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by yosyp 10y ago
The stagnation of Li-ion batteries can be attributed to industry approaching the theoretical maximum energy density. So instead of optimizing the remaining 25%-30% capacity, focus shifted to Li-air or Li-S research. Li-S in particular can r
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by yosyp 10y ago
Wine on Mac does not support 64 bit, because OS X overwrites a CPU register that Wine requires.
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by yosyp 10y ago
You're wrong. 125,000 RPM with a 5 mm diameter is 235.58 km/hour or 146.4 mph, giving you 1,712,957 m/s^2 or 174,613 Gs (weird!)
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by yosyp 10y ago
Used this book during an undergraduate introductory course. I am now revisiting some of the chapters again, this is a great book! I think those interested in "data science" should definitely be exposed to some of the concepts intr
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by yosyp 10y ago
Looks like as of 2:20PM EST 10/25 there are 2,194 job postings. At $50/post, that's a pretty successful launch! Congrats!
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by yosyp 10y ago
Let's assume that a typical floating camera has a field of view of 100 m^2. That means to cover 1 km^2 of land, we would need 100 floating cameras. Now the total surface area of land (not water) on Earth is about 150,000,000 km^2, so w
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by yosyp 10y ago
Imagine you just hired a new web developer, and added him to this repo. His first local repo clone will include 3 entire projects for iOS, Android, and backend server, that he has no use for, or should even have permissions to access in the
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by yosyp 10y ago
Tim is becoming more like the Robert Kiyosaki of the startup/techie crowd, rather than a store of knowledge about strange and obscure ways scoured from unconventional or overlooked sources like in the early days of the four hour work w
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by yosyp 11y ago
My favorite example of their strange UI/UX pattern is trying to make a new task header in list mode. There isn't a dedicated button for this — or is there?! Try to hover your pointer on "Add Task" and a new button magica
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by yosyp 11y ago
I think the crucial detail you are missing from the article is this: "According to the equations physicists have settled on, gravitational waves would compress space in one direction and stretch it in another as they traveled outward.
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by yosyp 11y ago
You are correct in that there will be m^n minima, but since your surface is highly symmetric, local minima are trivially easy to find. Are you simplifying the statement by skipping over the importance of intervals? If the intervals spanned
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by yosyp 11y ago
(Apologies for crossposting from the October hiring thread) Web developer - FREELANCE and REMOTE Recently funded startup looking for developer to help relieve pressure from our main dev. The team is living as digital nomads throughout the U
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by yosyp 11y ago
Web developer - REMOTE or FREELANCE Recently funded startup looking for developer to help relieve pressure from our main dev. The team is living as digital nomads throughout the US, so you can be remote or join us on the journey. Preference
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by yosyp 12y ago
I must be confused, but isn't stochastic gradient descent a bit of an oxymoron? A stochastic search space implies independent points in the search space, so the Lipschitz condition doesn't hold. Does gradient descent apply to prob
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by yosyp 12y ago
A ninja startup with angel backing in it's early stages. Looking for a competent remote iOS developer, with experience in Parse or other backend frameworks. XMPP familiarity is a plus. Web app experience preferred. Willing to contract&
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by yosyp 12y ago
What a fun paper, but seems like a cute joke to me. All that the author did was use the basic wave equation with changed variables to simulate Jell-O. The article has algorithm and theory tags, but this is neither. I wish they had gone into
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by yosyp 13y ago
Although the obfuscated case is really pushing it in terms of code usability and readability, being able to write miniaturized code is really important in some industries (ie defense projects). Take for example the Kinetis KL02 ( http:&#x2
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Ask HN: How to land a startup internship as an undergrad?
1 points by yosyp 13y ago|1 comments
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How the Internet will be different 20 years from now, in 2034(lemis.com)
2 points by yosyp 13y ago|0 comments
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by yosyp 13y ago
seems to be a lot of confusion here. excellent explanation of this by Ron Minnich, directly from the 9fans mailing list http://9fans.net/archive/2014/02/75
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by yosyp 13y ago
cheers https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26434203/nature13008.pdf