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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
I’d never heard of that but we used to make something similar as kids with an aerosol can, a metal drain and whatever you want to fire, arrange upright like a mortar and with a small fire at the bottom.
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
Honest question: is there such a thing as a rocket launcher that isn’t “military-grade”?
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The state of AI content creation – part 1(dotscience.com)
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Collaboration between data scientists and data engineers is hard, here's why(dotscience.com)
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Collaboration between and among data scientists and data engineers(dotscience.com)
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Dotscience helps FuseMachines iterate faster and win more Kaggle competitions(dotscience.com)
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Show HN: Dotscience Emerges from Stealth to Solve Pains When Operationalizing AI(dotscience.com)
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Simplabs monthly update – glimmer, JavaScript, ember and more(simplabs.com)
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Sentry Error Reporting for Ember.js(simplabs.com)
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
I’m sorry I don’t have any link to hand that would help with writing.
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
Fully agree and I'd expand the point to cover communication in general. Explaining ideas clearly with text or voice is one of the characteristics that I've noticed in high-functioning engineering teams. I did a talk[1] a few years
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
I’m half way through that book now and so far it’s been a real eye opener. I think the challenge, which is assumed in most of the book, is being able to stay calm in these situations. My guess is that the only way to get that is practice. B
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
Lost me at “Like gravity and acceleration, these are two forces that appear to be different but are in fact one”
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
I keep getting YouTube ads from a company called Ecosia[1] who describe themselves as a search engine that plants trees. I don’t know anything else about them other than I think they are based in Europe. Might be worth a look. [1] https:&#
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
I strongly recommend checking out the Cynefin framework: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynefin_framework Knowing which context you're in provides a useful tool when choosing mental models to approach the problem.
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Automated dependency updates for your internal Gitlab server️ using Renovate(simplabs.com)
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by mrmrcoleman 7y ago
Thanks, updated.
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Ask HN: ML – how big is your training data and how do you store/manage it?
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Testing CSS in Ember Apps(simplabs.com)
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Notes on Gartners 2019 Magic Quadrant for Data Science Platforms(thomaswdinsmore.com)
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by mrmrcoleman 8y ago
Even though I know I'm only addressing part of the issue you describe, we've been using Donut ( https://www.donut.com/ ) and it has had a very positive effect on enabling non-work-based communication amongst (some)
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Simplabs monthly update – April 2019(simplabs.com)
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by mrmrcoleman 8y ago
This seems counter intuitive to me but I’m not saying you’re wrong. Could you share more?
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Elixir Umbrella Applications and Testing with Mox(simplabs.com)
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SPAs, PWAs and SSR(simplabs.com)
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by mrmrcoleman 8y ago
Yes that’s my understanding but looking at it as a job to be done intuitively moves towards how they currently do the job. This can often reveal other areas where you can help.
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by mrmrcoleman 8y ago
This is true, and a useful book on positioning is: https://www.amazon.com/Positioning-Battle-Your-Al-Ries/dp/00... Furthermore, one way to avoid ending up in a feature for feature fight to the death with a bigger
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by mrmrcoleman 8y ago
First figure out whether you’re an actual consultant or an external/freelancer. If you’re a freelancer the bar is fairly low, if you’re a consultant you should really be bringing more to the table. Read the secrets of consulting by Ger
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Where does consciousness come from? Selection of links(sites.google.com)
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Stockholm Bus Explosion(boingboing.net)
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