salberts

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by salberts 2mo ago
Our elevator (4 cars) displays above each car the planned stops and can change mid-wait the car<>floor allocation and issue sound indication. I’d expect it to be allow optimal allocation.
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by salberts 6mo ago
Read the preface. 1. It sounds like this book can be summarized in a practical blog post or a series of posts 2. Is using the term crisis so many times really necessary?
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How do you manage remote dev workstations in the cloud?
1 points by salberts 2y ago|2 comments
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Job interview home assignments in LLM era?
4 points by salberts 4y ago|2 comments
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by salberts 5y ago
Interesting, however statistical significance seems borderline at best
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Monday.com completes IPO at $6.8B valuation(nasdaq.com)
2 points by salberts 5y ago|0 comments
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Adasky – This new solid-state thermal vision sensor could improve self-driving(techcrunch.com)
2 points by salberts 9y ago|0 comments
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by salberts 12y ago
It could be a good solution but for me the overhead is too high and it lacks many of the benefits of having the data in the cloud. + what happens when there is a disaster, the insurance doesn't cover lost memories. Specifically about G
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by salberts 12y ago
When I considered starting my own company in the photo sharing/storage I did some research of the field. Ignoring the my business related conclusions, there is one thing I learned as a consumer: -- You shouldn't trust your photos
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You phone is soaked with water, now what?(printy.pics)
2 points by salberts 12y ago|0 comments
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by salberts 12y ago
There are many APIs out there. To name a few: CanvasPop, QuickPrints by Walgreens, Kodak Alaris, Print.io, Pwinty, Printzel and others.
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by salberts 12y ago
I agree, one of the most important factors in buying customized products is getting a feeling of what you're getting. This way the user is more likely to make the purchase and even more likely to be satisfied with the product once it&#
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by salberts 12y ago
I'm in the field myself (see profile) and although the website looks nice I don't see how it's different than any of the existing services. Here are my $0.02: 1. PRICE - The prices are way too high. Especially given that all
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Google Inbox “happy” hour
2 points by salberts 12y ago|1 comments
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by salberts 12y ago
Why on earth would they do that? If you can launch 9 dummy rockets and 1 real or 10 juts real rockets, wouldn't you just launch real rockets?! The effort and risk involved in launching any kind of rocket is about the same...
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by salberts 12y ago
It's great to see how photo storage solutions get faster, prettier and cheaper. Now it's time to make them smarter. Most people I know feel swamped with photos as there are no decent tools to clear this photo-mess.
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by salberts 12y ago
100%. Photos are here to stay while most startups are not. As much as I hate saying it,being a start-up founder myself, I'd go for Google, Yahoo, Amazon or a more backup-oriented startup.
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Google+ Photos update: Finally a decent way to take control of your photos(androidheadlines.com)
1 points by salberts 13y ago|0 comments
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by salberts 13y ago
The gallery layout can be seen in G+ for a while now. But the ambient effect in full-screen mode is awesome!