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Migrating from Firebase to Supabase: Lessons Learned
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Lexical vs. ProseMirror Performance Benchmarks
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On JumpHigher [1], an app that helps you improve your vertical leaps, just using your phone camera. It's functional already, but very early, the algorithm took quite a while to nail ( still far from perfect ). I'm a CEO of a small
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Ask HN: Problems with Reaching Out to the World
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2y ago
Have you thought about sub Ghz mesh networking like 6lowpan with TI CC1310? If you don't need that much computing power then it's a good option, with way longer battery life.
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3y ago
Z-transform is very similar to Fourier or Laplace transform, but in discrete time. These things are not that hard, if you get FFT already then you can get there if you want.
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3y ago
In high level play you have to manage your land, the hard thing is how to find the optimal route to collect your army: It's advisable to take around 15-18 turns to collect your army from an area and attack in the remaining 10-7 turns,
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3y ago
One data point: I've been to couples therapy quite a few years ago and we've been getting better and better ever since. From my experience a priest would go into that discussion with the goal of keeping the couple together, while
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3y ago
Just a personal anectode: I'm pretty sure that this wasn't true for me. I think some humans have an instinct for survival, maybe all of them, if a persons emotional needs are met then developing, advancing, learning is a natural b
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Yjs CRDT syncing back end with Hocuspocus and Supabase
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Show HN: Collaborative text editor with PouchDB and ProseMirror
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6y ago
Hey there! I co-authored this article about a web-based collaborative editor. The main trick is that by using PouchDB's sync functionality we can do client-server communication without a custom WebSocket layer, making everything easier
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7y ago
Location: EU / Hungary Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Node, React, C, C++, ARM, 6lowpan, rpl, python, firebase, postgres etc.. Résumé/CV: https://www.emergence-engineering.com/cv/viktor Ema
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Location: Hungary Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React/Redux/Node/Typescript/Firebase/Postgres/C/C++/Python/Pytorch/Verilog/6lowpan etc... Résumé/CV: https:
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- If it was just about pay, surely the incentive would work on boys just as much as girls? That's the question basically. Would it :)? One side says it would the other says that genders are statistically different. - Boys on the other
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7y ago
I think you misunderstand me. I'm not saying that you shouldn't have any responsibilities, but I'm saying that there should be a balance. In my country an average 16 year old's schedule only consists of "responsibil
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It saddens me to death to hear words like: "To not stick to a schedule/routine once I am solo" from hyper-motivated people. It makes me hopeful to see that you're self-aware enough to mention other people's optinion
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7y ago
I don't think it uses GPS for that. You can match two partially overlapping images. From the movement of the feature points in the overlapping areas you can calculate your camera orientation, and thus the 3d point cloud of feature poin
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8y ago
I never quite understood this. I'm from eastern EU, I don't consider my country "poor", but people who are on the bottom of the economic ladder do not eat beef here ( cheap beef is ~4usd/lbs, chicken thighs are 1.5u
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I've read the book / finished the course. What this course doesn't teach you: getting sensor data, figuring out the environment ( this part is called mapping ) from your sensor input ( for ex. locating feature points / g
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9y ago
You just named some of the beliefs that you can't say. Basically you agree with Thiel. One more thing to note: you've called the guy "pro-authoritarian/pseudo-monarchist". Is this how he describes himself ( I guess
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9y ago
The taboo is that differences between groups of people could be caused by something else than systematic oppression ( for ex.: biology/genetics, or the culture of that particular group ).
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9y ago
Indeed. But it doesn't mix moral judgement with policies.
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9y ago
I think this is not true for single bits this way.
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9y ago
I suppose that the company has to be functioning in the present too.
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9y ago
I think the rule is that the company has to be functioning in the present too.
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9y ago
Sorry to be that guy but this kind of "elitism" seriously bothers me. I've seen this thing in almost all of the fields related to CS like "you have to spend 16 hours a day for 10 years to understand assembly" when I
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I've been thinking about BSFL for aquaponics and there is one problem: warm blooded animal feces should never get into the water. If it could then you wouldn't need fish btw. I don't know how many E. coli bacteria would survi
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9y ago
I just wrote you a mail about that.
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9y ago
I'm just curious: could you give me an example where a 'crazy conspiracy theorists' explain and predict the war against Afghanistan, Iraq etc..? I mean articles which predate the situations.
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