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by new_here 6y ago
The Dutch are apparently the second largest vegetable exporter in the world (!) using these kinds of techniques. Lots of interesting research happening at Wageningen University and Research. A greenhouse that keeps getting mentioned is Duij
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by new_here 6y ago
If users feel they get the best results from Google then they continue to use Google which drives search and ad impressions. Ads are also clearly labelled so users can decide if they want to ignore sponsored results. I typically click the f
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by new_here 6y ago
Exactly, with the current system Google is incentivised to prioritise the best content for users. If they now negotiate individual licensing agreements with each publisher this adds another factor (cost) to the ranking incentive. Also, wher
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by new_here 6y ago
There's a great episode from the Cosmos series where Carl Sagan talks about how the range of whale communication was inhibited by the development of steam engine ships: https://youtu.be/UwzukFBWxu4?t=765
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by new_here 6y ago
Yeah, the TinyPICO has everything you'd want for building your own IoT device (e.g. a smart switch) but at $20 you might as well buy a pre-made device for the same price. If they could get the price down a bit more it could hit a real
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by new_here 6y ago
The Skype web app doesn't even let you use it with Firefox or Safari. https://imgur.com/a/cqb6Dpg https://imgur.com/a/9xSlKsk
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by new_here 6y ago
Nice. There's also a project called FEMU, which is an ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth board that fits in a USB port: https://hackaday.io/project/167005-femu-an-esp32-wi-fiblueto...
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ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth board that fits into a USB port(crowdsupply.com)
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by new_here 6y ago
Sorry. HN makes some automatic adjustments to headlines when submitting and I didn’t notice it was decapitalized until I’d lost the ability to edit.
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Building a Basic Interpreter, '80s Style, Part 2(able.bio)
69 points by new_here 6y ago|17 comments
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Improved data portability and markdown editor(able.bio)
1 points by new_here 6y ago|0 comments
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by new_here 6y ago
Sparkfun has a nice collection of Engineering Essentials tutorials: https://www.sparkfun.com/engineering_essentials They explain the fundamental topics of electrical engineering like electricity, circuits, components, commu
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Vue 3's Local and Global States(able.bio)
3 points by new_here 6y ago|0 comments
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World's longest submarine energy cable to connect UK and Denmark(news.sky.com)
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Building a Basic Interpreter, '80s Style, Redux(able.bio)
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by new_here 6y ago
Online version of the interpreter here: https://blissful-bose-ff8542.netlify.app/
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Async Redux Actions Using Hooks(able.bio)
1 points by new_here 6y ago|0 comments
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Building a BASIC Interpreter, '80s style(able.bio)
77 points by new_here 6y ago|14 comments
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by new_here 6y ago
Hi everyone, we’ve made some updates to able.bio’s markdown editor which is now accessible via the shortcut domain https://able.md You can now drag and drop a markdown file into the editor, write, and download markdown without a
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Show HN: Able Markdown Editor(able.md)
4 points by new_here 6y ago|1 comments
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Improving our data portability and markdown editor(able.bio)
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Reproducible Distributed Random Number Generation in Spark(able.bio)
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by new_here 6y ago
According to this article by DHH they were profitable before taking money: https://m.signalvnoise.com/the-day-i-became-a-millionaire/ > Then in 2006, it suddenly happened from one day to the next. Jeff Bezos had tak
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by new_here 6y ago
Originally just had feeds for individual users but added a global one just for you: http://able.bio/rss
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I made an AI that learned to make music(able.bio)
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by new_here 6y ago
Wow, this is basically what it looks like when I play Factorio with no clue about ratios.
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GitHub Profile Readme Experiment(twitter.com)
1 points by new_here 6y ago|0 comments
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by new_here 6y ago
You may be interested in https://able.bio Myself and a partner are building this, here are a few points: - It's a community to read and write about building things with technology - Clean, fast and light UX + Markdown edito
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Some simple tricks in C/C++(able.bio)
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by new_here 6y ago
Probably just took the name out as per HN guidelines: > If the title includes the name of the site, please take it out, because the site name will be displayed after the link.

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