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by gravypod 6y ago
Seems like an amazing product! One thing that would be amazing for you to tackle is support for devices, services, etc. Things that are not driven by a user and do not have a browser. I've worked at a few IoT companies and authenticati
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by gravypod 6y ago
I've always wanted to build a mesh network with small nodes like this scattered around a city or forest. I'd love to see them build a battery and solar module for these units.
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by gravypod 6y ago
Leonard French had a video in the past year where he stressed that the "ease" of doing something did not make it legal. From what I understand if you have any amount of protection on your information (and one might count visibilit
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by gravypod 6y ago
Finally might be a way out of paying the exorbitant data charges, and obscure usage requirements, of Iridium.
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by gravypod 6y ago
A comparison of both would be very appreciated. I've been trying to decide which to get. If you could also try and to a pcap to make sure nothing funky is going on with the Onyx ROM that would be amazing.
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by gravypod 6y ago
Curriculums? In my experience yes. Unfortunately connecting those classes to the things you're going to be doing is usually an exercise left to the reader. It's usually "here's some linear algebra and calc" but not
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by gravypod 6y ago
I wish that more schools offered "X for Y" classes to foster basic literacy in relevant areas of study. I'd love a "Math for {Game,Control System} Programmers" or "Architecture for Game Designers".
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by gravypod 6y ago
If your TV supports HDMI-CEC then most TV boxes will control both the TV audio and power with a single remote.
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by gravypod 6y ago
> He took exception to the word addiction in the context of phones. He felt a phone could not drive addiction in the same way as a substance. I am genuinely curious about how your friend perceives gambling addiction? Can gambling drive a
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by gravypod 6y ago
I hope wasm gets serious attention by the Bazel team. I've personally been thinking of it as "the JVM done the right way". Still lots of progress needs to be made but it's very exciting to have another cross-platform mul
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by gravypod 6y ago
There are a few things in this space that might be interesting: - https://github.com/Hironsan/bertsearch - https://github.com/hanxiao/bert-as-service There was another I can't find right now
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by gravypod 6y ago
The most recent understandable implementation of this is something called Word2Vec. It is not the state of the art (it's actually suboptimal now by a lot) but there's a LOT of explanations of it you can find that are great. A de
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by gravypod 6y ago
Another possibility: something that generates mild cold/flu symptoms but does long term damage that you won't notice right away. This would cause the "Bob had it and he's fine!" mentality to spread as it currently i
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by gravypod 6y ago
Plenty has also been written about the bugs/issues that have cropped up that are only visible when inspecting what regions/nodes/cgroups an issue is coming from [0]. My use case wasn't exactly `pod=...` but it was very s
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by gravypod 6y ago
Does it put any limits on cardinality of metrics? Grafana cloud's offering was absolutely awful for my use cases. They charge per-series so if you have metrics with a "pod=..." label your prices go through the roof.
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by gravypod 6y ago
For big companies having a completely non-local dev environment actually works pretty amazingly. It's something that I've been trying to set up at home with Eclipse Che. The workflow is great. I can switch between laptops, desktop
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by gravypod 6y ago
From the order "Identify each Social Media and Video Streaming Service provided or sold by the Company". It doesn't seem to be limited to only Social Media sites, it also includes any "Video Streaming Service". The
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by gravypod 6y ago
> i'd be careful about IP in terms of "plucking from my job's monorepo" - 20% time work is still work that they paid for. but im sure you've considered that. Part of something I did was setup an internal process
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by gravypod 6y ago
(Opinions are my own) As someone who has worked for a long time at small startups (<30 people, <10eng) my "20%" projects (what other people are referring to "120%" here) that I've done on my own time have, in
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by gravypod 6y ago
In previous companies I've seen AWS and Azure do the same for >$10k bills from small startups. 1x$10,000 invoice is no where near as much as a lifetime of hosting a unicorn startup. Most cloud providers will even give you $50k to $1
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by gravypod 6y ago
This goes over the setup process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVkivmMKikU You must have a Facebook account to get past the setup screen. Even if you just want to use the headset as an input device and a display.
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by gravypod 6y ago
The sad thing is that the Quest has other benefits that, to me, make it worth more than the Index. This video covers some of the magic that's possible with the Quest [0]. Before the Quest was in people's hands I was constantly get
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by gravypod 6y ago
If this separates Oculus into it's own company I'd probably buy one of the new headsets. The things Facebook is doing here definitely detracts from the product. I don't have to give Logitech my drivers license to plug in a mo
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by gravypod 6y ago
Anecdote but I get asked yearly and I've been running steam on Linux and windows for the past 11 years (Linux much later after this).
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by gravypod 6y ago
The terraform provider is usually a near 1:1 mapping of the provider's APIs.
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by gravypod 6y ago
A better comparison: "This restaurant only has one table and 1 chair with a broken leg and gum stuck to the seat but that's ok because they're take-out only"
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by gravypod 6y ago
Cloud service providers aren't really optimizing for the same thing that the average website is optimizing for. They're attempting to maximize their velocity, maximize their API stability, and make programmatic usage of their syst
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by gravypod 6y ago
The unfortunate part of this is gaining traction on an alternative platform is extremely difficult. The people who really love these features are recruiters - who end up spending a lot of money on the platform - to make use of the psycholog
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by gravypod 6y ago
GitHub is not advised to moderate that content itself. That could make it loose it's safe harbor protections.
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by gravypod 6y ago
I love the experience and performance. If more adoption happens it'll just get better as more languages are supported.

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