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by cordite 10y ago
K-12 schools definitely block HTTPS at some places, mostly because they can't inspect it.
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by cordite 10y ago
This would be really cool and fun for children if it worked on an iPad
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by cordite 10y ago
Both are a significant investment that may contribute to income.
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by cordite 10y ago
Other than ML applications, what can I write on this? OpenCL? Something comparable to CUDA? What about utilizing Vulkan?
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by cordite 10y ago
I'm not sure about Foxconn and others, though Amazon fulfiment employees can't take two sick days in a row, else be fired. This is coming from an aquantence that is human and got sick. I guess at-will employment is very at-will.
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by cordite 10y ago
This is what happened to remarkable this week.
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by cordite 10y ago
In the future, may we host our own? This may be important for enterprise users who want to keep propriety information on in-house servers.
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by cordite 10y ago
Similar stuff is going on for other e-ink stuff, like Popslate. It's facing considerable delays despite having a physical hardware prototype. Currently they are struggling with certified for iphone.
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by cordite 10y ago
Usually copying is only to compact everything alive back together for cache friendliness. However, it shouldn't need a stop the world for that due to immutability.
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by cordite 10y ago
This is really incredible. Something about having a glow behind what I look at changes how I operate. I do print designs out at work to review thoroughly, this is for me.
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by cordite 10y ago
To be fair, they have a processor in the power adaptor
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by cordite 10y ago
Will we start seeing "Universal" apps on windows too, as in the fat binaries which have multiple architectures compiled into one?
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by cordite 10y ago
As a language user, it is really just a semi-structured assembly-style everything-is-string and global-memory as a hierarchical tree map. The language comes with transaction support, though one can use mutexes instead for performance reason
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by cordite 10y ago
This too is not immune. I get it here too.
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by cordite 10y ago
Should have 2014 in the title. They demonstrated a technology the size of a contact lense, but did not make a functioning prototype that resides on an eye. Still a neat approach.
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by cordite 10y ago
The only concept of UML I use is the N-many relationships, adding a number or asterisk to the edges between things.
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by cordite 10y ago
New Macbook Pro can't walk & chew gum at same time(watch wifi + USB = fail) [1] It was on HN last night [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYVjIjBMx6o
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by cordite 10y ago
Apple's "It just works" soundbite doesn't seem to ring anymore. Even recording over USB means no Wi-Fi
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by cordite 10y ago
Whenever I hit add to cart, it just goes back to the home page. Could use better UX
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by cordite 10y ago
I never use it, though guides constantly mention you gotta have the right system profile and some other low level settings for it to work.
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by cordite 10y ago
Usually these unique bits are burned in with fuses as a step in manufacturing in a non reversible process.
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by cordite 10y ago
Does a 60 page EULA count as an explicit yes under this?
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by cordite 10y ago
That's not how the recruiters made it out to be, though they do provide good food at university promotions.
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by cordite 10y ago
Hudly is similar though they seem to be more focused on the community providing software solutions for what to display.
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by cordite 10y ago
This would surely kill low cost autonomous drones, right? Assuming other non identifying technologies were used, I suspect that having multiple drones with the same technology may fail by increasing the noise with various light, sound, and
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by cordite 10y ago
How realistic is a dry run via an earth simulation from high aptitude to make sure units are sane?
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by cordite 10y ago
We may have to call crackers that we take pictures of by a different name
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by cordite 10y ago
Not working in north midwest
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by cordite 10y ago
Should being part of a CA include having a red team constantly trying to breach things?
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by cordite 10y ago
Sweet! Though the README does not identify what is "cut down" or the status and what remains to be vetted.

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