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Intelligent Data Processing Conference 2016(in.harbour.space)
3 points by akumen 10y ago|0 comments
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Win Full Scholarship for Ms in Data Science – Harbour.Space Big Text Challenge(in.harbour.space)
1 points by akumen 10y ago|0 comments
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PlayWith – Connecting people around their favourite sports and games(playwith.co)
1 points by akumen 12y ago|0 comments
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by akumen 12y ago
Looks like somebody at ZH also knows how to use a compass. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-08-28/nato-releases-satel...
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by akumen 12y ago
Source bias is always an issue. I think we would all agree that western media doesn't have the best track record when it comes to "proof" either. Same goes for NATO imagery, I recall similar imagery as proof of WMDs in Iraq e
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by akumen 12y ago
The map makes no sense. Reddit's feed is infinitely better.
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by akumen 12y ago
A quick scan on Russian sources shows no confirmation of a large scale invasion taking place. EU rhetoric also quickly changed since this morning and suddenly nobody is using the word "invasion" anymore. Ukraine crying "wolf&
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by akumen 12y ago
At every MWC when it launched to the public and pretty much every iteration since then. My company develops solutions for a telco that is one of the key backers of Firefox OS in developing countries.
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by akumen 12y ago
Doesn't matter. Web-as-App is a flawed concept that everyone has tried and failed. Firefox is expecting a different result?
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by akumen 12y ago
I've tried Firefox OS and it feels on par with early versions of Android in terms of UI/UX i.e. it is bad, very bad. Plus poor performance, lack of any app ecosystem and operators are sticking it on sub par hardware. At the end of
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by akumen 12y ago
Interesting and seemingly well researched article. That said, there are a handful of things are are phandroidy about it, perhaps too much so. 1. Android is fragmented as ever OEM has their own flavour and most devices do not get upgraded to
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by akumen 12y ago
My thoughts exactly. Instead of getting with the program they want to stifle the competition while making life difficult for their clients. I just can't sympathise with the taxi drivers.
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by akumen 12y ago
Besides being stupid, the main problem with Google Now and other "predictive" assistants is that they have no understanding of intent/context. Google Now would often display travel time to locations and other irrelevant infor
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by akumen 12y ago
I think the dynamics of photo sharing changed from the "old" days when everyone with an SLR thought they were a pro. Finally people are taking photos for themselves and sharing the majority of them with the people who can apprecia
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by akumen 12y ago
Coincidentally, I cancelled my Yahoo/Flickr accounts earlier this week. Perfect timing.
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by akumen 12y ago
Cute? Personally, I think it is fugly.
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From Aventio to PlayWith(blog.playwith.io)
1 points by akumen 12y ago|0 comments
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by akumen 12y ago
I for one thank the news of the leak. Reminded me to finally delete my eBay account. A process that may take up to 7 days.
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by akumen 12y ago
We love to through around the words "alternative" and " replacement" it is neither until it is as easy to use/deploy as X for the average Joe. You know 90% of people out there who would't be able to out the wor
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by akumen 12y ago
Sorry, I assumed it was clients were open sources based on the article. Now that I looked it appears that is not the case. So ... it is safe because John McAfee?
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by akumen 12y ago
Exported my dada and deleted the account. I stopped using the app a long time ago. Didn't find much use for the data at the end of the day. If you didn't log your workout, did it actually happen?
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by akumen 12y ago
So the client is open source but the server and backend isn't, same as Telegram? What is the point? That and McAfee doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
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by akumen 12y ago
I think you can call Apple and get a free upgrade to the latest model if you bought yours within 30 days of release of the new ones.
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by akumen 12y ago
Apple means clicks/ad displays. Like you said, Android OEMs should be the ones concerned more with this, than Apple. Xaiomi actually makes good devices, design and spec wise. Android + Google Play + MIUI (iOS look) at prices cheaper th
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by akumen 12y ago
Sure. I have roughly 600GB stored on Glacier and around 50 GB on S3 so far this year. I am yet to spend more than $10/month. Wait, you say, Google Drive is 9.99 for 1T! True, I say, but on AWS you only pay for what you use. So you will
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by akumen 12y ago
I just save everything to Amazon Glacier that's not the current year. Current year + library files are dumped into S3 ... rinse and repeat. For photos, I am using Adobe Lightroom and organize files into folders by year/month/
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Show HN: PlayWith(playwith.io)
1 points by akumen 12y ago|0 comments
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by akumen 12y ago
Actually, Asian chat providers are some of the most innovative as they are the only ones truly experimenting with messaging platforms. LINE was the first to make money with stickers (since copied by everyone and their dog). WeChat is using
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by akumen 13y ago
You sir, won the internet for me today :)
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by akumen 13y ago
There are legitimate reasons to have a manual on/off switch: 1. In case of electrical failure to extend battery charges for 2-way communication. 2. If the device goes nuts and is better off. 3. To be turned off so that it doesn't

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