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by ___karim 7y ago
I doubt it would work similar, since generating heat is always a byproduct.
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by ___karim 8y ago
It’s great to see smart new inventions being made when programmers switch to a, seemingly, extremely low-tech business. Are there more examples of programmers who made a similar leap?
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by ___karim 8y ago
It’s a fascinating space. I’m Waiting for a startup, the ‘Apple’ of mixed reality, to take a fresh approach and create something for the rest of us.
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by ___karim 8y ago
Depends on the type of person. For some it’s the only way to have a sense of control over ones own destiny. Others who lack the discipline to always be selling and pushing forward are better off sticking to their current role.
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Ask HN: Best Way to Get Started with ML Using JavaScript?
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by ___karim 8y ago
It’s been one of the things I thought about. Not sure yet but send me an email (on the site’s about section)
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by ___karim 8y ago
It's just restricted for now, but will gradually extend the content from a variety of universities.
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by ___karim 8y ago
Totally agree! For those who want to join, you can do so with the code LY9114
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by ___karim 8y ago
It is. Going deeper into particular topics or having folks share additional resources has been incredibly valuable. The lectures serve as conversation-food and not the 'core' of the experience here. That's the premise of the
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by ___karim 8y ago
Use invite code: LY9114
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Show HN: Watch Stanford CS Lectures Together(classroomies.com)
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