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by digikata 8y ago
Is postgres on the same machine or on a separate one?
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by digikata 8y ago
I didn't intend to discount the projects you mentioned, there are lots of approaches being pursued. The more of them get a real crack at the market the better in my opinion.
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by digikata 8y ago
Some sort of battery based tech that is fairly unconstrained by site requirements, as well as complex construction engineering requirements seems to have much more potential.
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by digikata 8y ago
I think the key is that we can start to develop infrastructure just fine on lithium cells, and it might even accelerate the development of more efficient alternatives develop because it proves the market to investors.
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by digikata 8y ago
Try podcasts too! General science an engineering, very detailed and excellent e.g. a recent episode covered superconductors and their use in particle accelerators http://omegataupodcast.net/ Data Science and Machine Learni
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by digikata 8y ago
So it might thwart some newer learning algos, but I wonder how it would do against the more classical heuristically guided techniques that tend to look at more invariant characteristics like facial feature spacing and ratios.
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by digikata 8y ago
Tesla probably also has one of the higher counts of deployed electric vehicles out there too, so the absolute number of units involved in anything unusual should be expected to be high too. The interesting context would be relative numbers
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by digikata 8y ago
If you just need a little duct tape hack for your situation, you can setup a script to scan the folder and point some html page of links to your latest doc set. Could even as simple as a generated static html file named to appear at the to
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by digikata 8y ago
Still it seems like this would be a great automation problem to work on - not your standard shiny tech problem but something that would really make a difference.
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by digikata 8y ago
I've always thought of it as "data dump"
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by digikata 8y ago
It seems like for the homecam.app there's no storage of the video stream, or one would need to add another box/device for that? I haven't bought into any home automation hubs yet, it just doesn't seem quite there in term
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by digikata 8y ago
I'd agree that processing power I think is pretty reasonable, it would be nice for it to handle storage too. Imagine if one were editing a set of video on an ipad pro, or fast backup/restore of other idevices, or you wanted securi
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by digikata 8y ago
If I had Apples resources then I think I'd be working on a ARM (or maybe even RISC-V) box that would replace the Apple TV and Mac Mini and serve as a new home IoT server. It could serve as a home based backend to a constellation of App
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by digikata 8y ago
I found these links that seem like similar tech. It's not clear to me if the Indigo is the same as the Isobar system. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/sep/08/einstein-... https:/&#x
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by digikata 8y ago
Was more required of the site prep for the hybrid house than one using more typical construction processes?
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by digikata 8y ago
It's essentially a little bit of industry jargon. Flash is non-volatile, and can be available via an NVMe interface. NVM in this context references essentially, some faster-than-Flash non-volatile memory. Since there are multiple tech
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by digikata 8y ago
Well on the Macbook Air, I'm running OSX, err macOS. Been running Mac on laptop and linux on desktop for a while now, but the last couple of iterations of both Macbook and macOS have been weak on the basics. Soo, I'm eyeing up the
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by digikata 8y ago
How is the hardware under Ubuntu? I've been eyeing up a Purism laptop as a successor for a Macbook Air that's getting a little long in the tooth.
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by digikata 8y ago
Accelerating deliveries could be correlated with accelerating refunds. The faster Tesla chews through the deliveries, the faster it will encounter people on the wait list who hit a decision point of pulling the trigger on a Tesla 3 or not.
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by digikata 8y ago
Maybe marshmallow candy doesn't have the draw that it once did in the 60's and 70's.
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by digikata 8y ago
In jewelry it can often have a bit of Nickel alloyed into it, and some people are allergic to Nickel.
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by digikata 8y ago
I wish they would at least get to the next half step. Put clothes in the laundry machine, it washes and dries them in the same machine, then buzzes to say it's done. Unfortunately that seems to be a very niche appliance that maybe sho
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by digikata 8y ago
The first robot that can scrape dishes for the dishwasher, then take them out and put them away when clean is going to be a huge hit.
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by digikata 8y ago
Or maybe they could deliver it direct to peoples homes too! Since 1952 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwan's_Company
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by digikata 8y ago
One of the more interesting uses of UAVs is for transport of samples and drugs back and forth to remote areas. There is at least one company trying it.
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by digikata 8y ago
I actually don't think I'd start this one personally, but given the recent supreme court ruling, I would expect that a sports betting site/app would likely get traction pretty quickly.
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by digikata 8y ago
It's not a marketplace, but it seems to be a well performing source. https://www.planet.com/
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by digikata 8y ago
https://www.cia.gov/library/video-center/video-transcripts/i...
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by digikata 8y ago
I generally use either a wiki page (if there is an agreed upon common wiki), or a short memo document. A wiki is nice because it's easy to include a URL into a commit. The diagramming tool is a minor consideration except it should be e
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by digikata 8y ago
> You mean they shouldn't have disabled the car's own autonomous, non AI braking system and kept it as a backup for when theirs failed? I admit that was a thought, but I'd hold back from to saying that simple specific thin

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