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jalk
9y ago
Seriously? or are you a member of AWFUL - Americans Who Figuratively Use Literally ;)
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9y ago
But every piece of software that accepts csv files cannot be expected to include an editor/data Wrangler mode that will allow the user to resolve encoding errors, ambiguities and inconsistencies, nor can it be expected to resolve those
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jalk
9y ago
Doesn't the venue also make a small fortune selling overpriced drinks/snacks?
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jalk
9y ago
Two pane FM's are optimized for mouseless operation which your workflow is not. I.e ctrl-c alt-tab ctrl-v compared to just F5 for copying files
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jalk
9y ago
I believe that lambda CPU goes hand in hand with memory. Your lambda@edge function will only deploy with 128mb of ram allocated and hence get very little CPU. 50ms is not low-latency in my book either. See https://serverless.zone
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9y ago
Norway's is the only Scandinavia country with substantial amounts oil. Taxation is largely what is funding the welfare state.
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jalk
9y ago
Wow - add better sensors and you get more data - who would have thought. I suspect that the there is more to this than what the author of the press release managed to write
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9y ago
The same way push based systems do it. Prom. scrapes the individual metrics off each instance and provides aggr. functions in the query lang.
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9y ago
I believe that "Resting" is actually key here - the Minority Report UI will most likely tire your arms pretty quickly.
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9y ago
So perhaps you need to find paywalled news/review outlets without ads. Someone has to pay for the articles being written, servers, bandwidth etc
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9y ago
Yes I will tell my friend who has sonos players for around 2000 USD, I'm sure he will listen.
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9y ago
While I really like readability and having things close at hand, I really hate making a change to some constant only to discover later that it had to be updated in a gazillion different places with slightly different names
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9y ago
Is this post correct - or is it just too vague to make sense? It seems wrong to me that they receive audio-fingerprints and do lookups in a database they host on GPUs. If they have the fingerprint already, why the GPU and not just a key-val
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9y ago
I have been thinking for a long time that such prosthetic arms should also be able to act as USB HID. e.g. send keystokes "directly" from the nerves - optionally merging with the input from a regular keyboard. And once you have th
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9y ago
audiopathic behavior
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10y ago
Wondering who and how they manually boxed/labeled the objects. Sounds like an amazing job :)
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jalk
10y ago
Although you will have to shell out 600$/Month if you need to support HTTPS for browsers that do not support SNI
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10y ago
This is totally cool if the origin is just a dumb S3 bucket. From what I can tell, you can implement the same kind of rewrite logic you would otherwise have in i.e. httpd/nginx conf. And of course doing so at the edge means that you po
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jalk
10y ago
wouldn't it more be like: missiles will not hit the designated target, but something near by
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10y ago
The classes are: > blowjob_handjob > cunnilingus > other > sex_back > sex_front > titfuck I don't think this particular classifier would be very useful in a parenting tool - or perhaps my style of parenting is old-fas
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10y ago
He said that he used the avg view length on FB as a reason to choose that channel. If he had know that they didn't factor in <3 sec views he would perhaps not used that channel.
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10y ago
I remember the first chip terminals in Denmark as being annoyingly slow. This was probably 5 years ago. Today they are as fast as swiping. Rollout of nfc based cards /terminals has been going on for 10 months or so, and those are super
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10y ago
slightly off topic, but when I saw the images of the trailer, I couldn't help but think that the collision wouldn't have been fatal, if the trailer was fitted with "side underrun protection". IIRC those are required on t
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10y ago
You would have to be visually impared to not see the huge difference between VHS and a hidef digital video. I doubt that most people can tell the difference between vinyl and a CD. Many audiopaths (aka audiophiles) will of course argue that
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10y ago
OT: I'm pretty sure fiberglass in chew is a myth.
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jalk
11y ago
Are there any publicly know examples of hackers that have used tracking data for malicious stuff. As nasty as it is to have a large amount of your web history stored in a profile, I don't see a clear path to crime (perhaps extortion).
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11y ago
There are plenty of legal substances that you don't want you doctor to be on, before he operates on you.
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11y ago
From a technical perspective I doubt I will be able to bring a whole lot more to the table than the Fravia articles already linked to. We were just a couple of guys trying to code demos, and cracking for the fun of it. We never releasing an