TkTech

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by TkTech 9y ago
The chip doesn't just improve maximum accuracy, it also vastly reduces the deviation when in poor conditions such as inside a building. The technique to do so just happens to also make peak operating conditions more accurate.
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by TkTech 9y ago
It's already gone up a petabyte.
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by TkTech 9y ago
They have some fantastic dev blogs[1]. Their backend seems to mostly be elixir. 1: https://blog.discordapp.com/tagged/engineering
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by TkTech 9y ago
Ignoring the stupidity of that guys "just use postgres" comment, it is actually possible to do this by writing a foreign data wrapper[1]. [1]: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/static/fdwhandler.ht
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by TkTech 9y ago
First registry I've seen that lets you do a 100 year registration.
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by TkTech 9y ago
He's just using twillio
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by TkTech 9y ago
This tool seems to be completely useless. Missed every domain I own and listed dozens of unrelated domains. A first and last name are useless without additional WHOIS fields for confidence, such as postal code, phone, etc... I found 246 Men
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by TkTech 9y ago
It is still the current lingua franca for most of Earth. Most of their populations learn English as a 2nd (or 3rd) language. It's no different then past legislation and politics being done in Latin.
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by TkTech 9y ago
https://github.com/antonycourtney/tad It's an Electron app.
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by TkTech 10y ago
I imagine the last major official version. There are so many companies still stuck on 2.7 for various reasons that features will be forked and backported for at least 5 more years.
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by TkTech 10y ago
This is the same in Python, with a bunch of different options. A common one is webassets[1] which has simple integrations for django. [1]: https://webassets.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by TkTech 10y ago
It seems odd to have used avatars as the sole metric. I know many male individuals that use female avatars and the vast majority of both males and females I know do not use any representative avatar. Is there a particular reason you chose t
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by TkTech 10y ago
https://derflounder.wordpress.com/2014/10/25/new-filevault-2... It won't show up based on a number of criteria, your recollection may be correct but you may be running into this.
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by TkTech 10y ago
It's been the default for the last 3 years (since Yosemite), you have to actively decide to turn it off during the setup wizard.
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by TkTech 10y ago
Ah interesting, different fonts is something I didn't consider and something that could likely only be done by the terminal itself!
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by TkTech 10y ago
I like it! I've seen just about every terminal implement its own version of tiling, and I just have to ask: Why? Doesn't this just increase the line count and surface area without offering anything that doesn't already work j
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by TkTech 10y ago
It's not really uncovered, it's actively used and exploited. There are thousands of companies doing trend & sentiment analysis that use Reddit as one of the input. I've been paid to do it a couple of times.
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by TkTech 10y ago
It does not, at all. Working with the only available option is not the same thing as wanting to work with it. Read the mailing list and driver discussions. This conversation is repeated twice a week. They HATE working around the GPL.
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by TkTech 10y ago
That's just reality. In general the GPL is perceived extremely negatively. Almost every company I've worked for has had strict audits to ensure nothing we do or even previously worked on has touched anything potentially GPL. If yo
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by TkTech 10y ago
There may be particular cases that don't work for you. Just like how up the gaming experience on OS X is still garbage after a decade. - Citrix = https://wiki.winehq.org/Haiku + https://appdb.winehq.org&#x2F
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by TkTech 10y ago
It's a general-purpose OS. Do whatever you normally do on it. More importantly, it's a learning tool. It's been part of many courses and many rounds of Google Summer of Code. It's an embeddable kernel + OS free of the ca
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by TkTech 10y ago
Haiku OS has been around for a lot longer (2001) than Haiku Learning which was trademarked in 2013[1] [1] http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4802:zrn...
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by TkTech 10y ago
Yup.
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by TkTech 10y ago
I guess I wasn't clear, I was responding to imaginology not the parent thread. It's a problem that's suddenly gaining more interest in Japan because they aren't making babies. Getting more babies is a political platform
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by TkTech 10y ago
They ain't making babies - ignore that they may or may not be producing value via online work. That's 541k individuals and rising that are not going to reproduce in a nation whose majority population is aging[1] and whose overall
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by TkTech 10y ago
We have some absurdly long (3-4.2km) freight trains in Canada, and they go through systems like this all the time. You can see the front of the train at the top of the mountain while the bottom is still going in! https://en.wikip
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by TkTech 10y ago
Small side note, both Ansible and Fabric build on top of Paramiko, a thorough and mature python library for SSH clients and servers.
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by TkTech 10y ago
Doesn't matter how they change it. As long as the app works, there's absolutely nothing they can do to stop someone from using the "API".
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by TkTech 10y ago
I'm normally pretty skeptical as well, but this is simply a previous-generation commodity display, a charging circuit, battery, a basic logic board and a usb-C port. Component cost wise, it would probably be under $50 at any scale.
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by TkTech 11y ago
3.2kw isn't that insane considering what you're getting out of it. A coffee pot is 1kw, a toaster is 1.2kw, an electric broiler is 3.6kw. Running costs would be a very tiny part of any budget. Ends up being $9.216/day assum

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