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They have an API too. https://api.windy.com/
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Sounds like they need an ERP. They could try out Odoo https://www.odoo.com/ it has an open source version that can be self hosted as well as their cloud hosted version with more modules available.
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3y ago
It can be handy to do this if you have a custom domain for your email and allow for wildcard addresses…
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I'll generally start with defining the "INCOSE" kind or the "MCSE" kind and most of the time people from one group or the other will know of the one they are close to and little to nothing about the other one.
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As a couple others have commented, this post seems a little muddled, and there is a huge formal set of work in the world dealing with what Requirements are, how to elicit them, and then work on design. For example, see the INCOSE Requiremen
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4y ago
Same here. I’d put the table of contents at the very top of the page, so that I know to expect the whole thing. I’d make the div for the subscribe block a different colour to make it stand out from the rest of the page. An href link with “c
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4y ago
We both win! Or lose.
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You realize the distance Cold Lake is from the Yukon doesn’t have a whole lot to do with how southern Cold Lake is relative to the rest of Canada right? There’s a reason the base is where it is. I’m well aware of the CF-188 or F/A-18’s
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NORAD is a thing, and not just an American one. Mostly, but not only.
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Cold Lake, Alberta is one of the two permanent bases for CF-18s, not terribly southern.
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https://archive.is/FejRN
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Sounds about right! And look, so much less expensive than Data Center per year!
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True that makes sense. Although managing two products vs. one , Server and Data Center, even if they are mostly the same, is not free. As @adra noted, subscription revenue (although there are always support payments) is a likely driver.
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I relate here with Atlassian discontinuing their Jira Server product. I suppose they did the analysis and it wasn’t worth their dev time but there are some customers who CANT move to Jira Cloud for compliance reasons. So now we are stuck. S
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4y ago
You still can as a kid via land, but a birth certificate is required. The parents do need passports though…
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4y ago
You can also consider buying a FLIR ONE accessory for your Android or iOS device https://www.flir.ca/flir-one/
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Jupyter Notebooks was the start (of things Jupyter) Then people said it can be tough for people who want to do data analysis to have to figure out installing python locally and getting everything set up to run notebooks just to open a web b
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Check out the Twilio API, it wouldn’t work via your iPhone but you could probably get it to dial out and then call you to connect the two sides based on whatever conditions you’d like.
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4y ago
I’ve been thinking of doing this for an automatic WFH / in office screen at work, somehow tied into a cell phone / corporate login status… Thanks for the link!
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MMIST | Senior Systems Engineer | Full-Time | Hybrid | Ottawa, Canada | https://mmist.ca MMIST is a leader in precision aerial delivery and parachutist navigation systems. We are continuing to grow and are now shipping technolog
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Each province gets to do that by law. There’s absolutely no problem calling yourself a Software Engineer in Canada if you are a licensed engineer in the province in which you practice.
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It depends on the province.
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The X100 line has a fixed lens, it does not swap out. It’s a bit of a larger, fancier point and shoot that does not zoom. They look really nice and I’ve always wanted one! I have an X-T2 and have started a collection of lenses. The 56mm F1.
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I think all the tech that's in those Sony's would probably allow for some more shots to turn out, you'll get really good Auto Focus as well as a crazy number of pictures in burst mode - great for chasing kids around. If you a
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I'm quite an amateur as well (although with some work experience on vision systems). The latest Sony RX100 is $1600 CAD so it's quite a different level than the one you currently have. Like they say, and it's true, the best c
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I bought the RX100m3 from Sony for this reason with the birth of our first child. It worked amazingly and was exactly what I was looking for in what I was buying. Shooting RAW was nice, and all the Sony tech from the larger bodies makes it
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While I have not had a chance to work with it yet, there is a path to cert from FreeRTOS in SAFERTOS https://www.highintegritysystems.com/safertos/
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I wrote a tool at work for this. Using python to read in an Excel workbook with states and events in rows and columns that outputs a PlantUML state machine description. Worked really nicely, but not available for open sourcing at the moment
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Thank you! I really appreciate your thoughtful response. One thing that led me to this realization was doing a simple app-based hearing test and then applying the audiogram to my airpod pros (after reading the thread below). The amount of e
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Ask HN: Hearing Aids – What to Look For?
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