danielsju6

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by danielsju6 10y ago
Hangouts dialer + Google Voice / Project Fi. That's my setup. Got 4 phone numbers, all buzz all of my devices including my computers.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
Am I missing something with this argument? It's consistently made on these anti-Tesla threads here and on Reddit, but from my understanding an aircraft's autopilot is actually dumber than Tesla's. You set bearing, altitude, a
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by danielsju6 10y ago
A plane's auto-pilot maintains bearing, altitude, and speed—seems pretty similar to "lane assist" / tesla-autopilot to me. Some can land, in optimal conditions, but can't taxi.
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by danielsju6 10y ago
It's worth noting that many large cities don't stack up in these regards. The medium cities do often strike a balance; but at costs—often limitations on career growth. Coming from New England, Boston most recently and Portland, Ma
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Light has momentum
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by danielsju6 11y ago
The kicker to me is that you can't drink till you're 21; look at porn, buy cigarettes, or consent to sex with an adult until you're 18... but you can sign a federal promissory note for "super debt" that will fuck up
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by danielsju6 11y ago
You can protect master; it disallows pushes.
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Some additions: no more allowing apps to steal focus, especially while typing; fix the Mac AppStore or ditch it; fix or kill "All My Files", it's useless and annoying that it's the default; separate iTunes from iPhone sy
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Yep, that's what I'm arguing. The SHSH blob servers probably aren't trivial + I'm certain they have a lot of process in place to keep someone from "accidentally" releasing a software update, or the release of i
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by danielsju6 11y ago
It would likely take more than 100 man hours just to provision the code sign; Apple probably has that all under controlled hardware that require multiple lead-engineer level crypto tokens across multiple divisions. This isn't some Node
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Once the software exists, due to Apple's specialized knowledge, what's to stop them from issuing a NSL for Apple's signing keys + access to the remote update mechanism... then the FISC rubber stamps warrants en masse and Appl
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Yep, that's relativity.
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by danielsju6 11y ago
iPhone? Add PagerDuty to your favorites and use DND; set skip for favorites.
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by danielsju6 11y ago
You'd see radiation hitting the planet warming the mantel, complex chemicals breaking down & releasing heat, all warming the planet significantly to the point where it was a molten ball, and finally lots of instability where large
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Or you can just uninstall the app.
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Even as of a year ago the major parts of Android, including the downloads application, didn't support SNI.
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by danielsju6 11y ago
Quick Ruby solution, https://gist.github.com/jamesdaniels/ebe2a09c21fbe6343c73 about 3x slower than your Rust in MRI (only 1.5x in JRuby) but good enough for a Rails developer :P Heh
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by danielsju6 12y ago
They did indeed detect what they believe to be waves from the sun-glint, from what I recall.
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by danielsju6 12y ago
You see under 20/30 employees in a lot of businesses; the reason (IMHO) is that this is a natural choke point. Any more than 20 employees and the principle has to delegate, hire HR, management, and develop processes—it's a natural
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by danielsju6 12y ago
Super cool; this a great win on the path to U2F acceptance. I ordered a key to try it out; I've been meaning to anyway. I want to try out the using U2F via NFC on Android and see if I can hack something together using Apple's priv
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by danielsju6 12y ago
So they put a lot of effort into promoting SNI. A potential gotcha to consider, especially for peeps on HN; SNI isn't supported by a lot of Android, including the default download manager and parts of the networking stack—that bit me r
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by danielsju6 12y ago
AppBlade | Boston / REMOTE friendly | Seeking Co Founders AppBlade is a mobile-first EAS (Enterprise AppStore) that can remote control iOS/Android devices using MDM (Mobile Device Management). Companies like PayPal, Audi, BottleRo
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by danielsju6 12y ago
NE has lots of universities, I think that's what you are seeing.
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by danielsju6 12y ago
I think they are counting the graduating students as residents.
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by danielsju6 12y ago
This seems horribly flawed, it's counting students moving out; all of the large "university cities" are negative.
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by danielsju6 12y ago
If you look at the other pages there is a photograph that fills this space. Just not loading on that page.
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by danielsju6 12y ago
You've got to be kidding me. Really?! How about we get a climate scientist's critique of the Swift "language" while we're at it? Or have a CEO tell us how that change to their product should be "simple".
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by danielsju6 12y ago
Actually forfeiture sucks hard, even if you are found not-guilty you don't really have a chance in hell of recovering assets seized during a drug bust—like your car for instance. You can try to prove your innocence but it doesn't
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by danielsju6 12y ago
There was another good post on here I saw recently on how we're using bad dictionaries, http://jsomers.net/blog/dictionary For example the better (while old) Websters Revised only has these two entries for "w
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by danielsju6 12y ago
On iOS "enterprise provisioning" means less baggage. No UDIDs, which are deprecated in software BTW. To be clear this is a tiny patch that adds support for some 40%+ of dev shops and all enterprises. All we are talking about is th

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