jvolkman

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by jvolkman 8y ago
He's been working on it for 9 years. Do you consider a 16 year old a kid?
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by jvolkman 8y ago
Maybe it's terminology? I had them as a kid but referred to them as "dot matrix".
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by jvolkman 8y ago
The article states that "every individual has approximately 8 hours [per day] to allocate to 'me time'" which is clearly not the case for many. It seems reasonable to point this out in discussion.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
I think you're referring to the Duo feature which shows a video of the caller to the person being called prior to answering. Basically the opposite of drop in and of this FaceTime issue.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
It looks like this particular example is actually due to the "+word" in the quote. Here's everything up to but excluding "+word": https://www.google.com/search?q="Documentation+around+this+i...
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by jvolkman 8y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22You+can+go+test+it+for+yo...
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by jvolkman 8y ago
You can get most of the experience with the Assistant app which is available for both ios and android.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
People don't actually commute on racing bikes in Seattle all that often. At least not the ones I see. Touring bikes, cyclocross, and similar with slightly larger tires and often disc brakes seem more common.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
"Capitol Hill", "First Hill", "Beacon Hill", "Queen Anne Hill". Seattle has a lot of hills, especially if you're traveling east-west. They're called drumlins: https://youtu.be&#x2
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by jvolkman 8y ago
Amsterdam is also flatter than Seattle. Heavy bikes (without assist) and street clothes don't work as well on large hills.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
Amazon
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by jvolkman 8y ago
I found it via a web search. Although the "Get Started" link takes you to the same signup form as "Request Trial". I think if you list yourself as a hobbyist you automatically get the free license.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
https://www.onshape.com/products/free
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by jvolkman 8y ago
I just signed up for a free OnShape account a month ago. Has something changed since then?
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by jvolkman 8y ago
She was one of its founders and its former CEO.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
Why?
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by jvolkman 8y ago
The recorded hotword is sent to allow more sophisticated hosted models to reject false positives.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
It wasn't removed, it was just moved to the concluding sentence. https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct.html
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by jvolkman 8y ago
I just use Chrome's address bar. "map<TAB>" enters a maps-only search. Same for "you<TAB>" for youtube, etc.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
Maybe you just haven't tried the right headphones yet? https://www.whathifi.com/sony/wh-1000xm3/review Android 8.0+ is arguably better for wireless audio than iOS since it supports the LDAC codec.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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by jvolkman 8y ago
+1 for the NUC. I replaced my Raspberry Pi with one because I was building custom versions of OpenZWave, and I found cross-compiling painful and compiling on the Pi even more so. I run Hass.io, but just installed it manually within a Debian
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by jvolkman 8y ago
Home Assistant should offer basic support (on/off/dim) for your switches out of the box - I've also got a house full of them. The work around should only be required if you want to use multi-tap gestures that the switches sup
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by jvolkman 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YmFHAFYwmY
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by jvolkman 8y ago
https://youtu.be/ogfYd705cRs?t=6m54s Edit: also, a blog post with more examples and a link to the related publication: https://ai.googleblog.com/2018/04/looking-to-listen-audio-vi...
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by jvolkman 8y ago
These all seem like table stakes. My Home can do all of these, but I just have to say "hey Google, turn on CNN" instead of the awkward "tell harmony" thing.
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by jvolkman 8y ago
off by 2
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by jvolkman 8y ago
Speech-to-text still works when my Pixel 2 is in airplane mode, so there must be some local fallback. It's good, but not as good as the cloud-backed version.
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by jvolkman 9y ago
That's not a self driving car. Autopilot is L1 or L2 at best, vs. Waymo's L4. There's a huge gap between the two.
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by jvolkman 9y ago
This is not video game style remote driving. The car is always in control, and its primitive object avoidance routines won't let it crash into a barrier. This is presumably to allow humans to help make higher-level decisions. For examp

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