AHOHA

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by AHOHA 3y ago
All the typical BS checks out: Downtown location that you either spend 2hrs commuting in total or pay 50% of your salary renting close by, open office style where you can’t focus 30min straight, “community parks” and “ we are family” buzz w
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by AHOHA 3y ago
A lot of marketing fluff, I did some work with Thales before and they like that style :). That being said, a lot of these end-point/edge/etc. are extremely vulnerable, either it’s a SCADA/DCS systems, robotics and drones (mos
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Reason#332 why wfh is under fire, middle management losing their jobs, and executives have to finally do some of their work.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
So technically and officially bots are leading humans now!
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Well, you don’t need a 100M to know people will judge you even on silly things.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Exactly, I mean, if something is clearly will be used to kill or that’s the intention for, I can see the point, but what if it isn’t clear, what if your tool is used indirectly, say React framework which you are a big contributor to, is use
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by AHOHA 3y ago
You got a point, but going by that logic, as bladesmith, I should never make any knife because there’s always the possibility to be used the wrong way?
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by AHOHA 3y ago
OP mentioned using a steel sheet, and how vulnerable the signal can be, while it might work for RC ones, if you use a cellular network, it won’t be much of an impact. Now of you can detect and destroy the drone on time, then yeah that works
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Yep, it’s mainly for catchy names for funding.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
The footprint for small drones is almost negligible, and flying at lower altitudes make it even harder to detect.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Drones can fly safely with gnss denied environments, a system we tested it was in a mine with a very narrow areas, and at a relatively high speed too, being open in the sky would be easier.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
I build drones that fly over 5G, the link os also encrypted, and use the same medium that other UEs (cellphones) use in the area, it is hard to impossible to detect even with DPI, or at least by the time you detect it, the drone would be fa
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Interesting point, I too have a similar moral, but I don’t mind to do something for defense, no?
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by AHOHA 3y ago
While I’m working mainly on drones/robotics, counter drones is also becoming a big talk with a lot of interest from investors, however, countring drones isn’t that easy, even with latest sensors (sound/visual/Lidar/radar
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Both way, I did some projects with military and they care much about these acronyms for some reason.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Agree with you, but here are some points to consider: - The app didn’t capitalize or monetize out of that event, it was just like any news app (in fact, that time news apps had ads too), except it’s a niche news, about covid. - When I submi
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by AHOHA 3y ago
+1 for this idea, I personally got rid of the idea to be a mobile app developer since my prototype app was removed for no rational reason, at least for websites/webapps, unless something is illegal, no one can take it down, and you hav
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Proof it was suspended you mean? Sure, this is the email (1) I got after almost a month, as you can see the policy violation being "sensitive event" . And also this is their reply (2) after I tried to appeal it, since I wasn'
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by AHOHA 3y ago
I can’t say I’m a mobile app developer, but early during Covid19 (late Dec/2019 and early Jan/2020) and out of self learning process, I made a fully functioning android app that provided a real time tracking for Covid cases around
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Google and Facebook both have an evil business model, and everyone works there is supporting their business model, working directly on ad or not, that’s why I feel pity for everyone that start with “ex-google ex-facebook etc” thinking it’s
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Downloaded and wanted to give it a try, and asked for my phone number from the get go. Deleted.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Just say its abbreviation means something else, they can’t copy right sentences now are they?
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Sounds very British!
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by AHOHA 3y ago
I installed a new one with the new sony starvis 2 sensor, it can read license plates at night pretty good I would say.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
And the $200 dashcam usually have super capacitor instead of battery for reliability
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Remember when cars have standardized ashtrays?
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by AHOHA 3y ago
If you live in an area with a high probability of getting your car stolen, you better protect your investment properly and install a gnss tracker, not just it is more reliable, accurate, and use way less data on your cellular plan, but also
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Interesting, I just hope you won’t “recognize” those experts based on arbitrary metrics (like git commits) or phony experiences (like TED talks or popular “content creators”), instead, having a better system in place.
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Not necessarily the video itself -although I don’t even trust google studio app-, but the meta data google will collect: when did you use the cam, duration, location, and other data that will be collected “to enhance the service” that’s alr
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by AHOHA 3y ago
Yep, I used to use Sygic for some time as I needed an offline maps in the middle of nowhere, and they have a dashcam addon that worked pretty well, except the heating issue others mentioned.

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