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by sberder 8y ago
You could simply contact them, they're a bunch of good people, I'm sure they could make it work for you!
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by sberder 8y ago
I'm not sure I get what you're saying here, HEPA is a standard that was developed for medical environments & clean rooms [1]. To qualify as HEPA, a filter should be able to remove 99.97% of particles 0.3µm and above so it is d
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by sberder 8y ago
We do work with a lot of schools here in SEA. not in Australia yet but AFAIK the market is probably not ready yet.
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by sberder 8y ago
You should be concerned as many research shows: * leaving close to a busy road raises the risk of early dementia [1] * higher risk of asthma * cardiac arythmia I could go longer but don't want to get too dark For your situation, I thin
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by sberder 8y ago
I wouldn't, I've used their filters and followed them from the very beginning. It is an inexpensive solution but comes with its own serious flaws. They're very noisy which doesn't really work well in rooms where you actu
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by sberder 8y ago
Most purifiers on the market with built-in sensors are unreliable to measure. They usually go for cheap IR sensors without flow control. Your results will vary wildly depending on conditions (temperature and humidity affect measurements a l
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by sberder 8y ago
A very interesting subject indeed, living in China and running a startup in that field, I find educating people is the biggest challenge of all!
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by sberder 8y ago
That sounds extremely similar to wechat appart from the opt-in being managed in wechat itself. A lot of other limitations exist on wechat to limit brand creeps, limit number of push messages a day, pack brand accounts under a dedicated simi
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by sberder 8y ago
I'm very interested in all hackable watch format platforms, I've been fiddling with sport specific ideas but can't seem to find a good open platform for this purpose.
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by sberder 9y ago
It also does not require a VPN or foreign sim card
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by sberder 9y ago
Living in Shanghai, closing on 2000km on mobike only. Try going to the flower market on wanhangdu lu and you'll get an idea of the abuse of both bikes and pavement. I love the service and I think it's a fantastic alternative to pu
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by sberder 10y ago
This is exactly the same in China, coupled with the ICP license that makes for total control of what is accessible in the territory.
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by sberder 10y ago
Interesting to notice that you're the only to comment that doesn't have an answer from pauldix
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by sberder 10y ago
I think it's debatable, do you prefer our energy future being at the hands of lobbyists? Because that's what's happening today in the US and Europe as far as I can tell. EV were always dubbed too complex and impossible in Eur
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by sberder 11y ago
I was about to mention the Chinese case, the Chinese government asking foreign companies to install means of control and access in their products. Does that mean that apple will not provide such means or disable security for phones sold on
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by sberder 11y ago
And once again, the "standard to rule them all" dream * insert relevant xkcd strip here * , finding a keyboard layout that would allow easy typing in French and all France's languages (Breton, Basque, etc) and dialects (Catal
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by sberder 11y ago
This is essentially equivalent to what every startup does in the US with perks and team building. I don't see how this creates more trouble for a French company.
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by sberder 11y ago
Living in China and living the wechat platform. I pay my groceries by presenting a QR code, pay my taxi by scanning the driver's QR code, pay my utilities and to up my mobile. Really handy!
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Apple stifling the work of web standard(timkadlec.com)
57 points by sberder 12y ago|37 comments
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by sberder 13y ago
For the readme on new issues, I think it is automated by simply adding a 'CONTRIBUTING[.md|.rst|.txt]' to you repository. You can see this happening for celery ( https://github.com/celery/celery/issues&#x2
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by sberder 13y ago
I like short titles with labels in addition to create the context. I find it the best mix for me.
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by sberder 13y ago
Very interesting points, I mostly follow this kind of rules and use labels as well to improve visual context.
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Torvalds and Theo harsh quote battle(torvaldsortheo.com)
1 points by sberder 13y ago|1 comments
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by sberder 13y ago
How long will it take to be a usable product? I might be interested and need to know if I should keep looking around or just wait a bit.
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by sberder 14y ago
I especially dislike the fact that "native app" means iOS. Like it would be the de facto standard for mobile apps. I have sadness in my heart.
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by sberder 14y ago
I know that HN is not big on videos but this is a very interesting use of arduino, ingenuity and simple farming principles. I especially like the way he cycles everything to make it work in a nearly closed circuit.
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Man creates his own hydroponics farm in the city(youtube.com)
8 points by sberder 14y ago|1 comments
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A violently true depiction of what war really is (mediumdifficulty.com)
627 points by sberder 15y ago|254 comments
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by sberder 15y ago
Definitely worth hacking just for scummvm!! I have it on pretty much any of my electronic devices.
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by sberder 16y ago
I don't really get it as the RFC clearly compares two different things. Web servers included in frameworks to ease the development (django/ror and others like web.py) and a web server included in a cli interpreter which is more or less th

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