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by pacavaca 9y ago
Wow, Affinity looks pretty capable, I think worth trying out. Still, no real alternative for video editing...
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Ask HN: Why nobody competes with Adobe?
63 points by pacavaca 9y ago|87 comments
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Kubernetes on bare metal for dev infrastructure(hackernoon.com)
3 points by pacavaca 9y ago|0 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
That's the thing, we use k8s in production and I just used docker-compose for testing in my device environment for the sake of simplicity. Though over time it became not so simple to maintain two parallel config as the system grown up.
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Wow! Did Docker give up swarm? I thought there was a time when Docker didn't like the existence of k8s all that much. Anyways, I envision this being very useful for development, may even replace my docker-compose based test setup.
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Assuming that AI tries to mimic the way humans learn and evolve, those methods haven't changed for hundreds of thousands of years and brute-force trial and error is just one of them. It's kind of fundamental...
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Love how this Wikipedia link appeared in "new" before the official news article.
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Consider how many other of such "gray" patches could already be in the kernel ;)
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by pacavaca 9y ago
It gives all the required context, much needed for an "average" engineer to understand it. Without that, most of the people, except the microchip engineers, would have to read about the related topics first anyways. I personally w
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Ask HN: How to connect Alexa to a standing desk?
1 points by pacavaca 9y ago|1 comments
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Facebook please, don't make another chat app(medium.com)
8 points by pacavaca 9y ago|2 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Sounds like a really horrible idea. The thing I want the least is installing another messaging app in addition to FB messenger (which sucks, btw), Skype, Viber, WhatsApp , Google Hangouts, Slack and telegram. Believe me or not, I have a few
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Or we could make all the bitcoin/blockchain craze solve at least one of these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_distributed_computing_...
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Can we build such a blockchain, where instead of spending energy on calculating useless crypto hashes, miners actually solve parts of some gigantic distributed optimization problem? Let’s say fitting a NN to extract high-level concepts from
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Ask HN: Can hashes be replaced with optimization problems in blockchain?
3 points by pacavaca 9y ago|4 comments
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A month with Pixel 2 XL(hackernoon.com)
2 points by pacavaca 9y ago|0 comments
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I'm about to start in tech (FAQ)(hackernoon.com)
1 points by pacavaca 9y ago|0 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Hey, HN! We, at OneBar, have been working hard over the last month to deliver our new product - a chatbot for Slack, that allows you to search your company's intranet from one place. It connects to Jira, Confluence, Google Docs, Github
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Show HN: One chatbot for all your search needs from OneBar(onebar.io)
5 points by pacavaca 9y ago|1 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Thank you!
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Ask HN: Tf-idf search index vs. brute-force Doc2vec and query comparison
5 points by pacavaca 9y ago|3 comments
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Multi-stage builds can help you save gigabytes in Docker images(blog.onebar.io)
2 points by pacavaca 9y ago|0 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
I agree Bluetooth is convenient, no doubts. But I think the adoption of wireless should be driving the ditching of wired interfaces, not the vice versa. Otherwise, a lot of people feel being forced to use something, that is just supposed to
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by pacavaca 9y ago
That means you are probably using a limited set of lightweight apps. Or maybe competing for the longest lasting S3 award :P Usually, people tend to install more and more apps and those apps themselves are getting more and more resource hung
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by pacavaca 9y ago
I think replacing a not broken phone, at least to a flagship, is rarely a rational decision. People buying a flagship are buying a new toy and they want this toy to entertain them, give emotional satisfaction and show a little bit of "
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by pacavaca 9y ago
From what I hear from my fellow Android users, it's a common story. And yeah, it happens less for iPhone. My thinking is that partially it's a platform fragmentation to be blamed. As long as the phone is new, companies will be run
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Not so Essential phone(medium.com)
36 points by pacavaca 9y ago|44 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
Cricket is quite cheap too. https://www.cricketwireless.com/ The price should be comparable to T-mobile, but they run on top of a different network (AT&T). Not sure which one is better though.
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Choosing Between RTM and Events Slack APIs(medium.com)
1 points by pacavaca 9y ago|0 comments
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by pacavaca 9y ago
How does it work in your company? Which systems do you use and how do you manage to search across them. Please comment!

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