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by mrharrison 8y ago
That seems like it would be quite difficult. If it is colorizing a black and white image wouldn't it colorize the black and white image on the TV screen. You would almost have to train it to recognize old TV's that produce black
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by mrharrison 8y ago
For those on the "you don't need a blockchain hype train." I suggest your write a dApp, and see how easy it is to connect to a highly fault tolerant function as a service that is accessible to the public, with the network aff
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by mrharrison 8y ago
I agree. Imagine a frontend developer connecting to the internet and with a couple tools like truffle and his crypto wallet, that dev will immediately have access to so much information and logic through smart contracts via one interface,
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by mrharrison 8y ago
As a biker, having to park my bike at Walgreens and seeing the same Jump bikes parked at the bike stand, from the day before, and nowhere to park my bike is definitely a nuisance. Didn't really encounter this issue before, people norma
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by mrharrison 8y ago
Why are we so eager to blame companies on HN. I wish people would take ownership for their own actions instead of blaming companies. I can't wait for the article, "Take ownership of yourself, stop blaming others".
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Tim Ferris comments on his move from Silicon Valley(reddit.com)
83 points by mrharrison 9y ago|3 comments
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Ethereum Alliance Expands Dramatically [pdf](entethalliance.org)
1 points by mrharrison 9y ago|0 comments
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by mrharrison 9y ago
Also, this isn't taking token sales mainstream, token sales are already mainstream. This is making token sales available to the privileged (accredited investors) before they are available to the public.
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I feel like amazon is my second search engine. So yes there is room with category specific search engines. Reminds me of when people started making specific apps from craigslist sub-categories.
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I'm 12th Gen on my dad's side (ancestry going back to a conquistador), and 4th Gen on my mom's side (European immigrants at ellis island).
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by mrharrison 10y ago
Sure, I agree. But if you don't have a job you usually have poor healthcare.
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by mrharrison 10y ago
How do you know he isn't creating drugs? When I personally met the people that were going to help him innovate this drug.
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I know I'm going to get shit for this. But what Shkreli did is common practice, and us disgracing him is Liberals using Alternative Facts. Where in the real world it's common to buy an outdated drug that many people don't u
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VMware UX/UI Angular2 Component Library(cto.vmware.com)
5 points by mrharrison 10y ago|0 comments
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I agree, to that extent, I really wish Bloomberg or Business Insider articles weren't posted on HN. They often are fluff and don't understand the details, and thus just create unneeded noise on HN.
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I think Apple needs acquihire snapchat and promote Evan as the new Apple CEO. I have zero hate for Cook and think he is great CEO. But Evan is shaping up to have some the most modern product prowess out there. I don't know if these
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Another Tesla Autopilot Fatality(electrek.co)
2 points by mrharrison 10y ago|0 comments
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I'm not comparing frontend to backend. I also think data is fun and I don't mean to be little the job, but in a real world scenario its detail intensive, under appreciated, tons of edge cases and extremely complex if you plan to m
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I agree. I enjoyed doing it the first couple times, but people would often complain why I wasn't done sooner and didn't appreciate the level of complexity that went in to doing it. Once the appreciation was gone, I believe that&
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by mrharrison 10y ago
So I guess you are a data engineer? What makes it fun for you? How do work with your customers to give them what they need in a timely matter? I would be interested to know what stack you use to go from dirty data to customer consumption.
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by mrharrison 10y ago
We should rename this job position to Data Sanity Engineers. I have been thrown these projects at work before, where I'm the frontend engineer and I need to make some cool D3 visualization, but low behold the data is shit, and I have t
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by mrharrison 10y ago
I guess there are many way to use points, but what was described in this article isn't the way we use them. Points are great for a group of people to groom a story (estimate a features difficulty). Points are an estimate of difficult
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by mrharrison 10y ago
Yes, yes, yes, I am also a GCP cheerleader. It's so easy and intuitive to use. A load balancer is called a load balancer, an instance is called a compute instance, SQL is called SQL etc.., no AWS name deciphering. GCP's sidebar
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Peter Thiel Is Now a Delegate for Donald Trump. WTF?!(mashable.com)
8 points by mrharrison 10y ago|1 comments
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by mrharrison 10y ago
Interesting that Tesla isn't on this coalition since they are the closest to having real consumers having self-driving cars.
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Google, Ford and Uber start coalition for self driving cars(reuters.com)
1 points by mrharrison 10y ago|1 comments
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by mrharrison 10y ago
Agile works fine. I find that people are broken and don't want to change, or they want to adopt some magic formula by talking about it a lot but don't actually practice it and when they run into problems they blame the process th
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AI and Machine Learning Interview Resource(popsnip.com)
3 points by mrharrison 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrharrison 11y ago
I agree. I think a language's determined beauty is by its readability, and the less complexity/clever code the more readable it becomes.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Thanks, I added them.

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