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I have a similar setup, using an Amazon Basics monitor arm. There's a slight jutter in the monitor when the movement stops and starts, but the monitor always ends up in the same place at the end of the move, and the connections to the
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I can confirm that either of the thunderbolt ports on the back of that dock can connect to a host machine. With mine, I connect a modern thunderbolt-3 mac and and older mac one with thunderbolt 2. I can leave both cords plugged into the do
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I'm not sure that the product the author describes trying to make is really any better than the top-of-the-line Logitech units that sell for $200. I have seen them in action, and unless you're pixel-peeping at 4k, their results a
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Hey. As a former lawyer, I'm going to echo the many comments in this thread to consult a lawyer. If you find a good one with relevant experience, it should only take a few hours at most to properly understand the exact situation you a
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The headline is misleading because it misstates the status this legislation is in. Any senator or congressperson can release proposed legislation like this. The vast, vast majority of it never gets further -- Especially ones released right
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I think the takeaway point from this is how dumb it is that most organizations value credentials over experience. It shouldn't come as a surprise that someone who has a decade of work experience in the field can sail through a college
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6y ago
One proper way of looking at this ad is in the context of the big-tech antitrust wave that's sweeping Washington and the EU. Facebook doesn't expect this ad will get individuals to opt in to tracking or to buy an Android phone in
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Ok, so instead of breaking you up into three companies, we'll break you up into 4. The fourth can own the messaging infrastructure and license it out to anyone interested. I can find a legal solution to your technical blockades. Be c
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No offense, but this sounds like the reaction of someone who doesn't actually use the subway to get around. The older stations in NYC are cramped and _dangerous_ because they're too small to handle the foot traffic heading throug
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Stationhead | Android Developer | REMOTE | www.stationhead.com Hi, I’m Andrew DeFranco, a senior engineer at Stationhead. We’re building a music-focused social network fighting back against algorithmically generated playlists and soulless c
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As a player, not a developer, the usability of TTS for boardgames is heavily dependent on how much effort the developer put into the mod. Good ones have scripts and snap-points that minimize the difficulty of playing in a 3d sandbox enviro
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It's good to know there are at least two!
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> As long as all unsafe code obeys the aliasing and lifetime rules, rust protects completely against UAF. Zig has little protection. This is the most relevant part to me. As someone who will probably never write a line of either myself,
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For a second there, I was like "when did the mattress company relocate to Wyoming..."
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> <p>p.s. <a href=' https://github.com/secretGeek/html_wysiwyg/'>source code here</a></p> This was a missed opportunity to link back to the very same page.
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Slightly pedantic comment here, but in economic theory, even in a perfectly competitive market, profits never drop to zero. Profits need to be high enough that owners of an enterprise don't decide to do something else with their time a
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Hash functions represent a chunk of data with fewer bits than the original data, hence there's always a _chance_ of a collision. With cryptographic hashes, the output of the hash function is relatively large in size, making the probabi
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Shameless plug: For anyone out there looking for live listening music experiences, I work on Stationhead, a social radio app. We're built on top of Spotify and Apple Music, so all the music is not only 100% legal and licensed, the art
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It looks like Apple has already pulled fortnite from the app store
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Stationhead | Senior Android Engineer, Backend Engineer | REMOTE | www.stationhead.com Hi, I’m Andrew DeFranco, a senior engineer at Stationhead. We’re building a music-focused social network fighting back against algorithmically generated
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I would guess, if it is a real thermal image, that it was taken just after the device was removed to show the users _skin_ temperature.
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I think if I were asked this question, I would say that I have better things to do with my time than post on HN ... mostly true ;-)
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I would be surprised if apple transitions all of their macs to ARM at once. Consumer-level macs (macbook air, mac mini, iMac) would go ARM now, while keeping the macbook pros, imac pro, and mac pro x86 for at least a few years. This could
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Stationhead | Android Engineer | New York City, NY (Brooklyn) | ONSITE (Remote during current pandemic) | www.stationhead.com Hi, I’m Andrew DeFranco, a senior engineer at Stationhead. We’re building a music-focused social network fighting
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Ask HN: Is there a Craigslist-style anonymized email forwarding service?
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Stationhead | Multiple Positions: iOS developer, Backend Engineer | ONSITE in Brooklyn, NY | Full-time | 90K - 140K + equity Hi, I’m Andrew DeFranco, a senior engineer at Stationhead. We’re building a music-focused social network fighting
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Hi David, I'm a boardgame designer and a member of the NYC Playtest group. I don't personally do virtual prototypes, but of those who do, Tabletop Simulator is the one they all use. I'm curious what you see as the key differ
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The way this reads, it sounds like Nubank isn't going to keep supporting these open source projects by letting their employees spend company time on them... I hope that doesn't starve elixir of resources.
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Stationhead | Senior Android Engineer, Backend Engineer | New York City, NY (Brooklyn) | ONSITE | www.stationhead.com Hi, I’m Andrew DeFranco, a senior engineer at Stationhead. We’re building a music-focused social network fighting back ag
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Ask HN: Android Weekly Job Postings
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