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by keraf 4y ago
It will probably save you time too with layoff emails trained using Google's internal data.
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by keraf 4y ago
Awesome game! Really addictive :-) Perfect landing, incredible, you can’t get better than this Score: 101.1 point landing Speed: 0.7mph Angle: 0.1° Time: 26 seconds Flips: 0 Max speed: 32.4mph Max height: 194ft Engine
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Former Ubiquiti dev pleads guilty in data theft and extortion case(theregister.com)
5 points by keraf 4y ago|0 comments
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by keraf 4y ago
It's quite ironic how much critics are aimed at China being a surveillance state when the EU train is going full steam ahead in that direction... Dark days ahead.
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by keraf 4y ago
Craft Docs ( https://craft.do/ ) | Engineering (multiple roles) | Full Time | Remote (EU Timezone) or hybrid in Budapest (HU) or Edinburgh (UK) --- We're building an app for crafting beautiful documents and taking notes.
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by keraf 4y ago
Was in the same boat in the beginning of the year, got +10 years of professional experience at some good companies. Got ghosted or rejected before the intro call a lot, despite matching 100% the job description, sometimes even ticking all e
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by keraf 4y ago
Awesome, will check it out! Thanks for sharing & building this!
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by keraf 4y ago
The other day, I was looking to embed a tile based world map without detailed zoom levels (up to z11-12) into an offline desktop application. I was surprised by the difficulty to achieve this. The source formats are really heavy (120GB+ for
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by keraf 4y ago
Not available to everyone though. > Only members of the civil aviation community, incorporating airlines, airports, companies, organizations, associations, government agencies and qualified individuals, may register a domain name in .aer
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by keraf 4y ago
I'd probably go with NextJS and Pocketbase[0]. I like to start with everything on a single instance/machine, cheaper and less overhead, allows me to focus more on building things rather than ops. [0] https://pocketbase.
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by keraf 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this, it resonates a lot with me. I've seen too many friends sucked in bad relationships, jobs or places (apartments, cities). Despite having people around telling them about all the red flags, they keep going with i
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by keraf 4y ago
Some decades ago, my dad's best friend's car got stolen in Geneva. They found it a few days later 50km away in France. The police returned the car to him and said it was used in a jewelry store robbery in Geneva. Not sure how or w
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by keraf 4y ago
It's just missing VALL-E for vocals, and it can go on tour.
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by keraf 4y ago
I'm a full stack web developer and held 2 positions at game dev studios in the past. The first one was very much a traditional full stack experience, developing front end features for the website and web based apps, as well as back end
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by keraf 4y ago
Yeah that's a good point. In our case, all smart systems can work independently (via their own app or physical controls) or be integrated with other smart home platforms. It's true that if they would ever move out, the HA instance
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by keraf 4y ago
I only have only few (less than 10) IoT devices using WiFi and they are spread over 2 fairly good access points. The rest are either wired or using ZigBee. My router doesn't have WiFi functionality itself, it's a Unifi Dream Machi
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by keraf 4y ago
My choice with their new house was pretty simple. They wanted a smart home, and being the tech son I would inevitably have to help them at some point. So either I debug a system that is open and familiar, with remote access and reliable sof
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by keraf 4y ago
Not my home but my parent's (as I'm a "nomad"). They recently built a new house and put me in charge of the tech with a handsome budget, so I built a rack just like it would be my place. Ended up costing 1/4th of wh
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by keraf 4y ago
The great British firewall, starts here, ends where? As I understand, the lists are maintained per carrier but implemented based on UK regulation. I still find it baffling that despite giving extensive personal information (ID/Passport
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by keraf 4y ago
I moved to ProtonMail (from G-Suite) and I'm pretty happy overall. Their Unlimited offering is interesting as it includes VPN, storage and calendar. The few things I dislike about ProtonMail is the search and the fact they don't h
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React Email - Build and send emails using React(react.email)
1 points by keraf 4y ago|0 comments
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by keraf 4y ago
I added my Lego Rollercoaster on Home Assistant[0] a little while back. Nothing fancy, just cut a Power Functions extension wire to put a relay in-between and an ESP board to control it. On one side I had the power pack and the other the mo
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by keraf 4y ago
Having community hosted servers with their own moderation was just so much better. Sure, the moderation level would vary from server to server, sometimes with immature admins giving out bans for no reasons, but you would ultimately find you
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by keraf 4y ago
Thanks for sharing! Would be nice to see it stream the response back with SSE just like the OpenAI API does when the "stream: true" parameter is passed[0]. Shameless plug: We've just updated to davinci-003 for the AI Assistan
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Craft now has an AI assistant(craft.do)
2 points by keraf 4y ago|0 comments
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by keraf 4y ago
My most impactful project was definitely NoCoin [0], the first web miner blocker. Back when Monero miners started appearing and sneakily mining on pages, like The Pirate Bay for example, I decided to throw together a browser extension that
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by keraf 4y ago
I hate to break it to you, but PUBG throws you in with bots for 10 sessions until you can play on live servers. You can get out of this earlier by completing the 4 challenges listed [0]. Once you play on live servers, it gets really difficu
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by keraf 4y ago
I enjoy more slower paced FPS' these days that don't require to maintain skill. Fini the Call of Duty and Battlefield days, these licenses have been milked long enough anyways. Even the newer licenses like PUBG or Overwatch requir
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by keraf 4y ago
The "closest" I found that filled the void Pebble left are these hybrid watches like the ScanWatch I mentioned. All fully digital ones just go overboard with features, I find them too gimmicky and they come with an awful battery l
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by keraf 4y ago
As a big Pebble fan, I was really sad to see the company go without any similar alternatives in the market (at the time). My watches ended up having various hardware issues over the years, so I switched to something else. The efforts Rebble

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