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simne
4y ago
Are You already working in company, where hope to be Sr engineer? If yes, it is possible, You will find somebody, who will work second half of work planned for you, and You will manage him and be responsible for these two half's. Yes,
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4y ago
I've hear, when IBM build dc's in Europe, they use heat from dc to heat public pools. Plus, currently ~1 admin for each 100 computers, will spend part of his compensation in near restaurants. Plus, onsite autos, most probably, wil
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simne
4y ago
Interesting to see, where technologies reach. First practically stealth planes was ugly and considered only for special operations, and each new generation is for wider use.
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simne
4y ago
Question is not, could see or not. Question is how far will be seen military plane, BEFORE it will fire weapons. Why? - This is simple, because military need to detect enemy plane significantly earlier, than it will reach fire distance. For
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4y ago
"I'm guessing they're using some sort of bitcoin lighting network for such cheap and fast transactions" As I know, some crypto infrastructures, offer services, so anybody could use them, to create their quasi-own blockch
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simne
4y ago
Yes, this is not bad business niche, so existing news companies, usually have some sort of paid service exactly for this. Unfortunately, these services are not advertised much, but usually, they could being found in lists of products of top
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4y ago
This is question of product line, not only one product. So, You will have one or more free products, and premium paid product(s). To make paid product(s) free after some time, is good idea.
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4y ago
Only thing from article, with which I agree, need good enough education for all, who want it (again, FREEDOM), but this is not the same target as ubi. Unfortunately, in real life, many schools does not give really good education, and Univer
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4y ago
This is huge mistake. Really, progress driven by entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurs are special type of people, who constantly pursue something, which could change world. And entrepreneurs don't need ubi, they need just freedom. Because
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4y ago
Rumors said, no new projects opened, and all people hired to support (and if you fortunate, to grow) old projects. But don't forget, we are at war, few months ago more than quarter of Ukraine considered occupied by Russians, and we sti
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simne
4y ago
From my marketing knowledge, IoT is NOW very special thing, You must do widely used hardware to make additional services for it. Or You could stay on shoulders of somebody, who have very successful hardware, but in this case, your business
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4y ago
I'm in Ukraine. What I seen from begin of war, there are extremely few positions for juniors - different sources say, 60-2000 cv's per position. For experienced people, things slightly better - at 1 years exp, 5-20 cv/pos; 2
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4y ago
Have a question, who made info pictures for article, they are almost ununderstandable?
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simne
4y ago
Summary: look at circle of your closest friends and relatives, ask them. For example many retired people are just lonely, but they could be very qualified, and could work part time, and usually possible to make them co-founders without mo
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simne
4y ago
Read excellent book The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur by Mike Michalowicz. You will find excellent answers.
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simne
4y ago
Only must add, management is mostly art of delegation responsibilities to right person, or to right organization, so you could do more important things, or more pleasant things, still being boss.
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simne
4y ago
Must admit, I've been in similar situation in much younger age, and I could not say, that completely resolved it now, looks like this is eternal problem. So, I read lot of books on marketing, economics, and project management - overall
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4y ago
There are at least two possible approaches: 1. just adc, and work with time series. Could be easy done on modern soft/hard, but slow. 2. create Fourier transform, or use digital filters, to filter out noise (usually by filter out some
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4y ago
I think this task is lot more about DSP, and very little ML, just Bayes classification (I will write on it later). Best book I know on DSP: The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing By Steven W. Smith, Ph.D.
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4y ago
Looks like, this is because desk is physically much more controllable environment, than couch. For example, to use mouse, you need precision distance from sensor to gaming surface. It is possible to use some expensive technologies, to achie
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4y ago
From my exp, business models (google these words), are usually very simple, entrepreneurs are practice people, they don't dive deep. And second, it is my favorite pastime, to figure out, how I will make money from some activity. Sure,
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4y ago
B-21s will not match B2's range, because of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square%E2%80%93cube_law For other parts, mostly agree.
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4y ago
I first thought, this is about making clock hardware, but disappointed, seen another time picker ui..
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simne
4y ago
I believe, some users of HN already AI chatbots :)
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4y ago
100%, but not in all fields, because you will lose important opportunities. Main nuance, in modern extremely concurrent world, business need access to cheap money for fast grow, but to got cheap money, need to be open, not anonymous, becaus
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4y ago
> binning operations after production are all that separate precision resistors from cheap resistors Absolutely, no. Cheap resistors not only have low precision of marking. They also suffered from many other issues. Examples of cheap res
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4y ago
It is because in business practice very widely used paradigm/model (of thinking) "good enough". Most known example was Ford model T - it was not the fastest, it was not most beautiful, but it was cheap and reliable enough for
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4y ago
They may not be cheaper. Here important, strong permanent magnets will become available without making deal with non-friendly countries.
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4y ago
I'm slightly involved in business, not in subject, but could answer. There are hundreds large ports in this world, and when ship transport your payload, owner MUST communicate with many govt and private structures. And these structures
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4y ago
This is looking strange, because Particle Physics is one of very few areas, where hardware is not magnitudes cheaper than software. I mean not only computer hardware, which is also non cheap, but budgets for experimental hardware, which not
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