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by udkl 9y ago
As a co-incidence, I just read this relevant article today - http://www.economist.com/news/economics-brief/21705308-fifth... Edit : to say - This site was a beautiful insightful experience.
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by udkl 9y ago
> just making more money doesn't magically fix the problem Magically, no. With an effort yes. There are already experiments with basic pay for example. Jeremy Rifkin books such as https://www.amazon.com/End-Work-Decl
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by udkl 9y ago
Use mindmup everyday and love claudiajs. Thank you for creating 2 excellent products.
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by udkl 9y ago
That's great. How did you go about promoting the site ?
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by udkl 9y ago
500 is a small sample size. Moreso when your tool serves a very specific target of people looking to satisfy a particular need. I would try user profiling and then search engine optimization or content marketing around use cases where peopl
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by udkl 9y ago
I haven't heard of snopes.com before and am having a hard time figuring it out. Is it like a Digg clone for 'urban legends' ? What makes it popular ? Also, what is the reason people would want to donate? What value does it
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Apache PredictionIO – Open Source Machine Learning Server(predictionio.incubator.apache.org)
6 points by udkl 9y ago|0 comments
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by udkl 9y ago
What are you doing with the data in Azure ML ? What is your experience with Azure ML ? How does it compare to the ML offerings from AWS ?
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by udkl 9y ago
Some insurers like UnitedHealthCare provide a free subscription to http://healthiestyou.com/ . HealthiestYou via UHC is a service where you book an appointment via their app and the doctor calls you back within a few minutes
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by udkl 9y ago
My go-to resource for relationship and marriage advice is the waitbutwhy article - https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/02/pick-life-partner.html and Mark Manson's website - https://markmanson.net/rel
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Apache Zeppelin - A web-based notebook that enables interactive data analytics(zeppelin.apache.org)
2 points by udkl 9y ago|0 comments
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by udkl 9y ago
In a sense, you just described the beginning of a passion.
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Starting a Business as a Developer in 2017(journal.standardnotes.org)
1 points by udkl 9y ago|0 comments
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by udkl 9y ago
Humans don't think rationally by default. Understanding this will save you some frustration.
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Be Internet Awesome(beinternetawesome.withgoogle.com)
2 points by udkl 9y ago|0 comments
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by udkl 9y ago
Sure, you will get something out of college.... better reasoning skills, better social skills and other 'horizontal' skills that you would probably have got from say an engineering major too.
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by udkl 9y ago
The post make a good observation but shouldn't be taken as advice. For one, the majority of people will take out a loan to fund their studies. They do not have cash laying around to invest. Second, a very minority of the population, es
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by udkl 9y ago
I really like what Dan says in his book "How to fail and still win big". Following your passion when young will probably not work out for you in the real world. Passions keep changing. Passion can be created. Invest in skills inst
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by udkl 9y ago
I think you missed the point completely. The parent post isn't against college education. It is against spending those years studying 'non-professional' subjects and calls these a waste. This is corroborated by the statement
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by udkl 9y ago
"Freedom at midnight" is a very well written book that describes the scenes a couple of years before and upto the freedom in 1947. The way the french author duo paint the then lifestyle of the Britishers, the kings and the common
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by udkl 9y ago
I'm audiobook-ing "Harry Potter And The Methods of Rationality" by the same author. It presents some of the ideas from "Rationality" but from the point of view of Harry who is portrayed as a rationalist. In-fact th
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Mps-YouTube: Terminal based YouTube player and downloader(github.com)
1 points by udkl 9y ago|0 comments
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by udkl 9y ago
If I'm on my Ubuntu machine I just use the different workspaces it provides and move between them. On OSX you can achieve something similar with multi-desktops.
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by udkl 9y ago
Well you could decide the action based on the type of the object. eg: If it's a human "Bob" : listen for command. If no relevant command, detour & continue to goal. If it's a vehicle in the middle of the road, wait f
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by udkl 9y ago
I don't really believe in the 10,000 hours number. Granted I've never read the book but it 'feels' faux. The amount of time needed to master is more a combination of deep practice, motivation to master & the individu
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by udkl 9y ago
Why would they not use a general purpose classifier [1] instead ? Sure, the tagging of objects in the field of view in this model may be unnecessary but you leverage an existing model that should allow the drone to 'think' beyond
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Ask HN: Who's using Clojure, and to do what?
109 points by udkl 9y ago|49 comments
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Ask HN: Thinking about my career
2 points by udkl 9y ago|1 comments
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by udkl 9y ago
These days I cringe when I see 'AI powered' and am wary of products that have it in their marketing lib. Feels like a gimmick due to the hype around AI.
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by udkl 9y ago
Sure, but sales is expensive. Is there a trick or insight to keep sales costs low ?

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