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by wuschel 8y ago
Quick question: was there a time when Rust was closer to the syntax format of Haskell/Ocaml? e.g. Type declaration Function declaration
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by wuschel 8y ago
Writing printer drivers, for example.
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by wuschel 8y ago
I share your worries, as I too think that the abstractions used in the trained models in the talk are inherently leaky, meaning that they do not represent reality to a suffiently high degree (see corn flakes vs ketchup screen wiping action)
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Alternatives to Google Products(restoreprivacy.com)
1169 points by wuschel 8y ago|504 comments
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by wuschel 8y ago
Not sure about the patentibility of those patents (they are still all in the application phase, and I have not read them), but to my understanding patents a) have to be tested before court and b) often fall back to less generic claims in pr
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Audi's Level 3 Self Driving System Not Intruded in US but EU(wired.com)
2 points by wuschel 8y ago|0 comments
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by wuschel 8y ago
Congratulations for the release, and for all the hard work!
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by wuschel 8y ago
Here is a discussion/summary of the American Cancer Society : https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancer-causes/radiation-exposu... It is certainly not an easy problem to measure and collect strong evidence for ei
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by wuschel 9y ago
:D
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by wuschel 9y ago
Hello mining guy - would you be perhaps up for a short chat? Our team is currently looking into innovation in the mining sector. My contact details are in my description.
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Personal Healthcare Information Ecosystem, Built on Blockchain(medibloc.org)
1 points by wuschel 9y ago|0 comments
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by wuschel 9y ago
Agreed! Great to see YC address the lab space issue and give a larger cash/equity cut for biotech focused companies. I am wondering how early/late stage the desired biotech company should be. Right now, many biotech-y YC applicati
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by wuschel 9y ago
I agree that the transition to EV is one of the biggest challenges the German car industry is facing. Who would have known 15 years ago that a major industry (~ 800K jobs in Germany, directly or indirect) would have to face such a storm? Fi
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by wuschel 9y ago
The article is a PR piece for " Keiyaku Kekkon ", a japanese marriage partner startup. I quickly read through the text - and wondered what I had learned. It does not present any interesting conclusions, or back its statements wi
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by wuschel 9y ago
What about HN (Reddit and like)? May sound funndy, but there are the also reward mechanisms at play when we visit these sites, and they can be affecting work/private life negatively as well.
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by wuschel 9y ago
import antigravity [1] I in Python, Given the fact Python is a dynamically typed language, with all the need to write deterministic tests, I am always amazed to see such packages come up. The eco-system is just incredible in this regar
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by wuschel 9y ago
I would love to see a small tutorial for package, perhaps even explaining some concept basics, and differences to Elm when working with it. Just dabbling in Haskell a bit (for fun, working through Haskell from first principles ). Better a
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by wuschel 9y ago
Same questions - would love to see some numbers here. Perhaps one advantage would be that you do not need node?
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by wuschel 9y ago
I was wondering about that, too. Perhaps a solution would be a SSL-esque certificate for a webassembly blob? Just wondering..
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by wuschel 9y ago
That - or the results are based on one of those low quality medical research studies that is performed by medical students in order to get their MD in some countries.
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by wuschel 9y ago
Re public domain books, try out Project Gutenberg: http://www.gutenberg.org/
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by wuschel 9y ago
SpaceX certainly makes interesting marketing publications regarding the colonization of other planets. Unfortunately, that does not change that our species of ape decendents is stripping and destroying its single, most precious planetary ha
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Calibre 3 released(calibre-ebook.com)
78 points by wuschel 9y ago|1 comments
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by wuschel 9y ago
I am always wondering if "terrorists" really use means of communication that are easy to compromise.
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by wuschel 9y ago
The question is, under what degradation conditions (time, bacteria, etc), and what other threat vector does the material bring to animal life.
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by wuschel 9y ago
Hi, thank you very much for your detailed elaboration on the subject, and the references. I was not aware of the bigger, geologic perspective: ~ 3 mg Uranium in 1 m^3 ocean water. Makes sense, when one thinks about the relative rat
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by wuschel 9y ago
Hi, interesting answers. 1) Could you tell me more about replenishment of Uranium in seawater, or point me towards your source? Wouldn't it mean that we would reach a maximum saturation of Uranium in the ocean after some time (with pre
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by wuschel 9y ago
Any thoughts? Found it through an announcement at Sigma-Aldritch [1]. As a side comment, Merck went on quite a aquisiation rampage recently. [1] http://www.merckmillipore.com/DE/de/20170512_225124?ReferrerURL=ht
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New method to rapidly deploy newly discovered bacterial CRISPR (Merck/May 2017)(nature.com)
3 points by wuschel 9y ago|1 comments
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by wuschel 9y ago
At its core, YC is a VC entity, and as such is competing for promising investment possibilities. IMHO YC's move to "accept 10K new companies" is a smart attempt in attempting to extend their reach to get the first pick at the

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