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by brianshaler 8y ago
It seems transmitting the raw sensor data would make it tricky to do this securely. Would it be possible to encrypt the signal with some sort of hardware cipher?
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by brianshaler 9y ago
How long until we can co-locate application services in geosynchronous orbit to cut that latency in half?
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by brianshaler 9y ago
Even though I'm someone who doesn't reach for TS by choice (have had to use it for a couple of projects) I would add that even in a small or simple app, if you ever work with abstractions or wrapped values, you'll quickly fee
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by brianshaler 9y ago
> password entered encrypts and stores that on disc, then each time it wants to talk to us it can decrypt its password. Is there a reason you don't want to use tokens? Upon authenticating once (admin, manually), the web service wou
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by brianshaler 9y ago
None of my credit cards do at the moment. I've had 1 or 2 in the past but the issuer replaced them with non-contactless cards (I think Chase Slate even claimed removing contactless was for security reasons)
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by brianshaler 9y ago
If I see the contactless payment logo I'll usually reach for my phone instead of my credit card because chip readers are agonizingly slow. Android users: did you know you can add shortcuts to specific cards to your home screen? Pretty
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by brianshaler 9y ago
I'm pretty sure websocket is fifo with delivery guarantees and as far as I'm aware cannot be used in the same manner as UDP. I haven't played around with WebRTC, but that might be an option.
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by brianshaler 9y ago
This seems noteworthy: > Any scenario still requires the user to install the malicious update from a source outside the Google Play store.
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by brianshaler 9y ago
Even with paved access and a substantial budget, I'm not sure building permits would be feasible for any future construction. I don't know that they've been singled out by local officials so much as the original designs weren
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by brianshaler 9y ago
"liberated from the need to work" is an interesting way to say "unemployment" The kind of world we have created is one where one must create value in order to have food & shelter. Automation simply funnels more and m
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by brianshaler 9y ago
The planes on the taxiway have white takeoff/landing lights. It sounds like the second in the queue didn't turn theirs on until just before the incident, but if any of the others had theirs on prior, it could contribute to misiden
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by brianshaler 9y ago
Or http://zom.bo if you want infinite possibilities but have a finite amount of time to type.
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by brianshaler 9y ago
I'm with you, but it's not necessarily new. HN has always been a blend of STEM and money/hustle.
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by brianshaler 9y ago
Not (always) vice versa. In Ho Chi Minh, where Grab operates, I was not able to book using Lyft and had to install/setup Grab.
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by brianshaler 9y ago
Below the paid options: Free Plan For quick demos and other simple tunneling needs. * HTTP/TCP tunnels on random URLs/ports * 1 online ngrok process * 4 tunnels per ngrok process * 40 connections / minute
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by brianshaler 10y ago
The photo and caption about the spectacular paintings in North Korea remind me of how much I regret going into the country without a good amount of cash. On the tour, we visited several galleries and artist studios stocked full of large and
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by brianshaler 10y ago
Yes, because they're pending changes. When they're finished, they can be committed and the branch can be rebased to include them.
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by brianshaler 10y ago
You could also test the waters with a `2to3` branch. If you have uncommitted changes, instead of dropping them in as "last before..." you can git-stash them before branching and git-stash-pop them when you come back.
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by brianshaler 10y ago
> questioning whether U.S. consumers will be willing to pay much higher prices for equipment of equal quality There's also the threat of substantially increased tariffs that could make a panel manufactured by a <$3/hour work
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by brianshaler 10y ago
I read the guide and came here looking to see if there was a docker image. I just don't want to blindly pipe-sh on my host machine (would need to review what rustup is doing first). On top of that, 'wait 2 hours' is not somet
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by brianshaler 10y ago
It seems that is the goal and intent: to increase both the supply and demand of batteries, infrastructure will improve, commoditization will increase, and prices will be driven down. While it may be a profitable business in itself, Tesla do
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by brianshaler 10y ago
I upgraded from a $3200 rMBP (mid-2012) to a $1700 XPS13 i7 (9343/2015). The speed and battery life of the XPS13 have seemed on-par with the rMBP to me. If I was underwhelmed about anything, it was the rMBP feeling slightly slower than
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by brianshaler 10y ago
It's surprising how much of a disruption this caused to their launch schedule, but it's great that they got to the bottom of the issue before repeating the process on any further rockets. The worst kind of bug is the intermittent
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by brianshaler 10y ago
If you think about how we often say the time within an hour as "15 past X" and "15 til X," doing the same with days in the month doesn't seem as exotic.
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by brianshaler 10y ago
I haven't really dug into open source speech recognition, so I can't speak much to that side of things, except observing that advancements favor deep learning and cloud-based services over efficient on-device detection (aside from
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by brianshaler 10y ago
Anyone setting out to do something like this will quickly see how much of a hassle it is to exfiltrate data from relevant services and your own devices. APIs and SDKs cover a lot of use-cases, and that is all great and commendable, but we d
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by brianshaler 10y ago
If the Supercharger stations are on private property, it seems like Tesla could legally activate self-driving "Summon" functionality to move fully-charged Teslas to nearby parking spaces. The only real challenge would be safely un
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by brianshaler 10y ago
The key difference is the telephony company needs to know who I want to talk to so they can connect me, which web sites I want to load so they can retrieve the data from the server, and where I am so phone calls and data are routed through
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by brianshaler 10y ago
In a way, it's an end of an era. What jQuery did for the industry when it first came out was amazing. Normalizing differing browser APIs, making cumbersome APIs more palatable, providing powerfully expressive query selectors, enabling
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by brianshaler 10y ago
This is an argument that the TouchBar should not be considered a deterrent for vim users since they shouldn't reach up to that row in the first place. Also, this seems to be a generic complaint about the TouchBar as a feature of MacBoo

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