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by robeastham 10y ago
I was very impressed with the TTS examples in the original DeepMind article ( https://deepmind.com/blog/wavenet-generative-model-raw-audio... ). Can someone elaborate on the usefulness of this implementation for Text-to-
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by robeastham 11y ago
Cinema screens at home might actually get bigger than those at your local cinema very soon. How's that even possible I hear you ask? Well anyone who has tried a virtual cinema in VR will know what I'm talking about. It's pret
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by robeastham 11y ago
Had been on OSX for desktop pretty much exclusively for the last 15 years up until recently. Have jumped to Windows due to my current focus on VR. I used OSX for the first time in a few months yesterday, having installed Windows 10 on my Ma
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Luxembourg launches plan to mine asteroids for minerals(ft.com)
1 points by robeastham 11y ago|0 comments
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by robeastham 11y ago
Take a look at Susy for layout, bit more flexible than Bootstrap: https://github.com/oddbird/susy Also for static site generators take a look at: https://middlemanapp.com/ (Ruby) http://gohu
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by robeastham 11y ago
As a London based developer (VR these days), I have to say that I immediately recognise the hammed up picture this guy paints of IT recruiters in the UK. I only ever found one recruitment company that I liked who I felt was consistently top
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by robeastham 11y ago
For those not in the know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xgx4k83zzc :-)
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by robeastham 12y ago
Checkout http://deis.io/ and follow the Heroku buildpack instructions to take some of the headache out of all the DevOps questions that Dockerfiles etc might pose if you are just a humble web developer. Deis run's on C
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Don't panic! The future of VR is now brighter than ever.(blog.clearview.net)
2 points by robeastham 13y ago|0 comments
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Soylent should consider sponsoring this film...(kickstarter.com)
1 points by robeastham 13y ago|0 comments
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by robeastham 13y ago
And tonight was the night where I was going to figure out how to use my Oculus Rift with WebGL. This looks to have awesome potential. Well done!
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Don't click 'Like', you can just smile instead(rufusleonard.com)
1 points by robeastham 13y ago|0 comments
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by robeastham 13y ago
MightyCV is a London based venture too!
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by robeastham 13y ago
My little side project supports points 1 - 4. It has a neat disposable cover letter system built in. I'll continue to slowly bootstrap MightyCV, it's a resume creation app with hacker leanings. It has integrations with HN, github
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by robeastham 14y ago
I've always avoided being too elitist when it comes to a candidate's school/university when hiring people. Partly I guess because I didn't go to a particularly prestigious one myself. I guess my point is that it depends who is reviewing you
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by robeastham 14y ago
Another shameless plug. I'm slowly bootstrapping MightyCV - a resume platform with hacker leanings. It has integrations with HN, github and StackOverflow along with some other cool features. http://robeastham.mightycv.com If you like the
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Water Jet Pack = Fun(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by robeastham 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How should Mailrox support emails with responsive design?(mailrox.com)
2 points by robeastham 14y ago|0 comments
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by robeastham 14y ago
This app seems to use similar paradigm to Campaign Monitor's superb template builder, going slightly further even and providing a completely blank canvas from which the user can create and design an email. I think this can work really well
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by robeastham 14y ago
We've got Uservoice powered support and so if you have any other suggestions it'd be great if you add them over there so we can better track which features to prioritise. http://support.mailrox.com/ We've added one for this request and so
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by robeastham 14y ago
Tom you can signup for an invite on the homepage: https://www.mailrox.com Your invite should come straight through :)
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Hire HN: Senior Freelance Digital Designer/Illustrator - London, UK / Remote(tinderfields.com)
1 points by robeastham 15y ago|0 comments
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by robeastham 15y ago
LOCATION - Central London, UK ROLE - Mid/Senior PHP developer with custom CMS experience... We’re looking for an personable and creative mid-weight/senior web developer to undertake approximately 7-10 days freelance work. This will involve
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by robeastham 15y ago
I'm thinking about adding a follow feature and a map based directory to http://mightycv.com soon. It might make the service a bit more useful for those looking for good hackers to work with and hopefully help put a nail in the coffin of t
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by robeastham 15y ago
Anyone got any thoughts on how to convert these figures to an equivalent for London in the UK? It'd be great to compare for those of us based in the UK. Incidentally I also noticed a comment here that mentioned that everyone is hiring, pres
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How The iPhone Killed The Flip Camera(businessinsider.com)
1 points by robeastham 15y ago|0 comments
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by robeastham 16y ago
I am currently bootstrapping MightyCV - a resume platform with hacker leanings. It has integrations with HN, github and StackOverflow along with some other cool features. I've built and designed the whole service myself with the help of som
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by robeastham 16y ago
I agree, there is no substitute for working on a real problem together outside of the pressures of an interview room. This'll really give you an insight as to how a candidate is likely to perform within your team. I'd have to disagree that
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by robeastham 16y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Though currently Mighty CV doesn't actually display the number of repos watched. My feeling was that listing the last five repos watched would act as a top line indicator as to what someone was currently working on
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by robeastham 16y ago
Thanks to you and others for the broken link report. Fixed now. The consensus seems to be that my skill list sucks. I've modified it a little, but I think there's still room for improvement.

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