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by yohann305 8y ago
you're right, there is a difference between organs. Tissue make up organs just like amino acids would make proteins. Here is a clear explanation: The difference between cells, tissues and organs. A group of cells working together is de
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by yohann305 8y ago
i haven't followed Bitcoin lately. Can anyone here explain why is this such a big deal and what are the ramifications? Thank you
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by yohann305 8y ago
your app mechanics aren't that much different than Reddit, am i wrong? How is Reddit doing it without being removed?
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Ask HN: How to determine body position while sleeping?
1 points by yohann305 8y ago|1 comments
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by yohann305 8y ago
Google said 40% of their data server operating cost comes from paying for energy , it makes business sense to switch to this type of DRAM. I couldn't find the actual youtube video where a google employee shows the 40% energy cost, if
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by yohann305 8y ago
people that downvoted the above comment, care to explain why? thank you
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by yohann305 8y ago
Yes, you might not be able to use the good old radio device to get AM radio stations due to frequency interference BUT the article does not mention the fact that you can use an app on the Tesla car dashboard to stream AM radio stations.
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by yohann305 8y ago
Developers have to make a living, that's what happens with the race to the bottom pricing in app stores
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by yohann305 8y ago
This year, media was focusing on taking down Facebook, i'm forecasting 2019 will be the year media will focus on Amazon. Let's see
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by yohann305 8y ago
i'm no expert but here is my opinion, feel free to criticize: The world of hardware is going through a lot of growth lately with power hungry Machine Learning models and the arrival of self-driving cars (even semi-autonomous cars), car
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by yohann305 8y ago
it's not an online password. You actually need physical access to the phone to do something with it. It's not as bad as what people make it sound.
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by yohann305 8y ago
anyone here good with the stock market and would know how to leverage this list?
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Ask HN: Would Musk's SEC lawsuit still be valid if Tesla goes private?
3 points by yohann305 8y ago|1 comments
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by yohann305 8y ago
Why is this on github, where's the code? ps: Github is not just for code okay... But let's be honest, this is a blog post, let's keep github clean
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by yohann305 8y ago
All of a sudden, Elon Musk's vision to have all traffic underground is a lot more sound. I love this guy, seeing him so misunderstood makes me sad.
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by yohann305 8y ago
I wonder what would happen if you could somehow grow mice with these brain cells (Planet of the mice!)
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by yohann305 8y ago
>> "If you could 3-D print a circuit that manipulates photons instead of electrons, that could pave the way for future applications in light-based computing". This goes hand in hand with the post that made news on HN 3 days
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by yohann305 8y ago
I'm a mobile app developer, i develop apps on a computer, not on the smartphone itself, nor does any developer i know. I tried an Android setup a couple years back, the overall experience was negative. A phone cannot replace a computer
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by yohann305 8y ago
Some of you might want to know that many of the standard Arduino libraries do not work on ESP32 (ex: controlling a servo motor using servo.h). Basically you'll start fiddling with an Arduino Uno and would want to move to a smaller piec
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by yohann305 8y ago
Someone patented space elevators in 2015. http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?patentnumber=90858... No comments...
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by yohann305 8y ago
i remember reading here on HN someone explaining why space elevators are not possible. I can't recall why, but he/she had very convincing arguments. Anyone here remember that thread and can link it back here? Thanks
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by yohann305 8y ago
i'm surprised you didn't add cryptocurrencies in the mix
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by yohann305 8y ago
I honestly don't get the "No, not again". Could you elaborate? Thanks edit: thanks for the explanation
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by yohann305 8y ago
How come I've never heard of Ravn?! It looks like this is a company we should hear more often in the news (maybe because it's a defense contractor?)
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by yohann305 8y ago
In this article, Karl mentions he's busy working on RAVN. Anyone knows what he is referring to?
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by yohann305 8y ago
It won't be surprising at all if Karl gets approached by ML for a job opportunity
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by yohann305 8y ago
So was the iPhone when it came out. It was an evolution over the available phones at the time. BlackBerry Razor if i recall correctly was the hottest phone at the time. Actually the dominance of the iPhone was all but certain at the time.
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by yohann305 8y ago
What's wrong with "organic" dogs? Get one at the nearest Animal Shelter and save yourself $3K.
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by yohann305 8y ago
This is certainly a myth. Everyone knows, including big companies, that as you grow in size you have a harder time innovating. The classic "lean startup" book mentions this issue and gives the example of Intuit's in-house acc
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by yohann305 8y ago
Basically a ripoff of the robot-butler concept, replacing the wheels with rotors. In 1984, the TV series Riptide already had a robot serving drinks: https://www.filmaffinity.com/es/movieimage.php?imageId=98109... Robot

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