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by dave84 7y ago
Reverse engineering the WiFi wasn’t a problem, it’s the JavaScript interpreter they’re struggling with.
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by dave84 7y ago
And yet I still get emails from Amazon trying to sell me products I just bought. Bought a hygrometer earlier in the week, delivered yesterday, email today about hygrometers. Maybe they have data showing that converts well.
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by dave84 8y ago
She’s literally standing in front of a sign on the stage that says TEDxBeaconStreet.
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by dave84 8y ago
History of recently viewed posts like Reddit, things can disappear from the front page fast.
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by dave84 8y ago
So a website designed to play sound is accessing your sound information?
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by dave84 8y ago
The other comments provided the academic sources, but the Cardiio app on my iPhone accurately takes my heart rate from my face with the selfie camera and that was released in 2012 I think.
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by dave84 8y ago
That would be overkill considering they can extract your heart rate in real time from a video.
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by dave84 8y ago
https://bookdown.org/
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by dave84 8y ago
The Great Courses Plus perhaps
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by dave84 8y ago
It’s constantly listening for “Hey, Siri”, unless I missed your point.
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by dave84 8y ago
Press the share button at the bottom (or next to the address bar in landscape/iPad), then scroll along the list of options at the bottom and you'll see "Request Desktop Site."
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by dave84 8y ago
I'll say it since nobody else did: your punctuation is wrong. Question marks and exclamation marks shouldn't have a space before them.
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by dave84 8y ago
>> However, the moment you dip into libraries you are dependent on someone else's work. >Like every other programming language? The lack of a standard library means you'll be dipping in a lot sooner.
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by dave84 8y ago
PowerPoint has this ability built in, you can add narration and export it as a video. Alternatively Camtasia.
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by dave84 8y ago
8 hour window, 16 hour fast.
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by dave84 8y ago
I think it’s a Lobster installation, a copy of the old Joel on Software board.
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by dave84 8y ago
Refusing customers and irritating Google probably isn’t in their best interest.
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by dave84 8y ago
Try Repl.it
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by dave84 8y ago
Yes, they are often incorrect and appear to be manually entered and not updated to reflect price changes as the system does not seem to have a field for item weight. Yes, and normalize it to price per kg. The product weight needs to be extr
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by dave84 8y ago
I wrote a Chrome plugin to double check the price per kg for online groceries as the values provided by my supermarket are basically fiction.
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by dave84 8y ago
Yes, unfortunately. It’s more of an academic exercise than a production compiler.
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by dave84 8y ago
I think unfortunately that the way C handles memory is so ingrained in the language and the standard library that to have a safe version of C would be a different enough language to have to call it a different name. There is Safe-C[0], but
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by dave84 8y ago
Serious question... why would any other approach be exempt from the problems you stated?
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by dave84 8y ago
$84/year for new customers, still worth it.
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by dave84 9y ago
Yup. My old iPhone 4S, 6, iPad 2, iPad Mini and Macbook (Late 2008) are all still in daily use by other members of the family. That's almost 10 years of laptops, 7 years of phones and tablets still in circulation.
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by dave84 9y ago
A perfect but quite useless miniature staircase. “How will it scale under a heavy load?” Sounds familiar. Maybe these staircases were just the highly polished crud web app of their time.
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by dave84 9y ago
We already do, a four degree and a final year project.
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by dave84 9y ago
I found this [0] on AliExpress, four buttons in one casing with a rechargeable battery. Haven't ordered it yet though. [0] https://www.aliexpress.com/item/RAK413AS-UART-serial-port-AT...
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by dave84 9y ago
Just type the name of it, like “C Dorian”
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by dave84 9y ago
Huh, it has the modes in there too. Nice little tool.

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