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Hexagons and Hilbert Curves – The Headaches of Distributed Spatial Indices(hivekit.io)
4 points by wolframhempel 3y ago|0 comments
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The Headaches of Distributed Spatial Indices(hivekit.io)
1 points by wolframhempel 3y ago|0 comments
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Shittier: Code formatting tool that makes your code look terrible(github.com)
125 points by wolframhempel 3y ago|78 comments
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Show HN: Hivekit – Location Infrastructure for the Internet(hivekit.io)
3 points by wolframhempel 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Hivekit – realtime geospatial API Platform(hivekit.io)
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I believe, Spotify is pretty much the best thing ever. I understand the criticism - but to me, this is just a sign of how far we've come. I was born in 1984 and, from a very early age, was really into Metal. That was a problem - since
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
What surprised me about Schufa is that the certificate it provides only states that you didn't have any defaults or delinquencies in Germany. That's quite different from a credit rating in the US sense that you can build up by con
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
That's super interesting. Are there any books/articles/further reading on this you can recommend?
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
Slight tangent - but I feel that our need for "explainable AI" might lead to us missing out on some fundamentally different ways of thinking and reasoning that AI could provide. Machines might reach conclusions in ways that simply
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Berlin | Remote Hey, I'm Wolfram. I'be built https://arcentry.com/ - a beautiful cloud diagramming tool, https://vimeo.com/143728632 - a trading app for retail brokers, https:&#x2F
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I'm a bit annoyed :-). We're building a platform ( https://hivekit.io/ ) that lets you visualize, coordinate and automate operations in the physical world (on mines, construction sites, cities etc.). When I first st
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I work from home with my family and pets jumping around. Having a device that isolates you to some extend while giving you effectively unlimited screen space (and hopefully individual floaty windows in a future update) is quite attractive t
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
This raises a more fundamental moral issue: if I want to be stupid and I'm only endangering myself - why should't I? I firmly believe that it's not the government's or automakers role to keep me from harming myself - but
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
Even with the chest harness, she can switch seats. You have to put the seatbelts on the empty seats as well, but that makes it harder for her to lie down comfortably.
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
On the "yelling at me" part - I find this an absolutely puzzling design pattern that a number of automakers have adopted. I was driving a Volkswagen ID4 - their mid-size electric car - the other day, and my dog was on the back sea
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I think that's a fair correction - and its true that the Ukraine war has shattered a lot of assumption about western involvement in asymmetric conflict.
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
Venture Capital rarely creates trends - it follows them, and arguably amplifies them. In the case of rising conflicts around the world, it makes sense for VCs to allocate parts of their funds towards defense. Does that mean they have an int
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Theia (the planet that might be earth's core)(en.wikipedia.org)
8 points by wolframhempel 3y ago|1 comments
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
It's probably worth stressing that Open AI has a very unusual ownership and government structure that left Sam very vulnerable to this sort of board action - not just from a legal point of view, but from a fundamental conflict of inter
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I think the fundamental question behind this and similar cases will be "how many degrees of derivation are required to go from copying to learning". If I read a lot of New York times and then go and write a political thriller, tha
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
But there's the law and then there's a company's ability to make another's life miserable by way of lawsuit. So even if you're right, getting sued by Disney, Warner Brothers, Universal and every other player in the
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I wouldn't say it's broken by design - it's just a matter of incentives that heavily favor taking content down over allowing it to stay. - If Youtube issues a copyright strike that wasn't warranted, a single creator wi
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
> violent deaths on Earth have been massively trending downward for decades. Right after they spiked to an all time high during WW1/WW2/Stalin/Mao reign. I know what you mean and I don't want to dismiss it outright
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I don't think it needs a shadowy puppeteer to create this. There is no shortage of countries that dislike the west, even without Russia's meddling.
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
what's your point?
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
I believe this will be an unpopular opinion - but I agree with your article. Conflict and war exists - today as much as ever - and shying away from engaging in it early doesn't make the war go away, it just makes it come to you. So, in
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by wolframhempel 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Berlin | Remote Hey, I'm Wolfram. I'be built https://arcentry.com/ - a beautiful cloud diagramming tool, https://vimeo.com/143728632 - a trading app for retail brokers, https:&#x2
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Sam Bankman-Fried will not face a second trial(reuters.com)
2 points by wolframhempel 3y ago|0 comments
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The eternal struggle between open source and proprietary software(techcrunch.com)
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The ten best books that thought me new ways of thinking about the world(hivekit.io)
2 points by wolframhempel 3y ago|0 comments

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