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by xchip 6y ago
Every science degree studies algebra in their first course, it should be regarded as something pretty basic. How comes people are still talking about this?
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by xchip 6y ago
If there is a will there is a way, otherwise you have excuses and articles like this one.
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by xchip 6y ago
The problem is to find an antibody that defeats just corona and not other cells, like nerves and other stuff you need
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by xchip 7y ago
That is what I thought a the beginning, I am very social and I will talk/listen to anyone on the street, but yet it works very well for me and I don't really feel lonely. Sometimes I even have to close slack because it is too dist
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by xchip 7y ago
Please ignore all these experts, all they want is to make you feel special because you drink/eat their stuff. Above a certain threshold one cannot tell the difference between good and very good. Wine tasters know it and it has been ver
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by xchip 7y ago
That was too loose and generic, with statements like that you would be kicked out of any meeting :P
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by xchip 7y ago
I've been doing IoT stuff for 5+ years now, I am looking forward knowing what is that killing use case that needs the requirements you mention. Also, are you aware that 5G would require people to pay and wifi is free (and fast enough!)
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by xchip 7y ago
CDRoms were solving the problems of storage. So what is the problem 5G is solving for the world?
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by xchip 7y ago
Definitely 5G is not solving any problem in gaming. I work for a company that builds big fat chips for gaming, streaming is a thing but this is the first time I hear that we need 5G. As for the rest, I am already doing that and all works qu
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by xchip 7y ago
Do we know at least 3 problems that 5G is solving? Even in my little town people have internet at full speed via optic fiber.
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Ask HN: Why is 4G not enough and what are the use cases of 5G?
14 points by xchip 7y ago|18 comments
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by xchip 7y ago
I used to be a demoscener, and watching other do amazing things is what inspired me to learn computer graphics and write my own demos. It was not only that, it was the amazing people that took the time to teach me and encouraged me to do be
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by xchip 7y ago
The headline, besides mentioning the the gender and the race of this person, should also mention the shoe size.
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by xchip 7y ago
This are great news for many insurance companies because if you get sick the won't need to cover your expenses. Stay safe!
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by xchip 7y ago
Most insurances don't cover pandemics, so guess who is benefited by this ;)
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by xchip 7y ago
Here is another spectrogram visualizer but with a twist, the frequency bins are the notes of a piano and hence you can use it to tune instruments or your voice. The project: https://github.com/aguaviva/GuitarTuner Onli
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by xchip 7y ago
Would you mind show your github IoT projects?
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by xchip 7y ago
TL;DR: “Our findings suggest that using dim, cooler, lights in the evening and bright warmer lights in the day may be more beneficial.“
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by xchip 7y ago
If you really coached so many CEOs you don't really need to brag about it. This guy is just advertising himself
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by xchip 7y ago
what a pretentious headline :/
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by xchip 7y ago
FYI: I am using here the Goertzel Algorithm to help tune ANY musical instrument. https://aguaviva.github.io/GuitarTuner/GuitarTuner.html
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by xchip 7y ago
Another CYOA editor with a unique editor that shows you the whole conversation graph https://aguaviva.github.io/SEMap/SEMap.html It was used to create this bot that asks you Socratic questions: https://aguav
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by xchip 7y ago
TL;DR: "Some calculations suggested that the bubble is surrounded by an extremely thin layer of liquid touching the sides of the tube, which slowly diminishes in size and eventually disappears, Kolinski said. That thin layer would crea
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by xchip 7y ago
I think we should enable direct democracy in sports firts, that is, people vote for the line up, strategies, everything... and if it works there, we should roll it to politics
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by xchip 7y ago
warning: the article fools around but doesn't give an answer...
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by xchip 7y ago
This is a husband saying he gots more credit score than his wife. Just this anecdote doesn't imply sexism. Also, with your browsing, you've been giving lots of info to Apple, they know things about your wife you don't know. M
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by xchip 7y ago
From this article looks like a good man is a man with higher status than the woman, a bit sad.
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by xchip 7y ago
Ars amatoria - Ovid (a book on picking up women, TL;DR: things have not changed much since back in the ancient Rome) On speeches - Cicero (the only book that breaks down a speech is such a detail, same thing as above) Gorgias - A Socrates d
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by xchip 7y ago
you mean legally I presume?
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by xchip 7y ago
The title is misleading

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