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by glitch003 9y ago
You also might be able to fix this with your own stylesheet / browser extension to hide the locked content.
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by glitch003 9y ago
This is really fun. Suggestion: make it more obvious when someone tags me in a message. Since my tag is always changing, it's hard to tell when someone is talking to specifically _me_. Maybe you could make messages tagged with any o
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by glitch003 9y ago
Can you share where you work? I'm looking for someone to audit some Solidity code.
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by glitch003 9y ago
> I press a key, and miracle of miracles, the character appears on the screen. As long as you press "i" first! :)
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by glitch003 9y ago
Frontier airlines absolutely does this. I think it's only during hours when there are not agents working, because I was able to reach an agent when I called again during more normal business hours. But it did feel really weird hearing
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by glitch003 9y ago
Because that gets you fined :-P
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by glitch003 10y ago
> You can ship a client with a long list of "cached" nodes that were verified to be long-lived. I mean you need to obtain the client at some point, you can gather a fresh list of nodes along with it. From that point onward you
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by glitch003 10y ago
> It's a very secure chain. But this guy said that a single miner has 65% of the hashing power: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14043038
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by glitch003 10y ago
In the article they mention they are indeed rolling out UberPool.
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by glitch003 10y ago
I work remote, and I like living in SF. I've lived and travelled to many places, and SF is my favorite, despite how expensive it is. I live in a 40 bedroom "hacker house", where else am I gonna find somewhere like that? I
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by glitch003 10y ago
I know Stripe is 7 days
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by glitch003 10y ago
Yes, this is correct. It's a really simple principle, and I think an explanation can help you understand :) Suppose you have 3 holes, and 4 pigeons, and you stuff the pigeons into holes. There must be 1 hole with at least 2 pigeons,
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by glitch003 10y ago
The electric field is contained by using capacitors in the pole in the middle of the room. The magnetic field is what propagates around the room to power devices. But I suppose you'll say we are magnetic beings or something?
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by glitch003 10y ago
The article says they can supply 1900 watts. All modern VR headsets consume a fraction of that.
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by glitch003 10y ago
Until we start offering conductive walls as an option in new homes :)
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by glitch003 10y ago
I have a subaru crosstrek with the eyesight package, and it can't do lanekeeping. Are you sure your forester can? Auto braking and automatic speed adjustment cruise control, but no lanekeeping. It does have an alert when you leave a
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by glitch003 10y ago
> I can actually see some future apps/games using controllers without the goggles This reminds me of the Nintendo Wii and Wii Tennis and all those other Wii sports games that were really fun.
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by glitch003 10y ago
I wonder if it's possible to create a TV commercial that says "Alexa, order me a dollhouse" but not trigger the Amazon Echo in the room, by doing something like playing ultrasound static at a louder volume than the "Alex
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by glitch003 10y ago
Or, say, Amazon Fresh and Amazon Prime Pantry? (Both deliver products similar to peapod)
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by glitch003 10y ago
The USDA DB has a lot of good info on total sugar content in foods. Not "hidden sugars" per-se, but still, having total sugar content of many foods in a single location is pretty useful. The full DB is available in CSV files as
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by glitch003 10y ago
> Safeway only sells Safeway brand, Costco only sells Kirkland, CVS only sells CVS products This seems to work pretty well for Trader Joe's. I trust their stuff.
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by glitch003 10y ago
Fascinating that this scam was exposed on the Simpsons in 2005 and people still fall for it. http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/Professor_Pigskin
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by glitch003 10y ago
Google Maps on my Pixel shows the current speed limit. Not sure if they have that on the iOS version yet though.
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Ask HN: What are you working on?
13 points by glitch003 10y ago|23 comments
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by glitch003 10y ago
Google Fi is amazing. The free international data roaming is like nothing else I've ever experienced. Land in Japan and my phone just works. No extra charges, it just works.
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by glitch003 10y ago
You are getting a legitimate Android handset that you can root and go about your way like you would with any other carrier. (As long as that handset is a Nexus 5x, Nexus 6, or Nexus 6P, because those are the only phones that work with Googl
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by glitch003 10y ago
Someone's building a product for this: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/biometrix-an-evolution-in...
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Galactic Tick Day – A celebration of our progress around the milky way(galactictick.com)
79 points by glitch003 10y ago|35 comments
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by glitch003 11y ago
if you're a project fi user (android only) this happens automatically through gmail. was a bit weird the first time my gmail rang :)
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by glitch003 11y ago
Just want to chime in and say that I can activate my girlfriends iPhone by saying "Hey Siri" in a girly sounding voice. It's trained to only her voice but I can trigger it. So it's not foolproof as you make it seem.

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