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by cyounkins 11y ago
Google engineer Benson Leung tests a bunch of USB 3.0 cables/chargers and has generally found Anker to be good. Spreadsheet of results: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wJwqv3rTNmORXz-XJsQa...
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by cyounkins 11y ago
I wish there were photos to show the tape placement. Has anyone had luck with this or other techniques for correcting their forward head posture?
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Boomerang for Gmail Alternative MailFred Open Sources Server Components(github.com)
5 points by cyounkins 11y ago|1 comments
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by cyounkins 11y ago
Wait so they have their conversations with legal listened to and transcribed by random people at Rev? Considering the things one usually talks with lawyers about, it may not be super great to share that with random people outside the compan
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Ask HN: How does your team do project management? Does it work?
3 points by cyounkins 11y ago|2 comments
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by cyounkins 12y ago
Appcelerator Titanium Mobile Developer @ FreshTemp ( https://freshtemp.com ) - Part time, Remote, Pittsburgh, PA We are a fast growing combination software and hardware company that monitors temperature for food safety in restaura
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by cyounkins 12y ago
Maybe I wasn't clear with my question. Say the company indicates it is hiring and gets 100 interested people. How do you filter them down to serious applicants without looking at resumes? I would argue that isn't so much outreach
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by cyounkins 12y ago
How do you avoid wasting time on candidates that are a poor fit? When we advertise for an open position we get a ton of unqualified candidates. In your post you say, "At my last firm, we had the “first-call” system. Every serious appli
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by cyounkins 12y ago
It appears the HTML of the requested page is returned to the requesting phone via SMS, which could be many many messages if you are loading say, a wikipedia page.
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by cyounkins 12y ago
Using CoreOS as a "base image" under docker would serve little purpose because CoreOS isn't really designed to run anything other than its core services. People usually use Ubuntu or CentOS.
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by cyounkins 12y ago
Could anyone tell me what PCB/schematic software that is?
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by cyounkins 12y ago
The ZeroMQ position on why brokers like this may not be a good idea: http://zeromq.org/whitepapers:brokerless
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by cyounkins 12y ago
Correct. Celery's implementation dequeues but doesn't acknowledge the task, holding it until the timer is reached.
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by cyounkins 12y ago
http://vuejs.org/guide/application.html#Routing
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by cyounkins 12y ago
Please describe the story of Counter Strike, because I've logged hundreds of hours on the game and have no idea what you're talking about.
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by cyounkins 12y ago
I think the same thing we saw at the beginning of bitcoin would happen here - a GPU implementation would be able to run hundreds of the proofs in parallel. Changing the difficulty to compensate for this would be way too much of a burden on
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by cyounkins 12y ago
I thought the main problem with porting software to 64-bit was the bad practice of developers assuming the sizes of types. Since this was Google and the project is relatively recent, I'm assuming that is not the reason. Why couldn&#x27
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by cyounkins 12y ago
Hi, previous CEO of AutoRef here. I've spoken with Eric (the engineer who spearheaded this), and while code exists it needs some work for release. It hasn't been worked on since the closure of AutoRef. Eric and I will be working o
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by cyounkins 13y ago
We'll need to wait for a Go compiler for the target architecture, and I doubt that will ever happen for AVR. ARM is more promising with something like the Cortex M0+, but even then there are hurdles like the runtime size.
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by cyounkins 13y ago
Note that this does not run Go on the robot, it runs Go on a host computer and communicates with the robot with Firmata.
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Your Optimizations Don't Apply to SSL Sites(autoref.com)
4 points by cyounkins 14y ago|1 comments
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Those Random Humans(thoserandomhumans.appspot.com)
2 points by cyounkins 16y ago|0 comments