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nrubin
10y ago
I took a version of this class (called The Art of Approximation) with Dr. Mahajan when he was a visiting professor at Olin College. The course helped me become fearless about tackling a broad range of math problems I knew little about, and
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11y ago
This looks neat! Signed up. Question though -- is this all $$$$+ restaurants or will you guys expand to cheaper/lesser well known joints too?
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12y ago
Allen taught every single software class I took in college,its awesome to see his writing recognized on HN! We actually worked through LBoS during a software systems course this past spring semester, it was a great way to get introduced to
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12y ago
Really cool idea, I have a general question about the healthcare app space -- how many of these apps are written ad-hoc for each medical practice? I.E., should I expect my dentist to run a totally different software stack from my general pr
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12y ago
From what I understand, many of the statistics quoted about Iron Dome are for "attempted interceptions". This skews the effectiveness of the system towards high-priority scenarios, maybe those that are more likely to produce a win
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12y ago
This has to be one of the clearest academic papers I have ever read. Aside from the content, the author does a really good job explaining his thesis. I wish more academic papers were written this way.
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12y ago
Quick question about one of the algorithms this article proposes: >Instead, we compute a seed by combining a server_seed (which is provided in hashed form to the client before the deal - in the same way as the initial_shuffle is) and a c
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13y ago
I'm currently working on a project where we started with Trigger.IO but moved to phonegap simply because more people have used phonegap, so the documentation is a lot better. Also, depending on your target user group, you may want to c
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13y ago
Hey, did you also here that there are NO trees on their campus?
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13y ago
Yep, https://github.com/technicalmachine/tessel-design-docs
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13y ago
For some people it may be easy. For others they may have awesome ideas but decide not to execute on those ideas because learning Arduino C++ or figuring out how to install Node on a RaspberryPi seems like a large barrier to entry for them.
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nrubin
13y ago
I think the appeal is that web developers won't need to learn another language in order to do embedded development. That's another barrier to entry to embedded development lowered.
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13y ago
This is sort of like an internship, but for people no longer in school. I've interned three times (finishing my third now) and I think it's a great way for you to get to know a company and for a company to get to know you. That is
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13y ago
I think it's weird that this person complains about people going home to live their lives. You know what's awesome about big companies? They know you have a life and they don't try to get in your way for that. There is life b