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by ramboldio 6y ago
I agree that Julia can't stack up to Python in terms of a data science / statistics domain. But in everything people use MATLAB for, Julia actually has the upside in many of the qualities discussed in the article: Community, Packa
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by ramboldio 6y ago
"This proves the polynomial time bound."
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by ramboldio 6y ago
Good call. Donated
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by ramboldio 6y ago
"Commoditize your Complement" It's surprising, how consistently this law applies (and that it's still widely unknown outside the tech bubble).
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by ramboldio 6y ago
Also, "It's all on your own terms" on a amazon website begins to sound like a threat. :D
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KFC restaurant that drives autonomously(twitter.com)
22 points by ramboldio 6y ago|13 comments
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by ramboldio 6y ago
In that documentation he only talks once about the tech scene and he absolutely nailed it: "The one thing that we have to get right is that humans are in control of the technology and not vice versa."
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Wirecard hired actors to fool auditors(manager-magazin.de)
181 points by ramboldio 6y ago|191 comments
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Germany's contact-tracing app gets downloaded 6.5M times in a day(zdnet.com)
2 points by ramboldio 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What do you think about what's going on in the US rn?
1 points by ramboldio 6y ago|0 comments
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Kyub: Speedup 3D-printing by 100x by laser cutting it instead(youtube.com)
5 points by ramboldio 6y ago|0 comments
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Map of all 600k public trees in Berlin and which one need water soon(giessdenkiez.de)
3 points by ramboldio 6y ago|0 comments
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by ramboldio 6y ago
Fourier Transforms. I'd wish I had a intuitive understanding of how they work. Until then I'm stuck with just believing that the magic works out.
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by ramboldio 6y ago
If only, not every snap would come with its own version of Chrome/Electron.. Would save lots of storage and potentially RAM.
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by ramboldio 6y ago
I love how easy it is to install snaps. And no more including of PPAs of some developer whose apps seems nifty at first glance.
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by ramboldio 7y ago
Exactly, these are the things to get right. Hard problems but for sure not impossible. Also, the alternative of total lock down is hard to beat when it comes to false positives. ;)
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by ramboldio 7y ago
good call
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by ramboldio 7y ago
You're right. Both availability of testing and how much the lock down is relaxed increase the need of this drastically. But those are both things that are likely to increase during the course of the year.
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by ramboldio 7y ago
(Disclaimer: I work on an app that tries to do that. Ideally privacy preserving. And we implemented it using Google Nearby API to detect whether people are close. But that sends all messages over Google servers and that would be a deal brea
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by ramboldio 7y ago
They don't go outside anymore and search for "when do I have to go to the hospital if i have coronavirus". Or you can just report it. (Disclaimer: I work on an app that tries to do that. Ideally privacy preserving. And we imp
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by ramboldio 7y ago
Why is Google not warning people that they have been in contact with potentially infected individuals? Implementing this would probably be trivial for them. It almost feels like breaking some higher contract with society by reserving that p
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by ramboldio 7y ago
"What are the lessons to be learned from this crisis? Dräger: It shows that common sense is more important than we all thought. This situation is so new and complicated that the problems can only be solved by people who carefully weigh
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Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Disease(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ramboldio 7y ago|0 comments
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by ramboldio 7y ago
Here is another German newspaper with some more info: https://www.sueddeutsche.de/politik/corona-trump-impfstoff-c... Trump offered around (only?) 1B € for the exclusive development of the vaccine. Apprerently 80% of t
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The US only does 0.18% of Covid-19 testing done in China per capita(businessinsider.de)
7 points by ramboldio 7y ago|0 comments
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by ramboldio 7y ago
Here is an official blog post by the authors: https://www.dpz.eu/en/home/single-view/news/die-vermehrung-v...
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by ramboldio 7y ago
OpenHPI has awesome lectures and nano degrees https://open.hpi.de/?locale=en Greetings from Berlin
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China bans all 'foreign software and hardware' from government offices(news.sky.com)
3 points by ramboldio 7y ago|0 comments
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by ramboldio 7y ago
They have a "course DJ" starting from lecture #3 ! https://youtu.be/1D81vXw2T_w?t=25
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by ramboldio 8y ago
More precisely: A liable and financially strong third party.

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