OkGoDoIt

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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Me and my roommates did this as well. We did it so much that one of my roommates actually got a legally threatening letter from on of the companies behind most of them (Trilegent I think it was) telling him to stop because he was abusing th
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Here’s a cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:pxXMUXY... Looks like the instances they use are not GPU instances, so I’m not sure what the point of this is. Also they do not take into account EC2 spot
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
I would spend more of my daytime outside in the sun. Also more impromptu travel. Those are probably my two least favorite things about having a day job: I’m inside for the best part of the day and I have to plan my travel far in advance aro
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
You make some compelling arguments. I’d be curious to see the rest of your essay. Have you published it somewhere?
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Seems to be something related to a backwards-compatibility code path for upgraded systems. According to multiple posts on this thread it only affects systems upgraded to High Sierra, not fresh installs. See https://news.ycombin
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Facebook. I was convinced "social" was just a fad. Played around with the app platform in undergrad in 2008 but thought it would be stupid to build something completely reliant on a 3rd party social platform. I had the opportun
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
The iPhone 7+, 8+, and X running iOS 11 have the ability to provide interpolated pixel depth maps for portrait photos, although it’s a fairly rough approximation. More details at https://developer.apple.com/documentation&#x2
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
So how to stop people from taking this discreet, inexpensive ultrasound device to China where parents will pay a lot of money for a black-market ultrasound to be told the gender of their fetus? http://shanghaiist.com/2017&#x
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Safeway does the whole digital coupon thing. It’s too much of a hassle to be worthwhile but this could help. Not sure it’s worth the effort of writing the script myself though. Do you mind open sourcing it?
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Thank you. Looks like all the codes have been redeemed as of 4:50pm PDT
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Since I use fingerprint authentication for the vast majority of authentications with my iPhone, I set the actual pin to a complex alphanumeric password. I only have to enter it a few times a week, so it’s worth the hassle. In this sense fin
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A peek inside Core ML(machinethink.net)
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
This reminds me of the awesome interactive visualization of random distributions found on https://bost.ocks.org/mike/algorithms/#sampling That link refers to it as Poisson-disc sampling and offers several really e
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Default codes and the RemoteLock 6i: A cautionary IoT tale(the-parallax.com)
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Welcome! It's Roger from '10 (of GTACM and Yahoo HackU and Inventure Prize fun times)
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Is this really Charles Isbell or someone pretending to be him? Account created within the last hour.
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That may be the official statement but they sent me a replacement next day.
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Affected product owner here, I can clarify. First they do not lock from the inside, so they never prevent people from leaving, there's no issue there. Also they fail closed so at least my venues weren't open for thieves to just
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
I own 2 of these smartlocks (for my theater and my speakeasy, it's nice to be able to let performers/crew in on set schedules with SMS confirmation). They have both been down since last week. It's been hugely annoying, espe
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
I built an automated prank call system called Insultron a few years ago. You simply send a text message to 765-444-4442 and it will prank call your chosen friend with some randomly generated ridiculous insults. At one point a few years ago
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Is this sarcasm? As far as I’m aware, jobs at even large successful software companies rarely pay that well. Perhaps super high level engineers at Google or FB but a very small subset of developers would have this opportunity.
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Isn’t this kind of what we all wanted? Split up the monolithic cable package? The idea of getting almost everything we could ever want through one $10 a month subscription with Netflix is almost too good to be true, I would expect in the lo
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
LinkedIn takes plenty of technical precautions to block scraping. I’ve built bots that scrape them in the past, it’s surprisingly difficult as LinkedIn is very good at determining you’re a bot and blocking you. So it’s hard to argue that
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Additionally you can't download apps off the windows store unless you sign up for /into a Microsoft account, which is a much bigger pain than simply downloading the first app you find searching on Google. Also my corporate windows
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I have not yet seen businesses accepting it as a form of payment, but that's really interesting and implies it's going the way of WeChat payments.
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Yeah, especially coming back from China where you don’t have to worry upon missing a train since the next one will be there in a couple minutes. BART trains come extremely infrequently, it’s especially annoying when you just missed the trai
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
Is there a reason you would ever want to do this in the real world or is this just pushing the boundaries for the sake of experimenting? I’m not sure what the use case is for adding an extra layer of azure infrastructure on top of the exist
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
I 100% percent agree with you. But on a practical note, some advice for those traveling on these budget airlines: if you pack your carry-on in a backpack rather than a suitcase, every budget airline in Europe and the US that I have flown on
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
I wish that were true, but things are changing. United is trying to compete with budget airlines by introducing a new fare class called economy basic. https://www.united.com/web/en-US/content/travel/infli
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by OkGoDoIt 9y ago
United is piloting a new program called "Basic Economy" for flights to Chicago and probably other cities, which effectively turns them into Spirit or Frontier Airlines. It's incredibly crappy. My guess is within a couple y

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