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siscia
10y ago
Who else here on HN is working with LoRa? In my opinion it can be a very interesting business offering a global team of expert of the subject. Feel free to contact me on the address on my profile.
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siscia
10y ago
Think really hard about the problem you are solving. First question to ask is always: Do I need to write some code or I can solve this problem using tools already here? If you decide to write code, then start to think really hard. What inte
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siscia
10y ago
I wrote effe with I believe is pretty close to what Iopipe want to do. You basically write your function in golang and it get compiled to a single binary that you can run everywhere. Everything is ready but the deploying, so you will need t
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siscia
10y ago
Sure, of course... But simply having the possibilities is nice... Anyway for youngish people, at least in my friend circle, is pretty common. Yesterday I was having dinner with an English friend, two weeks ago I spend a week in Berlin, pret
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siscia
10y ago
We are all talking about economics but the whole deal is way more noble than mere money. No European ever has never think "woow this shinny $consumer_object is been produced inside the EU so I don't get to pay the import tax"
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siscia
10y ago
I do agree with you but is not that obvious... Apparently it looks like the English dont grasp this idea...
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siscia
10y ago
Thank you :)
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siscia
10y ago
Aaah it makes more sense now :) thanks
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siscia
10y ago
This comment is confusing... I don't know if is me not knowing how an IPO works or parent. For what I know during the normal stock exchange you sell to the highest price and buy to the lowest. Suppose there a stock EXMPL, and some peop
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siscia
10y ago
Or on better education... In both sides of the conflicts...
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siscia
10y ago
Your best shot is to use paper and pencil. Write it down the call stack and see what happens...
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siscia
10y ago
I am wondering what will happen to all the web ads company if this feature get deployed and use wildly.
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Ask HN: From programming to AI, how?
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siscia
10y ago
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siscia
10y ago
It looks like a very nice and well thought beginning. Now we should wrap this into safer abstraction and maybe we should explore if it is worth to create a supervision mechanism and a communication model. Would love to explore this further,
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siscia
10y ago
It depends on whom you write the code for and why. If I write code so that other people can use it I strive for coming out with the best API possible (for whatever definition of "best" makes sense for the project) if I write for e
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siscia
10y ago
Honest question. There aren't debit cards in the united states? They are simple plastic cards like credit carda but the bank is withdrawing your money directly from your account. There is not debt involved.
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siscia
10y ago
I am not an expert by any means, so we should wait the opinion of someone more competent than me, however. I will say that there are not any link. Most words in English come from two different roots, the German one and the Latin one. It act
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siscia
10y ago
It sound as a good news for everybody. Buffett is know for not putting too much pressure on his investments giving them the time to grow and be profitable. It is a strategy that worked pretty well, however a technology company is a differen
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siscia
10y ago
I was developing something similar with effe[1] e effe-tool[2], the idea is similar. You wrote your service in go following in such a way that it expose 3 function and it get compiled down to a single binary, then you can dockerize your app
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siscia
10y ago
The more I read about AI and machine learning the more I realize that I don't know nearly as much as I would like to know. Are there any good resources that you would suggest?
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siscia
11y ago
I actually voted the startup that can actually change the world on a meaningful way: Feynman Nano e Gresham Money. I found all the other companies "small thinking" that won't impact my life in a meaningful way, maybe perfect
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siscia
11y ago
I quickly scan the book it is suggested "Walnut" but I didn't grasp why, or how E is "secure" somebody can help?
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siscia
11y ago
Exactly :)
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siscia
11y ago
Yeah, if you only counting heads of course. But our analysis should be a little more deep. In my opinion she is the maximum; from any other gals I won't get as much positive "points", still in my opinion, I won't be able
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siscia
11y ago
Maybe, but I don't think so... Or, at least, it didn't happened to me. The first time of dating is like a bet, the partner is "good enough", you definitely look around and see more beautiful woman, smarter people or
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siscia
11y ago
Maybe a little off topic. I am a very romantic person and I don't see your point in the comment about dating. I am dating the only person I would like to date, not the smartest, not the hottest, not,the funniest but the only one that n
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Simulating rigid body collision lead to tragic waves
(community.wolfram.com)
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siscia
11y ago
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11y ago
I will look into Kubernetes. I believe you will need just a very thin layer on top of it to add droplets and you can call it done.
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150 pounds for 10.000 kilowatts CO2 turbins
(gereports.com)
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siscia
11y ago
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11y ago
Actually I don't believe there will be never a winner between the vim-way and the emacs-way. Are both great tools but with a completely different mentality and people will prefer one to the other depending on so many factor that the qu
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