cdibona

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by cdibona 9y ago
So the game that my friend and I are funding and working on the side on (dunno if this fits your definition of side project, but a proper saas app is as complex) is entering it's third year and is about to hit mvp. It is (unsurprising
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by cdibona 9y ago
You mean k-tv wasn't culture enough for you? edit: I enjoyed k-tv on my visits to Shenzhen.
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by cdibona 9y ago
I'm actually kind of proud of this one (I wrote, had our lawyer review, he added a stanza or two and said good to go.) https://www.fracturedveil.com/terms-and-conditions Our privacy policy is amazing, too. Edit: It&#x2
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by cdibona 9y ago
I think the problem wasn't that Castar wasn't cool or neat, it was just...dim. Literally dim. They relied on pico projectors which just don't have the lumens to really throw out the brightness you need. It had some fun demos
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by cdibona 9y ago
Do you mean the actual chip back and fourth? The inherent problem is that the 7816-d standard is a mess. It requires extremely small data exchanges on the order of seconds to get a cert out of the card. This has been a mess since the mid
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by cdibona 9y ago
We have a bunch of drones in the title cartoon thing...
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by cdibona 9y ago
Just don't open the box, and we will all be fine.
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by cdibona 10y ago
Do you mean the old deja thing? We (google) got a copy to the archive years ago.
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by cdibona 10y ago
Yes to both. Googlers start as not-googlers, after all.. There's a lot of reasons to do this that go beyond recruiting not the least of which was our old site was getting super crufty..
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by cdibona 10y ago
No, we're deeply committed to continuing to release projects on Github.
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by cdibona 10y ago
It is worth pointing out that it is the exploratory, fracturing and 'setting up' of a well that demands the most work and labor. Once they're pumping, you don't need nearly the same amount of help. After the pricing down
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by cdibona 10y ago
Tool pushing is an extraordinarily dangerous job. If it can be replaced by robotic handling equipment then good for humanity, I say.I'm honestly shocked there isn't more death on rigs... I have a family member who was a tool pushe
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by cdibona 10y ago
This isn't the case, we use and release plenty of gplv2/3 code and LK was permissively licensed before it was adopted by the Fuschia people. GCC wasn't given a death sentence, we are just moving on to llvm. GCC devs have been
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by cdibona 10y ago
I don want to sound like a jerk, but Trevor Blackwell has always filled the ycombinatoe hardware 'slot' from my perspective.
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by cdibona 10y ago
Nice trick. I heard Argentinian circus people hate the tin foil rub method to clean a grate, but my question is this: why? Is it the thickness of the foil? The foilness? The lack of onion? Please help.
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by cdibona 10y ago
I know you're kidding, but science journal is targeting younger and emerging scientists to improve on the collection of data during experiments. We are in no way a competitor to publication like science , plos one, etc... But we hope y
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by cdibona 10y ago
If you look on the mozilla site they've gone to great lengths to remove the dino branding already, which is a shame, as who didn't like the dino guy? That said, who cares about mozilla's logo? If this was the firefox logo, th
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by cdibona 10y ago
I don't get why this isn't part of MusicBrainz bootlegs, or is this just a view on it? https://musicbrainz.org/doc/Style/Specific_types_of_releases...
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by cdibona 10y ago
Ain't never gonna happen. People still mail the fsf at the old address and they moved like two decades ago.
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by cdibona 10y ago
So having used the recon line of products (which this is a spiritual cousin of) I can only say that these kinds of displays are kinda dodgy. When skiing anything resembling challenging terrain, the stuff is bouncing around and my ability to
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by cdibona 10y ago
The article says that there were 3000 units pre-ordered. That's a fair amount of cash, but spinning up a hardware line where there are real safety and fit questions at hand is not trivial. Maybe they would have been better off making s
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by cdibona 10y ago
Sure, but Doug started that at Yahoo some 12 years ago now... I don't relish Yahoo's demise, but Hadoop isn't a great example of recent yahoo innovation....
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by cdibona 10y ago
Who accepts an offer and schedules their first day of work without knowing what they will be paid? No one, that's who...
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by cdibona 10y ago
Crowbar. It's super high tech. Seriously though, I'd like to know too. everything I can think of is either expensive/time consuming (syncing generic new wireless keys, copying physical keys), potentially damaging to the car,
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by cdibona 10y ago
Please note if you are wondering where your project is, we only archived to bigquery open source projects. So add an open source license for reals?
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by cdibona 10y ago
To be clear: I didn't release the nasa code, I went to a couple of meetings there, but they did all the work. I just eval licenses all the time as part of my job, like some kind of weirdo.
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by cdibona 10y ago
This is true(ish) but what happens in much of the USG is that they have contractors write the code and there is a big hole cut in the law to allow contractors to retain copyright and monetize code written for the government. The idea was th
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by cdibona 10y ago
While I don't doubt that MoFo can handle this, it can be extremely difficult to productively give money to open source projects. I've been doing this since the late 90s and I can tell you that the desire to give money almost alway
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by cdibona 10y ago
I have the honeywell 9000 with remote sensors. While getting the internet connectivity was a little odd (you need this weird redlink device to bridge the devices for web management) They work and are remotely managed extremely easily. They
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by cdibona 10y ago
As said in other comments, this is because speedtest.net largely tests within your isps' network, not the path off their network to other ISPs or to netflix/netflix like services. To put this another way, speedtest is kind of lyin

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