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by camkego 3y ago
This list leaves out two greater Seattle area companies from the early nineties. Virtual I/O and Virtual Vision. It’s funny how much history gets lost. I suppose all of it eventually.
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by camkego 3y ago
Lacking DTLS at this time, and probably a few other valuable things.
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by camkego 3y ago
Docker Swarm seems to be underrated, from a simplicity and reliability perspective, IMHO.
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by camkego 3y ago
Number 2 is a big deal. Another comment in this thread is by a shopper who has been banned from a store for having missed an item. This might be a good reason not to use self check out.
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by camkego 3y ago
An old article from 1998 says the risk of death per hour of travel for air vs car is about the same. https://observer.com/1998/03/driving-versus-flying-the-debat... But, I disagree with the article, I think the de
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by camkego 3y ago
I think it's worth noting this certification exemption request from Boeing in light of the non-functional door popping out during an Alaska Airlines flight today. The airplane is two months old. I suspect it is really hard to move a la
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Boeing Requests Boeing 737 Max 7 Certification Exemption over Anti-Ice Issue(simpleflying.com)
3 points by camkego 3y ago|1 comments
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by camkego 3y ago
The problem with libwebrtc is that it is really built to decode video frames being received from the network. Also the APIs are intended to accept full video frames to be encoded before being sent to the network. This is great for a browser
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by camkego 3y ago
There is a real issue with providing the contestant the real exact file that will be used in the contest. Because there are 1e9 shades of gray between hard coding the correct answer in a single line program which doesn't even read the
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by camkego 3y ago
This is a really good question. Fuzzing is about searching a state-space of an entity: function, method, and I suppose even a hardware-block for unexpected or undefined, or maybe even undocumented behavior. Certainly this could have been us
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by camkego 3y ago
Yeah, well. I'm a software guy, not a hardware person. But think about it if the hardware guys were like "move fast and break things". It's amazing how much space the hardware people (Asics) have given us the to experime
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by camkego 3y ago
Now that is funny.
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by camkego 3y ago
Any S3 experts in the house? Does Amazon S3 use erasure coding or a similar scheme to increase durability? Is erasure coding or another redundancy/durability scheme the primary cause of the high latency? Does Minio have a similar laten
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by camkego 3y ago
"Jury Rules Google App Store Operates as Monopoly" is in the headlines this week. So it seems maybe there is some risk to Apple with regards to iMessage.
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by camkego 3y ago
This article highlights the dangers from fake/illegitimate/non-oem aircraft replacement parts that are being used to repair aircraft. https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/engine-ma... Doesn
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by camkego 3y ago
I was curious about this also. One isolated area with the heating is the Holland Energy Park utility company. I guess running the system has it's benefits.
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by camkego 3y ago
Telsa Cybertruck released in 2023. Porsche 911 was first released in 1964. Okay.
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by camkego 3y ago
There is still a large difference between an AI being able to cite it's claims, and having the original training data and exact code and process in which to convert the training data into the weights used in inference. If you cannot re
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by camkego 3y ago
This! It really seems the simplest way to go. But I guess because of history it's hard for people to conceptualize how it would work. (Outside of HNers that is)
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by camkego 3y ago
It strikes me a little surprising that such a mature package as FDB is making such a large move. For example, I understand that Deno's key-value store is based upon FDB, which certainly lends credibility to FDB.
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by camkego 3y ago
I'm just guessing, but they probably have a restricted license to some IP, not ownership of all title and rights to all IP. Yep, those lawyers can be just as crafty as developers believe it or not. *edit: just saw it claimed below
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by camkego 3y ago
"Foo, facing the sudden onset of rapid aging, decides to switch to a diet consisting solely of carrots in a desperate attempt to reverse the syndrome. Remarkably, the high intake of beta-carotene present in the carrots proves to be eff
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by camkego 3y ago
Thanks for posting this, but the list in the USA is so long and full of likely toxic stuff, I want to vomit.
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by camkego 3y ago
I'd also like to hear about this. But it's worth pointing out, that's just the rack space, bandwidth is priced separately. But, HE seems to me to offer very competitive and high quality bandwidth. Also, I think most situation
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by camkego 3y ago
I’m a backend dev who has gone through this journey. I’ve looked at everything. I don’t want to do design, but I want it stuff to look reasonable. Six months ago I probably would have said “learn react and use ChakraUI” today I will say “le
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by camkego 3y ago
I would love to see a good blog post or article on Cloudflares KV store. I just checked it out, and it reports eventual consistency, so it sounds like it might be based upon CRDTs, but I'm just guessing.
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by camkego 3y ago
The repo README for the link you provided says "This is a community-driven list of known passkey provider AAGUIDs to assist with naming passkeys in end user passkey management interfaces (e.g. account settings)." It also says: &qu
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by camkego 3y ago
It does seem like a real "lock-in" move.
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by camkego 3y ago
This isn't my area, so I don't really know. But, if CRTDs allow independent operation, don't they check the high availability box?
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by camkego 3y ago
This is really worthy of a good blog post or article, if it hasn't been written yet.

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