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9y ago
Indeed, a verifiable payload is useful.
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9y ago
My astronomer friend says this isn’t really different from any other satellite with reflective shielding.
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9y ago
One I knew of was Vala. I’ve not used it, but the elementary-os devs seem to like it. https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Vala
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Supposing a terraforming species (like humans) never arose, will the ocean get saltier and saltier over the eons and eventually be inhospitable to all but the hardiest of microbes?
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9y ago
Yet you can with discord on iOS.
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Oooh! I recently had a super high percentage event, it was because of a bunch of IO that happened right when I woke the Mac up, and I guess the system monitor dropped a few samples and nearly divided by zero.
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9y ago
I recently moved to a FreeNAS machine, as these devices had the weakest CPU and little ram as possible to function. It made buffering media on the network a challenging task when it should have been effortless.
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9y ago
Having the keyboard centered on the ipad seems to suggest otherwise. Typed on Keybee.
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9y ago
I was actually looking at Red in consideration for my next year's personal projects. I'd consider it further if I felt it was more complete. Perhaps this is a cursory evaluation, but it feels like the emphasis is to use what'
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9y ago
One of my relatives is a safety engineer at a plant. Remotely he can connect to a read only console, if there are any changes he has to call someone on the inside to make them. I don’t know how robust that read only aspect is, but it seems
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9y ago
I like the concept, but it’s rate of change and lengthy transaction period and confusing transaction fees make it inhospitable for goods and services that I’d use it for.
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Data protection laws? Provide some examples. Google does this on all of their products. And people that have left Google have made their own versions of this software for others to use. For example: https://www.fullstory.com/
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9y ago
Usually if someone complains to support, their session can be tracked down and sent to the devs.
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No, the sources must be pre sorted for this to work. What this does is merge two lists of dynamic size like a set like a zipper.
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The ESC key is the only thing my coworkers with this laptop use the bar for.
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9y ago
"just mixing coins to hide ownership" Isn't that the definition of laundering?
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9y ago
Weather, news nippets, timers. I pick up food ordered on time these days so that’s good.
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I was wondering how they’d address real-time latency. Guess they didn’t.
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Recently experienced No. 3 in form, was scheduled with the wrong person and the remote conference room was empty. Turns out the interviewer was another person in their own other room. Emailing the HR rep ten minutes in resolved the issue wi
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9y ago
I thought it was an artifact of how our vision system works, not input to that system.
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9y ago
Chrome on iOS is just a wrapper around a safari web view, plus some nice to haves. Same behavior observed here too.
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9y ago
I don’t see a reason for signatures to be legible, just identifiable.
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9y ago
What about teaching it (EDIT: making a signature) as an art form, for the soul purpose of creating something unique? (EDIT: not necessarily cursive)
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9y ago
Been said on other HN-announced languages.. but good luck having a search engine find relevant results for that language name.
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9y ago
A human paying attention would honk before trying to move, most of the time, right? But a driverless vehicle may be able to do both at the same time to avoid an accident.
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The writing was engaging, although the “1000 NoSQL databases” was a nail in the tire. Although I feel the encryption almost for free as part of the platform is rather cursory in evaluation. I’m not as worried about some process poking aroun
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How do you replicate the experience of a framework or standard without experiencing it? Now, I am not talking about looking at the machine code and whatnot, but the public API or UI.
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I also can’t interact with it on my iPad. No keyboard comes up or a button like backup.
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9y ago
Is there anything out there for setting up a DMX controlled light strip to something smart?
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9y ago
Thank you for the clarification.
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