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imrehg
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I'm a big fan of the recent changes and follow YC much closer than before, glad to hear that this experiment is probably off to a good start, thanks for the note! Thanks for the advice! (I'm in Taiwan time, and didn't think m
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Ask HN: YC Fellowship should've started – first impressions by the participants?
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imrehg
11y ago
How is this addressing the "same product - different price" issue? (by the way, I'm using Linux myself on a Lenovo laptop that was sold without OS, was awesome, better hardware than the corresponding Windows lineup at the tim
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11y ago
> Microsoft for the first time calculates its OS license fee based on a device’s display size, memory capacity and HDD/SDD storage capacity. The formula also factors in device type and will be different for tablets, notebooks and de
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imrehg
11y ago
Is that da Vinci method a bit like interpreting I Ching hexagrams? Put some randomness in, add some constraints, and interpret it to your current context. Should be a similar creativity enhancer.
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Dialog Semiconductor to buy Atmel for $4.6B
(reuters.com)
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As much as I understand, that "forced monetization" can exist, such as in the case of stock options - those can incur tax right away (alternative minimum tax), and usually will have to sell some of your just got stocks to be able
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Taiwan enforces non-compete causes in hi-tech even after expiration
(taipeitimes.com)
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Well, that was fun! (now just have to start watching the show from the beginning because I haven't seen it yet)
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Is there an Uncanny Valley for hardware projects?
(gergely.imreh.net)
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Since there's so much accounting in these metrics, anybody has a recommendation for good accounting software, or knowledgebase? Especially for hardware startups (e.g. building physical stuff, inventory, keeping track of component and p
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11y ago
Running inside the app is probably the strongest argument here, though I think that's also kinda assuming that people cannot subvert the app in unexpected ways. The size of requests can still be observed e.g. being on Wifi - people don
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11y ago
Except they shouldn't really use Gzip if they are also using HTTPS.... See http://stackoverflow.com/a/4063496/171237 or look up BREACH and CRIME.
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11y ago
It depends, you have to re-run the test...
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11y ago
Yeah, I got 2.53% error rate, but that's nothing to worry about - using 79 servers, that's exactly 2 errors, both of them in China, which kinda makes it feel less Amazon's fault, than the Great Firewall's.... Maybe there
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11y ago
It can't be, unless time travel... From Wikipedia: "Since 2001, new registrants to the [.edu top level] domain have been required to be United States-affiliated institutions of higher education, though before then non-U.S.-affilia
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I wonder what would happen if I push some electromagnetic calculations to Github (I'm a physicist): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retarded_potential
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11y ago
Hi, as people say, the best is to do a detailed writeup (for your future self, when you want to fix your project a few months down the line and realize your forgot all the pinouts and such...) For this you have a bunch of options: Blog: hav
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11y ago
This is the original store page of the book: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920033325.do Looks like the linked PDF is with the "Compliments of PayPal", Google Cache[1] still has that version of the O
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11y ago
Haha, the pants is a great example, thanks! If I may, I'll use that example internally, hopefully to good (and hilarious) effect!
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Most embedded shops release u-boot source, just not in a very usable state, eg. based on old versions, zip package instead of version control, not following any of the development practices or internal organization of the original project..
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I'd guess that (c) refers to the fact that implementation details can expose the algorithm too, e.g. side-channel attacks, leaking timing info, and so on... Things like constant-time comparisons are not generally part of the considerat
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Yup! I'll donate a crate of red bulls or coffee or whatever he drinks to come up with all this!
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I wonder if they have customer beyond US/Canada that they mention. Otherwise this would fail spectacularly in other countries in general (eg, UK: both letters + numbers, Taiwan: 3 digit zip code)
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It's a VIA VAB-600 Springboard. There are some other VIA ARM boards that can do mini-PCIe (though some just USB, some do PCI too) VAB-600: http://www.viaspringboard.com/ or http://www.viaembedded.com/en
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Oh, nice! On the other hand, seeing this on HN now I feel really inadequate, having just finished the prototype of my miniPCIe Arduino clone last weekend... Really need to level up too! KiCad source of the PCIeDuino: https://gith
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Oh, no, too bad! Mitro is a real life-saver, using it since the very beginning... This will be quite a step back for my web-usage-happiness-level. I was wondering how will they make money, and looks like I need not to wonder any longer :(
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Is it just me, or the rhetorical question in the title ("why I now think Tor is the devil") never got answered? Also not clear whether the Dark Web spider project was just to later seed the honeypot sites to appear legit, or was i
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Here's some detailed description[1] of New Horizon's science payload. Also technical details link on the bottom of the page. I guess not all the information is in the form of a layman (like me too) asking "just how good they
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Same as back in Hungary, travelling between my home town and university (2h bus ride), and often people were spilling over all the way to the lower steps inside of the door (that means carrying people almost at 2x seat capacity)... Just cra
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