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hobolord

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    Comment #40293818

    There's also this ultrasound company that sells lab equipment, but has a cold brewing via sonification page as well https://www.hielscher.com/ultrasonic-extraction-of-caffeine-...

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    Comment #21109636

    any spots in mind? I never know where to go search

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    Comment #20805129

    > Clean energy advocates point to batteries as a solution to renewables’ intermittent nature Not just batteries, but an efficient grid that uses all the resources in an optimal man…

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    Comment #20333305

    any visa sponsorship?

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    Comment #20333234

    Location: New Zealand Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, R, some JS, Electricity markets Résumé/CV: https://my-hugo-project.billyfung.now.sh/billy-resume.pd…

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    Comment #20333214

    I got my current job from there 3 years ago, started my freelancing career, then moved to New Zealand to work full time

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    Comment #20228450

    per month? pretty amazing

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    Comment #20227884

    what's the cost on something like this?

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    Comment #20178487

    quite interested to hear more, already doing work in this space

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    Comment #20109494

    ah that's awesome, been following the tech blog for awhile now. I assume since the office is new, you aren't sponsoring visas? I work in the NZ energy market and this opportunity s…

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    Comment #20101165

    willing to sponsor a visa?

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    Comment #20101059

    is this office new? Didn't realise Octopus operated outside of the UK

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    Comment #18462677

    luckily ours was arduino-ish and pretty simple to program. But we had to built everything since it was more of a mechanical + electrical design class, so there was lots of machine …

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    Comment #18455967

    This is great, I did a robotics course in uni that was essentially this. We never took it further than PID control though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDqfKm4Ovcg That was a fu…

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    Comment #18444752

    super neat stuff, I visited their offices recently and was really impressed by what they were doing. From what I can tell, everything was done in house

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    Comment #18323286

    as an avid NHL fan, so many of the NHL stories brought tears to my eyes. Also never though I'd see this on HN

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    Comment #18323277

    do you have any blog posts or writing about the graphql stitching part, mostly curious about the architecture? I've just recently started looking at and using graphql and your usag…

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    Comment #18225336

    pretty neat, but is this project active?

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    Comment #17666819

    Awesome to see companies tackling this emerging energy problem. Really excited to see what comes of this, there is lots that can be done in terms of demand response and creating mo…

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    Comment #17614430

    how long does it take for react to make sense?

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    Comment #17460884

    Wish I was in the city for the July 28th event, awesome work

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    Comment #17382755

    that was the last podcast I listened to, and it was so informative. As I've grown older I've definitely been prioritising my sleep more. While in school I was getting maybe 6h on a…

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    Comment #17342668

    Listen y'all it's sabotage

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    Comment #17308409

    the grammar of data.table is a bit similar to SQL, and I find that it's easier to quickly write something vs piping in dplyr

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    Comment #17027083

    thanks! registered in the course and checking it out now