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by slewis 9y ago
Can you comment on when/why you might use IntelliJ/VS over VSCode? I've recently switched to VSCode from vim, and haven't really used full IDEs since college (except for small amounts of mobile app development).
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by slewis 9y ago
The devices don't persist groups across reboot, so if they power-cycle (which can happen if they update), you have to regroup everything.
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by slewis 9y ago
https://www.smithandcrown.com/icos/ Mostly memes and mindless speculation, but you can get an idea of sentiment here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/ That's the tip of the iceberg.
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by slewis 9y ago
It'd be interesting to hear why you'd like 4-6 years. I'm not judging your preference or response, really just curious.
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by slewis 9y ago
Ooo, I want to layer on the thockin love! When I was fresh out of college in 2006 Tim and his team (then the BIOS team at Google) were the friendliest, geniusyiest, most patient group a new grad could hope for. Thanks for the mentorship Tim
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by slewis 9y ago
There are no specific hardware requirements for any of the levels of autonomy, that I'm aware of.
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by slewis 9y ago
The Python Language Reference is pretty good if you're already experienced: https://docs.python.org/3.6/reference/index.html
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by slewis 9y ago
Take a look at Basic Attention Token and the Brave browser.
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by slewis 9y ago
I'm glad the hard fork happened, because it makes clear and public that there is no "coding around" the possibility of human oversight. Better for that to happen early than late IMO. And people sure still seem to be onboard.
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by slewis 9y ago
The browser is ad-free and tracker-free by default and they've stated a few times that it will remain so. Business concerns aside, it really does significantly improve my mobile browsing experience (I'm using it on iOS).
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by slewis 9y ago
Not a single comment here actually addresses the content of the article. Just pointing that out.
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Dissecting Reinforcement Learning(mpatacchiola.github.io)
4 points by slewis 10y ago|0 comments
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by slewis 10y ago
I don't think I can comment on that! Sorry. Someone who is working on storage at Google today would have a better idea of what's public vs not.
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by slewis 10y ago
At Google my colleague developed a simple test that made vibration effects very obvious (this was in 2008). In a server with a bunch of disks, do random reads or writes on all but one disk. On the final disk, do sequential reads. Back then
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by slewis 10y ago
There were expensive bikes back then too. There are cheap bikes now. It depends where you look.
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by slewis 10y ago
Who gets to decide which laws are ok to break? What do you think of medical marijuana users in the US (still 100% illegal at the federal level)?
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Amazon Dot Teaches Toddler Slew of Dirty Words(gizmodo.com)
2 points by slewis 10y ago|0 comments
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Awesome Deep Vision: Deep Learning Resources for Computer Vision(github.com)
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by slewis 10y ago
Would you mind explaining the shift change in more detail? Did the employer hire more in order to lower everyone's hours below the overtime limit?
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by slewis 10y ago
There are some very thoughtful comments in response to the parent, and I'm not degrading them. I just want to say in addition to an upvote that yours is more than just thoughtful. Thank you.
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by slewis 10y ago
The article says over and over again it's a toy. Young people, 14-25 are going to buy these and make them cool. Not the 35 year old engineers who bought Google Glass. Google has never made something cool. Snapchat was cool out of the g
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by slewis 10y ago
You just laid out YOUR version of a perfect company. There are, of course, plenty of people who disagree with you.
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by slewis 10y ago
Yes, so if you have a uniform distribution of nodes and gateways over space, a node's nearest gateway gets closer as network density increases.
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by slewis 10y ago
Shawn from Beep here. It's definitely an interesting area for us. We've created a tracker demo but don't have any information on our site about it yet. I love the idea of inductively charging the dog tracker when the dog is i
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by slewis 10y ago
Ah you mean on the topo map, not the Google map at the top. Thanks.
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by slewis 10y ago
Thanks! You mean in 9 months? We're hoping to do one earlier than that :). Hit me up: shawn at beepnetworks dot com
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by slewis 10y ago
It's a great point. A smart network needs to scale down the transmit power of its nodes and gateways as the network density increases.
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by slewis 10y ago
LoRaWAN requires AES128: https://www.lora-alliance.org/portals/0/documents/whitepaper... The radio chip itself doesn't perform the encryption though, it's done on the host microcontroller. What kind
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by slewis 10y ago
I believe Microchip licensed the IP from Semtech and has made their own chips: http://www.microchip.com/design-centers/wireless-connectivit...
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by slewis 10y ago
Shawn from Beep here. These use-cases sound really interesting. Send me an email? shawn at beepnetworks dot com

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