.com/cruisework But at the time (3 years ago) WiFi was a problem which meant it is not a good option to many
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10y ago
At least it is still "eat, sleep". Soon it will be "soylent, provigil".
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10y ago
Not sure these Nasa guidelines are current. >> Sans-serif fonts are usually more legible than fonts with serifs. >>Avoid using dot matrix print for critical flight-deck documentation. The serifs on fonts make it easier to distin
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10y ago
A bit off topic, but when you buy that many shares of a public company can you negotiate a discount? Is the trade done directly with Apple, or does Berkshire Hathaway just buy it through Nasdaq ?
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10y ago
This makes some sense, but if it were true then simplistic right-wing societal beliefs would appeal more to young people (e.g., the poor are lazy,homeless people are losers who drink too much, etc.). Then as one ages we would become more ce
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10y ago
If an small army of clones possessing IQs of 1000 wiped us all out, then their IQs would drop to 100. Does that make you feel better ?
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10y ago
While not mentioned in this article, perhaps real estate agents are also insisting that buyers bid over the asking price thereby inflating prices. Last week I was told by my first buyer agent he would not write my offer despite being 3% ABO
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10y ago
It's the quality of sleep that is the biggest concern. Sleeping poorly affects your productivity, creativity, and your health. The social isolation is also bad for all the above since it will likely lead to depression. Seriously, once
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10y ago
That was an odd oversight and would put drones at #3.
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10y ago
It would take just one mention for that blip. The y value looks to be 0.02%.
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10y ago
I can never tell if the ticketing websites always report that tickets are almost sold-out. Regardless, that strategy just worked on me. So today I will see John Kasich speak in San Jose and then I attend a J-Pop vocaloid concert in the even
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10y ago
As an aside, an algorithm based on ant pheromones is a clever way to solve the traveling salesman problem. http://people.idsia.ch/~luca/acs-bio97.pdf
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11y ago
Perhaps the diet of the poor changed over time. Maybe it is cultural ? My parents immigrated to the US and in the 70's we ate mostly beans, rice, tortillas, and less desirable cuts of meat. While I recall often feeling hungry, that &qu
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11y ago
> normal level without caring One of my personal quotes is "caring is the first step towards insanity". Over-caring/empathy can also push one towards an unhealthy level of isolation as a coping mechanism. Granted that is a
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11y ago
IEEE's Spectrum changed to a Cooperesque logo a few months back. I used to like it, but after reading this article, I'm not so sure. http://spectrum.ieee.org/ "consistency is more important than cleverness. C
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11y ago
Is there some truth to this episode ? An acquaintance of mine (picture a stereotypical MLM-type guy) recently added a P.S. to an e-mail suggesting I subscribe to 60 Minutes All Access. I found this bizarre since I had recently clicked on 6
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11y ago
An e-mail I received right before reading this post: "THANK YOU for your excellent customer service. Your videos on YouTube -- while I little over my head -- tell how you have a passion for electronics and creating solutions. I have to
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11y ago
Sorry to use this tragedy for an opportunistic but related comment. If you have had past struggles with suicidal thoughts, or depression combined with addiction, then you should not own a gun. You might feel fine today, but relapses happen.
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11y ago
> It can't be that difficult. I remember a Commodore developer(?) once saying "Intuition is the only one word oxymoron he knows". The context isn't clear but perhaps it was difficult to implement.
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11y ago
During a discussion about privacy, the next time someone says "they have nothing to hide" then ask them for their social security number and mother's maiden name.
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11y ago
Sorry, I have to share the commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWUBIbsSB2c I think if anyone did this to their wife today, it would be grounds for immediate divorce and instant social-media shaming.
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11y ago
Simple fixes can work at the onset of a problem, before things get complex -- before your endocrine system gets imbalanced. Unfortunately too many have no clear obesity threshold or apply comparative analysis against cohorts who are also ga
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