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alex_duf
9y ago
I feel like this makes the situation even worse as we either get access to what Europe and UK negotiated or we leave without a deal... It looks like a disguised way of putting at least some of the responsibility back into the parliament as
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alex_duf
9y ago
The reason is eye strain in poorly lit offices :)
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9y ago
I think they had to make the tough call of breaking compatibility in order to move faster. I understand that a lot of devs and power users are annoyed but hopefully we're not the only target audience, we just happen to be a quite vocal
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alex_duf
9y ago
I'm so hyped by Firefox 57, haven't felt like that about a webbrowser since Firefox 1.5
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9y ago
Yes if the goal is to archive stuff, event per event I'd use cloudwatch logs. You can create the stream you want in order to log to it. It's probably cheaper but lambdas and s3 are equally dirt cheap so hey why not. Edit: Two poss
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9y ago
Because they probably are required to do the same under whatever legal jurisdiction they fall under.
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9y ago
In my opinion, electric car production needs to seriously increase in order to meet our carbon targets. There's a couple of reasons to that: - Some cars like the leaf have Vehicle to Grid technology allowing the car to essentially beco
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9y ago
> Bell believes the amount of cobalt being used in electric cars could easily double in the next eight to 15 years that's a bit of an understatement... If it only doubles we're in trouble, I'd say it's going to go 10
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9y ago
And the fact they also fired a massive part of their workforce, just because they don't want a union...
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alex_duf
9y ago
thanks!
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9y ago
Out of complete curiosity, and knowing nothing about these technologies: How does these system avoid interference with other cars? Say if ten exact same car, with the exact same model of LIDAR are on the same street / crossing. Can I e
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9y ago
I like simple solutions like that...
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alex_duf
9y ago
Would he be Elon Dupont or Elon Dupond?
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alex_duf
9y ago
Am I correct to say that means you only need to get it right once?
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alex_duf
9y ago
Your explanation is much better than what I can read in the blog post.
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alex_duf
9y ago
I wasn't aware of that, thanks
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alex_duf
9y ago
I know it's not ideal nor user friendly, but you can get a device that is supported by lineage os. You get updates every week.
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9y ago
- work / life balance - technology used - ethics of the company (not making weapons, not spying etc.)
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9y ago
This is making me happy! Thanks!
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alex_duf
9y ago
But if you have your authentication server, that server becomes a target. And unless you're using an HSM under the hood, you're still exposed to hashes being stolen. I think the idea of the author is to protect the operation with
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alex_duf
9y ago
It sounds wrong to try to keep the state across two ec2 instances. If you find yourself in that situation, try pushing your state outside the ec2 instance a bit harder. (dynamodb, s3 etc...) You will get a lot of benefit out of it, but ma
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9y ago
also, I had to add alias got='git' in my bashrc. Typo galore.
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9y ago
I thought the GPS satellite constellation was made with a low precision on purpose, and that high precision GPS was only possible with a decryption key held by the american military? Does that mean the US opened their GPS keys, or does that
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9y ago
Or the card machine that is "broken"
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alex_duf
9y ago
The OLED screen and the gesture based UI makes me think about the Nokia N9. Loved that phone.
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9y ago
I stopped watching the video when they put a sexy lady dipping a finger in the liquid. Seriously it's 2017, you're trying to sell technology and you still objectify women.
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9y ago
Thanks. I read the whole article wondering what on earth it meant. Then I went on Wikipedia which is usually pretty good with TLAs (Three Letters Acronyms). So I made a point in reading the whole article just to figure out if they were at l
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9y ago
I don't think autonomous cars are going to be more efficient than public transport since you'll still need plenty of them at peak time. And plenty of autonomous cars means traffic jams. They can't replace public transport on
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9y ago
:D
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9y ago
I usually end-up opening the dev-tools and deleting the html tag...
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