michealr

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Jim Sanborn has a secret – The sculptor of the CIA's 'Kryptos'(ft.com)
3 points by michealr 1y ago|0 comments
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by michealr 2y ago
I have worked freelance in similar situations. Personally, I find it really fun. It's a nice mix of development, design, and organizational understanding. What I want to do is divide up the project. Usually, these legacy systems don&#x
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by michealr 3y ago
Remarkable in similar situation, Irish + Polish learnt because of wife and extended family. Found when it comes i18n with the present codebase, I have inherited, it needs a lot of work, but it was immensely helpful to have two backgrounds i
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Ask HN: Closed Last Pass Account just charged me
1 points by michealr 3y ago|1 comments
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Customer Empathy Is Dead(medium.com)
3 points by michealr 3y ago|0 comments
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by michealr 4y ago
To counter your counter and to refocus the point on the potential improvements for the NHS. I think the parent is correct with regard to the NHS there are a lot of issues with it. And with meaningful consequences for people's health an
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by michealr 4y ago
Would you have a write up in more detail of what you did, even high level. Seems cool thing to do
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by michealr 4y ago
As others have said, its a grab back of things, with various types of success. Of course no one true silver bullet. The common things of good sleep and excerise always a good idea, regardless. Perhaps even team sports, but personal intere
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by michealr 5y ago
Like others I was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, 31, 10 months ago and I have been taking medication since then. I am also in EU. Nothing major to add, since there are some good comments from other commentators. Retrospectively I have rea
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by michealr 5y ago
Odd connection perhaps, but this book stuck with me about its framing of group changes. Though it only looks at terrorist organisations. Essentially how the groups changes its positioning, beliefs and modus in the world over a longer time h
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by michealr 6y ago
Interesting, did Microsoft bring the research any further?
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by michealr 6y ago
Analytics wise, I'm ok with being restricted, other commenters have mentioned looking at WASM as a possible workaround. So local does seem to make the most sense, practicality wise A thought, the possible scope of services in the data
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by michealr 6y ago
I theory I assume it would, my bottleneck would be just knowledge. Just don't know enough about FHE to comfortably work with it. FHE as a service would be my little mini dream.
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by michealr 6y ago
Client side does make sense. I guess the user could upload there chat data zip file to the client side app. Which then locally would do the processing. The report itself could be saved, but not the data.
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by michealr 6y ago
I wonder myself the same thing. Thinking through issues, the external script could still repeatable run on the hidden data, slowly building an idea of the information. There are techniques like homomorphic encryption that go in the directio
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by michealr 6y ago
Thats true, a poorly chosen description on my part. Very cool, had read about homomorphic systems. For fully homomorphic systems has there been successful SAAS like offering allowing use of such a systems? Or do you think its still in the r
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Ask HN: How to run analytics on data without access to the data?
42 points by michealr 6y ago|46 comments
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by michealr 6y ago
Cool, really like this idea, what are you using for the video chat to allow programmatically changing people? and how do you handle the data loads for hosting video? could imagine it could get pricey or is it peer to peer
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Ask HN: Best Resources for Learning Robotics
3 points by michealr 8y ago|0 comments
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by michealr 8y ago
I just thought was a fascinating list of mega projects, what really stands out to me is the cost of some of these projects in comparative terms to alternative or potential projects. I wonder what are their effective rates of return? Also, t
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List and Cost of Mega Projects World Wide(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by michealr 8y ago|1 comments