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10y ago
I believe correctable pens solve this issue. Wipebook ( http://www.wipebook.com ) did a short video comparing correctable vs. dry-erase vs. non-permanent pens: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m-hE6VDAG_I It demonstr
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Yep. Same here. You want to be able to explicitly turn off the lights (say when you go to bed). Not have to wait for some timer to expire. I suppose if the motion sensors had some extreme AI and could detect when I would want the lights on
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> isn't the most convenient way to turn on a light switch still just physically flipping the switch? The answer to this is: No. The Echo and Google Smarthome don't require you to take it out of your pocket to interact with it.
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10y ago
I think in this scenario it seems fair to post a question. What's the alternative, write a blog article asking the same and post a link to that instead? I'm also interested in a status update given some recent news posted on HN ab
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10y ago
Awesome, I gave it a quick glance. This line from Readme makes me happy: > code shared across platforms (browser, server, native mobile) I'll definitely have to take a closer look. Thanks!
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10y ago
That'd be awesome! I'll keep an eye out.
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I'd love it if a series like this was made where a React website and React Native app were made in tandem. Suggestions for project layout and architecture would show you how to reuse core business logic between both apps. Perhaps even
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10y ago
You nailed it. People frequently point out the unattended delivery aspect or talk about shooting drones from the air to get "free" packages. At the end of the day it's a lot easier for theieves to just follow the UPS truck. I
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10y ago
I bet someone thought the same thing when Amazon sold its first couple of books online ;)
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Does the fantastic integration hinge upon using Windows as your primary OS? A lot of MS software (Outlook, SharePoint, Lync) is not that great on OSX vs. the Windows version. Im curious how well this works in an office of people using diffe
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10y ago
I don't know why but I think the turn-styles that identify customers as they enter will help alleviate some of these concerns. Additionally I think if they distributed Amazon Go branded shopping bags in the store it would also help. I&
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10y ago
Anyone here used jsawk that could compare and contrast to jq?
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10y ago
This is a good low-tech solution!
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10y ago
Thanks!
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> How would an electronic voting machine improve upon this? I am just theorizing here: Someone now takes the box of paper votes and runs it through the scanner machine. And passes this number along to someone. What is stopping them fr
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Don't shoot the messenger! I am just passing along the one story I remembered / found interesting. I'm not saying this scenario is plausible for swaying the outcome of a presidential election (which is what I am sure is on ma
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10y ago
A former co-worker of mine wrote software for voting machines in Brazil. He described to me a few reasons why electronic voting machines are important. To be honest I forget the majority, but one story that stuck with me: One common schem
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When I search my email on haveibeenpwned.com, one of my results is the following: Bitcoin Security Forum Gmail Dump: In September 2014, a large dump of nearly 5M usernames and passwords was posted to a Russian Bitcoin forum. Whilst commonly
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10y ago
Finally got around to watching this. Super interesting. Exactly what I was thinking about. Thanks!
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Reading through Tesla blogs and watching this video, my understanding is the self driving hardware is cameras and ultrasonic sensors. Does the lack of lidar not scare anyone else? Also, Out of curiosity, does anyone know how a Tesla behaves
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> Women love to look at other women's rings and chat about it. If she is open to the idea, just remember that she's the one being brave and breaking out of the mold more so than you. This is a great description that captures th
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Makes a lot of sense. I didn't think about the forgone taxes. Probably quite significant.
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What's causing the tax loss? Businesses fleeing the country?
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Are we glossing over the fact that none of these drivers work for Amazon? > A BBC reporter got a job with AHC services I think the real issue at play here is the use of contract workers to skirt labour laws. Perhaps governments need to s
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I expected a long rant about storing all your passwords in one place. First paragraph I see reference to php, and completely sympathized with the author And I am a LastPass customer! (edit: clarification, I meant to portray my disdain for
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Haha maybe!
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I think the biggest change in the past year (vs. 15 years ago) is the ability to interface with products like Amazon Echo and Google Home. It's very convenient to be able to control lights from anywhere in the room by issuing a voice c
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There is a good video from Niel deGrasse Tyson talking about learning. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=utedyJ7QRBs His argument is learning is never a waste of time, even if you don't ever use and forget everything you s
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A lot of Vancouver's bike lanes are setup in this manner (road --> parking --> bike lane --> sidewalk). I have seen the occasional bike get doored by passengers not checking before opening their door. But I imagine this occur
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The problem with this anecdote, and many of the comments I see about "Amazon delivery" is it only manages to address Amazon as a last-mile carrier. If you look at the "Ground Control" infographic in the article, a signif
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