PanMan

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by PanMan 5y ago
Like the concept, but especially for live feeds, seems expensive? at $3456/month/camera ? Is this not your use-case (it's the first one on your use-cases page)? Or am I missing something? Congrats on the launch!
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Lessons learned from migrating a native iOS app to Flutter(betterprogramming.pub)
231 points by PanMan 5y ago|141 comments
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by PanMan 5y ago
Not bad, but it seems to ignore newlines in the input. I pasted in newlines in the famous Pulp Fiction quote: https://fakeyou.com/tts/result/TR:d1yw37dftm42ayt34h17scy1n8...
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by PanMan 5y ago
I liked the article, but would also expect a version with an auto_increment integer ID, and an indexed UUID field. The ID can be used 'internally' - for joins and indexes, the UUID as external ID. Best of both worlds?
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UUIDs Are Popular, but Bad for Performance(percona.com)
4 points by PanMan 5y ago|2 comments
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Jello 3D Printer (2013)(spritesmods.com)
198 points by PanMan 6y ago|23 comments
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Flutter Failed to Solve the Biggest Challenge for Our Cross-Platform App(betterprogramming.pub)
2 points by PanMan 6y ago|0 comments
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Raspberry Pi Foundation launches $4 microcontroller with custom chip(techcrunch.com)
7 points by PanMan 6y ago|1 comments
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by PanMan 6y ago
When I was a student (so I thought I was smart), I got to pick up a bunch of desks at a moving company. How hard could that be... The (older) gentleman working at the moving company saw us struggle for a few minutes, then asked us to move a
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by PanMan 6y ago
I'm not sure I would catch this in a human written paper: The result is the same: One group splits into two. Who splits from whom is then semantics, right?
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by PanMan 6y ago
Most SAAS db providers provide their database over the internet, but secured with a login/pass. Eg all DB's on Heroku elements marketplace work like this.
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by PanMan 6y ago
But that makes sense, right? 0,1 Amps = 2,4 amps/day, many cars have a ~60 Ah battery, so that would be empty in 25 days (and probably in less than that doesn't have enough power to start the engine).
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by PanMan 6y ago
I work for a small hotel chain, and have often joked about the tech stack if apple would run a hotel (with no legacy)... Time to see how it will actually look! (Although I guess they'll outsource the management to a hotel chain)
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by PanMan 6y ago
I did, and I usually use site specific emails (eg amazon@username ) but it found my "generic" firstname@username email... So no insights there.
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by PanMan 6y ago
I always really liked this approach: Instead of every car smart by replacing them, make dumb cars (a bit) smarter with a connected device. Even once pitched a competitor to this service. That said, I'm wondering what the impact of Cov
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by PanMan 6y ago
Anybody found info on the max frame rate? High frame rate is super common in phones but hard to find elsewhere, and I need it for a project...
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by PanMan 6y ago
The USA could pay 6B/day for over a year of the current stimulus package. And that would be paying for the whole world. For the Netherlands it’s a similar amount (for a year) as what we just put in one airline. So it’s peanuts. Employe
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by PanMan 6y ago
Basically, people pay to prevent this from happening: http://thedailywtf.com/articles/Special-Delivery
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Draw all roads in a city at once(anvaka.github.io)
6 points by PanMan 7y ago|0 comments
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by PanMan 7y ago
You mean places like... Amsterdam? Plenty of rain here. That won't stop people from biking. If the majority of people own a bike, but not a car, biking becomes the default. Even with rain.
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Ears-on with Amazon’s new Echo earbuds, framebuds, and ringbud(techcrunch.com)
1 points by PanMan 7y ago|0 comments
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by PanMan 7y ago
I keep seeing this as a main issue with EV's. But it's something that can be changed. In Amsterdam most streets have electric charging points. The city made it really easy to apply for one, and lets you skip the (multi-year) waitl
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by PanMan 7y ago
I was excited about this, as I need to update our architecture diagrams. However, first feedback: * Heroku didn't return anything in the search * AWS API gateway neither. * ok, I'll start from our webserver (on heroku). No general
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by PanMan 7y ago
What does the "gun" shoot? It seems laser, but then how does the target in the movie (which seems to be paper) fall over?
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by PanMan 8y ago
Secrid wallets prevent this attack, and are quite popular here in the Netherlands (where almost all bank cards are NFC enabled). Funny enough they are more popular for their form factor, than the NFC shielding that was their core feature.
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by PanMan 8y ago
How can this article not link to the video? I guess it's this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQQXstNh45g
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by PanMan 8y ago
it's 'only' a $160K fine. I'm fairly sure people lost more expensive USB sticks. Eg this story, of someone having thousands of bitcoins on a (not lost but broken) USB stick: https://www.news.com.au/financ
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by PanMan 8y ago
Just sitting here behind my desk, running a speedtest, I get 210Mbit(!!) out of my iPhone 7, over the T-Mobile network. No optimisations at all, not on a high roof or taped to a mast. Doesn't get more real-world than that.
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by PanMan 8y ago
So a whole article on the perfect hook, with nice photos, but they didn’t include one of he perfect hook they designed? Anybody found one?
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Upside-Down-Ternet (2009)(ex-parrot.com)
4 points by PanMan 8y ago|0 comments

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