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Wink Smart home service offline for 5 days and counting
(status.winkapp.com)
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I thought it was KARR https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KARR_(Knight_Rider) ?
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coleca
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Yes NIST recently released a study: https://pages.nist.gov/frvt/html/frvt_facemask.html
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coleca
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The worst part of the ads was the testimonial by a former state government official with her title below her name leading the viewers to believe that the state was endorsing these crazy statements that letting your local mechanic be able to
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coleca
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Anecdotal evidence of course but I’ve had nothing but success with Brother ink jets. I’ve had my current Brother business class printer for over six years now. It’s huge but it prints on ledger size 11x17 paper (nice for flowcharts). It wo
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Wink Home Automation Hub has been down for 24 hours
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Launching a Shopify App? Here Are 7 Lessons Our Product Team Learned
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Apple has never had a problem with physical goods not paying the 30%. So WeWork, Tesla, AirBnb, airline tickets, etc would all be fine. The 30% cut was on digital goods as I recall. My last company sold things like gym memberships and bicy
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You'd be surprised the scale of companies that do not have this data. Or how many companies think they know where their data is but really don't. Especially with the proliferation of the SaaS services like you see in Gitlab'
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Don't forget PowerPoint. As Michael Cote likes to say "I used to be good at my job, now I'm good at PowerPoint". But in all honesty, being able to convey your ideas and vision to a variety of people and levels is key to
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You're correct. The whole point of the PPP program, which people seem to be missing, is the program is to act as a buffer in front of the unemployment system. The Feds are basically front running unemployment claims by 8 weeks by giv
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If you're self employed and are looking for some really good info, check out the site that bench.co put together: https://bench.co/blog/operations/paycheck-protection-program... I have no affiliation with the
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From the article it sounds like it was a pretty clandestine operation to begin with. He admits to paying 5x the normal prices for the masks, was picking them up in trucks marked as food service, taking different routes, etc. This is exact
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The NJ site actually asks if you plan to seek compensation and that compensation would have to comply with state procurement laws. So don’t expect boku $$$ for these jobs. They want freebies. There’s no shortage of COBOL devs just a short
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I had a similar experience w/Apple. A startup I worked for was brought into Cupertino for a meeting w/their internal business teams. They wanted us to build them an app which seemed relatively simple involving their internal Caf
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7y ago
Since Show Stopper was already mentioned and I didn't see this one mentioned, so I'll throw this one out there: Fatal Defect by Ivars Peterson https://www.amazon.com/Fatal-Defect-Chasing-Killer-Computer/... I
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Here's the text of the bill if anyone's interested in reading it: https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-bill/748/...
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Interesting project, I'd like to see it take into account decades of ambiguous union contracts, past practices, seniority, preferences, time off requests, preferences, training and certification levels, and not to mention the various l
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coleca
7y ago
Wonder how many podcasters will stop raving about how the Molekule changed their life. Probably none.
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coleca
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Waiting to book my hotel / air for Next until the end of next week to see what happens. I'll probably opt for the insurance for the first time if I do end up booking.
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It would be a shame if the reviews went away though. There are tons of garbage reviews out there, but I still find some gems out there. Recently, I was in the market for a paint sprayer and one reviewer wrote this crazy detailed review of
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Why ask the company name if the intent is to be anonymous? Many companies just the role name and company name is enough to identify the individual. Maybe there is only one CTO or Cloud Architect, etc. Or maybe gender + role + company is
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My Mazda has the same issue with cars in front taking exits. I’ve also had it brake unexpectedly on the highway on Rt 95 in RI. I was coming over the crest of a small hill and in front was a stone overpass. The angle of the radar was still
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From the video this case wasn't Content ID, it was manually flagged.
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We had a similar one when I worked for a large supermarket chain. We had one store that their In-Store Processor (ISP), which was a big IBM 6F1 RS/6000 box (about the size and looks of a large mini-fridge) was plagued with all kinds o
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I think (based on seeing how many of these types of messages are coming up in discovery in recent cases) that many people these days don't think of "text messages" (email, SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, FB, you name it) qualify as &qu
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Exactly. Had they done all the proper testing, they would have likely discovered all these issues, it's not a stretch to think that the management that allowed the project to get to the state it was in would have also pushed forward w
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Fascinating article. I love posts with this type of in-depth investigation into what everyone else would just pass over and not even think about. It's not surprising that it's related to the gaming industry. Some of the best AWS
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Logically, that doesn't seem likely because that would mean any individual or set of individuals, could enter false data and poison Google's model going forward.
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Just to be pedantic in the spirit of HN. Google isn't training models w/your face from your photo library. The way face recognition works is that Google would collect a dataset somehow and label that for the various feature and
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