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by oliverx0 7y ago
I realise I might get downvoted here because of an unpopular point of view, but some of these comments raise a few flags: “I reported it up to where my manager knew, my director knew, the coworker’s manager knew and our HR representative kn
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by oliverx0 8y ago
I have personally purchased your product as a gift for my sister and she loved it. I really hope that Amazon realizes their mistake.
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by oliverx0 8y ago
Take a look at Stripe Connect
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by oliverx0 8y ago
This is so cool! I really like it. Will save for future projects :)
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by oliverx0 8y ago
I second this. I am surprised it is not more popular.
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by oliverx0 8y ago
"Companies often aren’t aware of all the open-source software they’re dependent on". Gitlinks ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdaQE6FpM_Q ) is an acquired startup that tackled that problem by identifying open-sour
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by oliverx0 8y ago
This has a lot of potential. I would love to be able to type quicksort and automatically see a good implementation of it. What is shown right now is not good enough, but the idea is there. Great job! I also tried ray tracing, and timsort, b
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by oliverx0 8y ago
This is taken significantly out of context. From what I recall (and I could be wrong, it was a while ago), in the book he explains that those startups that "follow" others by imitating the first movers have a harder time becoming
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by oliverx0 8y ago
(disclosure: I work for a competitor) These are actually very valid points and why most solutions tend to go for a sensor fusion approach that leverages the best of computer vision along with other sensor modalities. Using only ceiling came
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Success is more a game of chance than we’d like to admit(linkedin.com)
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by oliverx0 8y ago
I for one think Andy's response is articulate and well explained. The technology does have a lot of potential to do good, and it seems that everyone is focusing on the bad side of it. "Rekognition is actively been used to help sto
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by oliverx0 8y ago
I was just browsing through the docs and got a rate limited error. (429) From what I got to see, it is really cool!
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by oliverx0 8y ago
These are beautiful. Will be using it for my next launch
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by oliverx0 8y ago
Woah this is really cool. For those who didn't get it at first glance: Basically, you submit something you have written, specify who you are targeting (say, college students), and it will tell you how effective it is, which words click
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by oliverx0 8y ago
Pretty cool. Could the following be used as a baseline to create the same functionality? async function * nextStreamEntry() { while(true){ const entry = yield; const result = await processEntry(entry); }
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by oliverx0 8y ago
Very good job!
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by oliverx0 8y ago
Your URL does not work. Changing to http will then redirect you to the https version correctly. (You need the www prefix)
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by oliverx0 8y ago
How about https://postmarkapp.com/ ? It is more tailored to "transactional emails", but seems pretty close to what you describe
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by oliverx0 8y ago
Fantastic, thank you!
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Ask HN: How to build beautiful SVG graphics for websites?
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Netflix, Amazon Forced to Fund European Video Under New Rule(bloomberg.com)
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by oliverx0 8y ago
Seems a bit too tailored though - "To even make a bid, a provider must maintain a distance of at least 150 miles between its data centers, a prerequisite that only Amazon can currently meet. JEDI also asks for “32 GB of RAM”—the precis
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by oliverx0 8y ago
All these benefits are indirectly the result of NASA funding for space exploration: https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/techtransfer
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by oliverx0 8y ago
This is amazing thanks so much! I think it is a great way to learn deep learning.
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Pallette – The Open Source Tongue – Computer Interface(pallette.io)
2 points by oliverx0 10y ago|0 comments