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by anandkulkarni 6mo ago
Brilliant!
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by anandkulkarni 9mo ago
well done!
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by anandkulkarni 10mo ago
I did much of my PhD work on high-dimensional tetrahedral complexes (so-called simplicial complexes), and somehow was unaware of this lovely and quite intuitive result. Thanks, John Cook!
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by anandkulkarni 2y ago
When I TA'd computability & complexity as a graduate student, I always loved giving this proof of Godel's Theorem as an easy corollary of the Halting Problem as a homework assignment. It's beautiful, elegant, and easy to
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by anandkulkarni 6y ago
Thanks for sharing, Stefan. Lots to be proud of in what Starsky achieved, and factors outside your control at work at the end. Excited to see what you do next.
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Gig workers often get an unfair deal. This firm says it’s different(technologyreview.com)
1 points by anandkulkarni 7y ago|0 comments
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by anandkulkarni 7y ago
I wouldn't set up a corporation until you have either a reasonable amount of cash coming in or someone ready to give you a check. After that, I'd start with an LLC in your home state, unless you think there's a chance you&#x2
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by anandkulkarni 8y ago
Well! As it happens, around the time of this article I was working as a summer research student in Lawrence Berkeley National Labs, carrying out a search for supernovae as part of Saul Perlmutter's Supernova Cosmology group. When astro
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by anandkulkarni 8y ago
I enjoyed it, but you should allow me to disable random HackerNews links. That's not the purpose of the extension.
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by anandkulkarni 8y ago
Congrats, Randall and team!
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by anandkulkarni 8y ago
You can try https://www.hellokip.com/ , an app for finding and managing your therapist.
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by anandkulkarni 8y ago
Kevin Fu and team at UMich's security & privacy group provided the most plausible explanation for what's going on here. https://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/devices/how-we-reve...
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by anandkulkarni 8y ago
Thanks! I'll get these updated.
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by anandkulkarni 8y ago
I put together a browseable set of example high-quality landing pages here, ranging from startups to larger companies: https://design.crowdbotics.com These examples were originally selected by Kesler Tanner over at the Stanford
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
We've got a number of blockchain developers in our team and rent out their time to interested parties, so we see a number of these options come up. There are a few different business models possible: * When ICOs are issued, tokens are
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
Enjoying this theme. Thanks for sharing. Makes HN more fun!
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
DeepMind developed a number of core research innovations in deep learning that I'd consider quantum leaps, prior to their acquisition by Google. ie: https://deepmind.com/research/publications/neural-turing-ma
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How to create your own chatbot with Dialogflow and Node.js in just one day(medium.com)
5 points by anandkulkarni 9y ago|0 comments
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
I'm doing the related National Novel Generation Month, which is a hackeresque twist to generate novels computationally. https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2017/ https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/201
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
We were among the first companies to use this product at Crowdbotics, and our company couldn't be happier. This is a phenomenal step forward for folks looking to bake social awareness into their company's corporate DNA from day on
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
At Crowdbotics you are required to be working on at least one side project, either for fun or for profit, at all times. You own it.
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
I've referred a few folks to Kip who were looking for a therapist after struggling to find one elsewhere (in one case, I downloaded the app on their phone and just sent the person to the first meeting). So far, they're reporting p
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
I recommend founders end customer discovery interviews by asking for a purchase (or a preorder/letter of intent, depending on the situation). This is the most immediate way to testing whether a customer's really willing to pay.
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
Lots of digital agencies do this for you, but splashy agency launches aren't usually how startups get off the ground (with a few exceptions). They're how bigger companies release new products because they have ample brand awarenes
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by anandkulkarni 9y ago
Chrome extensions are just another interface to a web app. They're easy to reproduce by another hacker, but most people won't bother reverse-engineering an extension just to get it for free. You'll probably sell product to pe
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by anandkulkarni 10y ago
Shoot me an email (see profile). Happy to share details. Most come from emerging economies rather than Western Europe, but not all.
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by anandkulkarni 10y ago
I run a large contract developer team that's globally distributed. The short answer is that US law permits hiring international contractors who are not subject to US jurisdiction provided they file a W8-BEN executed by that contractor
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by anandkulkarni 10y ago
Nice work! You argued that you were never hungry on your diet. Was that due to the emotional stress you were under, or were the snacks really enough?
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by anandkulkarni 10y ago
In the final calculation, employees are the ones who are toiling day-in and day-out for the company's well being – in a real way, the company's future depends on them more than the investors. It can be more valuable to have them
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by anandkulkarni 10y ago
Interesting project and a good lesson in why careful data tracking is so valuable. Thanks for sharing and congrats on the traction!

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