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by memexy 6y ago
It's vague on purpose. Their target demographic is CIOs and CTOs at large corporations and bureaucrats in governments. That language actually makes sense to them.
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by memexy 6y ago
Software consulting similar to Accenture and SAP. They have similar customers as well, banks, corporations, governments, etc.
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by memexy 6y ago
That's a pretty good analysis.
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Automation design library: Label alignment(automate.engineer)
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by memexy 6y ago
What's good about it? I don't know much about movies I'm just curious why it's good.
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Why do some intelligent people lose all interest in academia?(quora.com)
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What's Coming in TypeScript 4?(httptoolkit.tech)
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by memexy 6y ago
Sounds like a reasonable plan.
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Computing with Types in TypeScript(2ality.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
Yes. I guess I'm not the target demographic for this. I suspect many people on HN aren't either. You'd need to figure out how to market this to the people that would want/need it. If it is for Windows I'd look into
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by memexy 6y ago
Looks interesting but I have 3TB SSD or something close to it. How would this help me? I guess I'm trying to say space is not a problem for me. When I run out of space I move my documents to another drive. More specifically, my storage
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by memexy 6y ago
What desktop utility do you have in mind? I haven't paid for desktop software in ages and I doubt I ever will. Everything I use is either cloud based or has a cloud component for backup or some other type of processing. I doubt desktop
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Jaron Lanier’s ideas for the future of profiting from your own data(theverge.com)
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Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants to give you your data back(cnet.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
> In the digital economy, user data is typically treated as capital created by corporations observing willing individuals. This neglects users' roles in creating data, reducing incentives for users, distributing the gains from the d
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by memexy 6y ago
Innovation happens from intersection and combination of ideas. This doesn't require in person meetings (it doesn't hurt but is not necessary). So you'll need to be more specific. What exactly is the obstruction from combining
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Teams for Education(blog.repl.it)
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by memexy 6y ago
This is a really great idea > The compiler extracts anything marked as a parameter into a separate data structure, with a link to the location in the source code they came from. When the IDE renders the Yoga code, it shows the parameters
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Ray Bradbury's captivating explanation of his Mr. Electrico character's origins(boingboing.net)
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by memexy 6y ago
Why is it ironic and why are they math phobic?
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Ecumenopolises(spacetalkblog.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
This is what I found when I searched for "neural network audio upsampling": https://kuleshov.github.io/audio-super-res/ . Here is the search URL if you're interested in looking at the other links: https:
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by memexy 6y ago
Yup, that's how I found the video. It was in the list of references. He's a smart dude.
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by memexy 6y ago
The semantic web was meant to be the substrate on which personal agents would serve people by doing the type of thing you described but it didn't happen > The entertainment system was belting out the Beatles’ “We Can Work It Out” wh
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Marketers Have Given Up on Context, and Our National Discourse Is Suffering(battellemedia.com)
10 points by memexy 6y ago|3 comments
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1979 Film Predicts the Dawn of the Computer Age (2018)(youtube.com)
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by memexy 6y ago
> Their [Marc Porat, Bill Atkinson, Andy Hertzfeld] vision was now more ambitious: they wanted to put the power of a real computer into the hands of a casual mobile user. At the time this was technologically impossible, so they thought o
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A History of Silicon Valley: Marc Porat(scaruffi.com)
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Rise of the machines: has technology evolved beyond our control? (2018)(theguardian.com)
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Something is wrong on the internet (2017)(medium.com)
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