neopanz

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by neopanz 8y ago
Do you have data/sources?
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Fourier’s transformational thinking(nature.com)
2 points by neopanz 9y ago|0 comments
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by neopanz 9y ago
Agreed, if I have to do a research on Google and Quora, then the landing page failed. I need to be told immediately why Harvey is killer and there are things you can do with it that you can't with Linux, at least not easily. The only s
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by neopanz 10y ago
Flocker is a giant beast, now I need one more big dependency and start generating client api certificates and so on. I had one problem, now I have 2. It should be as simple as specifying the driver in compose, maybe with one apt-get install
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2017 and still no clean way to create a Docker volume backed by AWS EBS volumes
4 points by neopanz 10y ago|5 comments
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by neopanz 10y ago
A top quality camera deeply integrated with a reliable, easy to operate drone could be a boon for wedding photography and film making.
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Chinese drone maker DJI acquires Swedish camera maker Hasselblad(luminous-landscape.com)
15 points by neopanz 10y ago|4 comments
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Michael Reichmann, founder of Luminous Landscape, has passed away(luminous-landscape.com)
1 points by neopanz 10y ago|0 comments
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Tester job at DNA crunching startup Spiral Genetics(careers.stackoverflow.com)
2 points by neopanz 13y ago|0 comments
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Hiring 'smart' engineers, 'talented' artists, 'courageous' firefighters, etc.
4 points by neopanz 15y ago|0 comments
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by neopanz 15y ago
May be if you use 100+ of these (~14400 'computers') you can build a machine with emerging behavior, brain-like?
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by neopanz 15y ago
I think the only thing Chuck is missing is a few 20-somethings hackers, bent on solving an 'impossible' problem with his chips.
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by neopanz 15y ago
Love the guy and his passion for its chips, but this 144-computer chip looks like a solution in search of a problem: what is trying to solve? How's the inter-core communication handled? On the other hand, creating weird chips like these, ju
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by neopanz 15y ago
I empathize, but at the same time, 5 min. of slide browsing would not drive the point home. People are trying to skimp when they should invest the time. Relax, reserve yourself an hour and enjoy the talk. This is a good one, and getting sig
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by neopanz 15y ago
I feel smarter having watched this talk: it gives you tools to think about thinking as you come up with new designs. Also love how Rich manages to find the right metaphors to illustrate abstractions, he's a great communicator.
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by neopanz 15y ago
http://blip.tv/clojure/hammock-driven-development-4475586 this is the video I'm referring to. I wish the Nova program on Wiles was available...
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by neopanz 15y ago
(Scroll to end of interview). Different field, but I was struck by some of the similarities between Wiles' daily and nightly obsession with Fermat, and Rich Hickey's Hammock Driven development. Note that I'm not trying to imply that Ric
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Hammock-driven Development: Andrew Wiles, on how he solved Fermat's Last Theorem(pbs.org)
1 points by neopanz 15y ago|2 comments
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by neopanz 15y ago
Agreed. And for those who pull the Java applet as the perfect counter-example, they need to ask themselves: does it take this long to start an Android app? Of course not! Because you can use the JVM in many different ways to eliminate the l
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by neopanz 15y ago
Great idea. That guy deserves it. Though I suspect he would be too modest to accept the money since he GNUed all his creations.
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by neopanz 15y ago
No more excuses, I'm going to finish those damn projects I have on the backburner... Seriously, who does Bellard work for? He seems to leave virtually no trace (other than awesome software) on the Internet. I googled the shit out of him ton
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by neopanz 15y ago
Not sure how long ago he posted this. This guy never ceases to amaze me. He's the Grigori Perelman of Hackerdom.
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Boot a linux kernel right inside your browser. (bellard.org)
1820 points by neopanz 15y ago|239 comments
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by neopanz 15y ago
This is an amazing feature! (sarcasm) Thanks to it, I got accidentally cc'ed emails from people who obviously had no intention to cc me. One of them was a pretty private conversation. I think this new feature is a monumental UX screw-up. It
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Kevin Mitnick's business card... lockpicker now?(flickr.com)
3 points by neopanz 16y ago|1 comments
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by neopanz 17y ago
The National Dairy Council: sounds like an official, government-backed organization. It turns out to be a brand owned solely by the American Dairy Association. Always this tangential choice of words that don't quite hide, don't quite tell