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wikibob
10y ago
Would love to ask you a few questions about how you got from point a to b, mind if I drop you an email? I don't see an address in your profile
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wikibob
10y ago
One thing that is great about wunderlist is the truly instant sync. Have you been able to replicate that? I vaguely remember reading an interview somewhere about how they accomplished it.
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10y ago
The abstract states the opposite of the parent. It says that while bacteria develop resistance in the lab to phases that co-evolve, it is unlikely to be a problem in the real world. >Bacteriophage therapy, the use of viruses that infect
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10y ago
Yes, nearly all commercially sold milk in the USA is HTST pasteurized. High Temperature Short Time. This article is discussing UHT, or Ultra High Temperature milk, which is a different process that produces a significantly different taste p
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10y ago
This is pretty awesome. The system is smarter than I thought when I saw it in-store. Since the tags are networked with infrared, they can flash on command. For example when store employees are trying to find a particular product for stockin
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10y ago
Actually eInk price displays, known as Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL's) [0] are extensive deployed in many retailers. You can see the labels available from Pricer, one of the big players in the space: http://www.pricer.com&#x
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10y ago
And here's a direct link to the computerality diff in plain text for easy viewing on mobile: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/computerality/3e0bc104cd2...
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JAMstack: JavaScript, Reusable APIs and Prebuilt Markup
(jamstack.org)
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10y ago
Also you made an important point which I think has been completely overlooked by many here. HackerNews no longer has the regular presence of those involved in YC, because there's now BookFace which looks to have came about around 2015.
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10y ago
Can you point to the exact page on Archive.org that has all of the courses? This appears to be the Berkley page that links to all the available courses: http://webcast.berkeley.edu/series#c,s I've checked the various A
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10y ago
These kind of stories are why I come here. I'm sure we'd all love to hear more interesting history that you'd care to share.
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10y ago
What did you switch to? Problem with BackBlaze and others is that they delete backups if not connected for 30 days, particularly external drives.
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10y ago
Full Text PDF: http://scholar.harvard.edu/files/pallais/files/acting_wife.p...
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10y ago
I agree. DayOne is terrific, but I am really not happy to have the NSA vacuuming up my entries. Where do you see that the latest version added encryption? The most recent info I've seen is the blog entries from May 2016 http:/&#x
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10y ago
I would say it depends entirely on your goal. Is the CS program high quality? If yes, then the job you work in order to attend that program is merely a means to an end. Think of it as waiting tables, just slightly more related to what you&#
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10y ago
Your reasoning isn't far off from what mine was at the time I was choosing a major. With the benefit of hindsight I can tell you that if you want to work in the quantitive side of technology, the pain of suffering through the math and
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10y ago
Just FYI, getting an Information Systems degree instead of a Computer Science degree is one of my regrets. I would not advise it to anyone. If you want to work in tech, go for the CS degree. Yes it'll be harder, but it's vastly mo
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10y ago
Yes. I tried to for many years with paper and pen. It never worked for me until I started using DayOne [0] on iOS and Mac. Simply superb design and one of my favorite pieces of software to use because it does (almost) exactly what I want it
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10y ago
Is there is a SF office in your future? If not, is the entire team in Des Moines and Ann Arbor, or do you have folks working remote as well?
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10y ago
I'm interested in your story, can you tell a bit of it? I'm trying to figure out if it's the right choice for me to pursue a PhD. What was your research experience like? I've seen a few sources mention the advisor confli
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10y ago
What does it take to add real-time data for a new city? I've been interested in trying to scrape the data from the transit provider here. They have what appears to be reasonably accurate arrival predictions which they display through a
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I suggest reading the entire notice. The dissenting commissioners do some serious mental gymnastics to justify their disent.
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10y ago
Could you recommend a particular dentist there? Do they have the Solea 9.3 µm laser? From what I've been able to find, it's the only one that directly removes enamel and dentin. The other kind is erbium lasers which vaporize a wat
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Which program are you doing?
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10y ago
Cisco spark was a knee jerk reaction to Slack. It's a very poor knockoff (much worse than Microsoft teams).
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Here's the robotic camera control arm they used which you can see in the BTS video. http://www.cameracontrol.com/equipment/bolt/
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Do you know that the art of the deal wasn't written at all by trump, and the guy who wrote it doesn't support him?
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Fascinating comment in light of the election results. In this particular instance I agree with you, Theranos was BS and I was glad to see it fall. Eye opening to realize however, that this is exactly the sentiment that those who voted Trump
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10y ago
Which particular classes on EdX and Coursera did you find to be worthwhile?
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10y ago
Wow, really fascinating. Thanks for this
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