RuggeroAltair

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by RuggeroAltair 5y ago
Some of the tech team at Sirona are here, if people have questions.
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“How to” use Mapbox Movement Data for data analytics (guide)(mapbox.com)
11 points by RuggeroAltair 6y ago|1 comments
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by RuggeroAltair 6y ago
Engineer from Mapbox here, please ask away if you have questions!
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by RuggeroAltair 9y ago
I am just sad for all the victims of rape in the UK that haven't probably seen, even remotely, the same police efforts made for this accusation. It happened in a different country, and parts of the accusation wouldn't even be a cr
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by RuggeroAltair 9y ago
The issue is not only about mass. Any mass could form a black hole, the main point is about mass density, and that's not trivial to obtain. That aside, real infinities is a vague concept. What's important is that any theory of gra
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by RuggeroAltair 9y ago
From a physics perspective, the many-world, as ridiculous as it sounds, is a more sound theory (believed to be correct by some top physicists) than negative gravity. The explanation of why gravity is only positive is a complex one, but phys
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by RuggeroAltair 9y ago
Might be useful to mention this article, and that maybe Olivetti's care for design also inspired the modern Apple store. http://www.italianways.com/the-olivetti-store-set-to-conquer...
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Poe's Law(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by RuggeroAltair 11y ago|0 comments
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by RuggeroAltair 12y ago
Related, AI Quid Raises $39M https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9233388
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Quid – The quiet startup inking million-dollar deals(cnbc.com)
8 points by RuggeroAltair 12y ago|2 comments
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by RuggeroAltair 12y ago
Also about Quid from CNBC: The quiet start-up inking million-dollar deals http://www.cnbc.com/id/102500826
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AI Quid Raises $39M(techcrunch.com)
9 points by RuggeroAltair 12y ago|3 comments
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Uber’s black week: Media focused too much on threat to journalists(venturebeat.com)
6 points by RuggeroAltair 12y ago|0 comments
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by RuggeroAltair 12y ago
Today is the first day that H-1B for next October are accepted, and apparently they know for sure that the limit will be reached so soon that "the agency is prepared to use a random selection process to meet the numerical limit" [
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by RuggeroAltair 12y ago
Steve Carlip used to be my advisor in grad school and his style of writing shows his beautiful way of explaining (and thinking about) deep questions in physics. One think that I believe is important to point out is that this short essay is
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Offshore firms took 50 of H-1B visas in 2013
2 points by RuggeroAltair 12y ago|1 comments
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by RuggeroAltair 12y ago
I'll start myself indicating a non technical one focusing on communication https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVimVzgtD6w
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Ask HN: What are the best data science talks you've heard?
1 points by RuggeroAltair 12y ago|1 comments
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
I don't think we disagree on that. I'm not talking about the product side of things. I said and mean that Amazon is pushing for standards, regulations, laws etc. also by showing the possible demand side. The reason why Google does
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
I think that a lot of comments here are missing a crucial point: in the next few years unmanned vehicles are going to play a major role in most of the transportation landscape, whereas this is for people or objects. Amazon here is trying to
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
Isn't this the same problem eBay has been having for seller who aren't stores? In that case buyers just buy expensive objects and then open a dispute under the 'object not respondent to description' or 'broken'
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
This is a pretty silly statement, because it implies that what someone could do with google glass they don't normally already do. What about a TomTom? Is that illegal? Is it better to look at its screen wherever you positioned it in t
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
I liked the website and the idea. I didn't mean 'wavy' as offensive, but just that this above may be correct assumptions, but I fail to see whether or not are mathematically rigorous. For example. I agree that within the circ
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
The determinant factor is not the direction, but the current angle of both entities. The monster will always have to run towards the direction where the angle between itself and the boat is smaller, otherwise it'd be choosing a longer
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
Steve Carlip used to be my advisor in grad school and his style of writing conveys completely his beautiful way of explaining (and thinking about) deep questions in physics. One think that I believe is important to point out is that this sh
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
Just to make it clear. If gravity was propagating faster than light, then general relativity for how we conceive it would have to be reformulated. It would be similar to the problem of if neutrinos were actually going faster than the speed
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
No, I agree, and I mean exactly what you meant. Either you say that something is dangerous (as in your example, drugs, weapons... etc), or it has to be considered a scam. I may be wrong and I would like to understand this better, but I don&
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
If someone proposes this kind of law in the US, would it be compatible with the US Constitution? It seems to me hard to enforce in some western countries. How can you enforce people not to buy or sell something, unless you decide it's
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
It depends on where you are. In Europe free sodas are more rare. In Italy, at least until I left, I had never heard of free sodas at work. But I heard of a lot of free work 'for experience'.
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by RuggeroAltair 13y ago
I agree and open source is a completely different thing, in facts someone here even suggested that as a better option than working for a company for free. But honestly, you are talking about a different thing. If you can't afford to pay muc

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