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by kposehn 3y ago
What does "tech industry" mean in this context? There is an additional referenced article ( https://balkaninsight.com/2023/09/25/who-benefits-inside-the... ) that goes into more detail, but I still do
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Marines Test Fire Robot Dog Armed with Rocket Launcher(thedrive.com)
48 points by kposehn 3y ago|48 comments
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by kposehn 3y ago
Very cool! While I'm not an Android user, I'm glad to see this released. The more tablet-friendly IDE's the better.
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by kposehn 3y ago
+1 to Code App. The developer has been super responsive to bugs. So far the app is the best IDE offering on iPad imho.
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by kposehn 3y ago
Yes. I have an instance running on the dev box. The only issue has been an issue with the right-click in Safari not properly handling PWAs like VSCode, causing it to show the iPadOS context menu over the VSCode menu. It has been resolved in
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by kposehn 3y ago
> The problem for them was mainly that the agency running their ad account counted "demo requests" as their top metric and mistakingly counted all demo requests that came in as attributed to the marketing spend. So they reporte
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by kposehn 3y ago
Interesting! That is not my experience at all. My only issue has been the right click contextual menu behavior being inconsistent with google docs and VSCode. I hate to say this but have you tried a fresh install? I did to that and it resol
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by kposehn 3y ago
I was referring to tablets but thanks for pointing out the Librem. I’ll check it out.
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by kposehn 3y ago
I’m using iPadOS 17 and it is vastly better than 16, so once it comes out you should give it a shot. I can absolutely understand being unhappy with it before. What makes 17 so much better is that you have the freedom to move windows around
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by kposehn 3y ago
I see this sort of headline and have a visceral reaction, but this time it wasn’t justified (woot). Some thoughts: > I once joined a company as a consultant - in the previous 12 months, they'd spent their entire $1,500,000 marketing
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by kposehn 3y ago
As a long time iPad user I’m apprehensive. As others have noted, Linux based touch experiences have so far been lacking. That said, I love the thought of it. I’ve recently started using my iPad Pro as my daily driver (replacing a Mac Studio
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by kposehn 3y ago
> For trains, it's not a good idea because you can more easily supply power with overhead wire and you don't even need to deal with batteries. Rail networks with large stretches of non-electrified lines are extremely costly to
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by kposehn 3y ago
Battery aside, POE also allows you to put it anywhere you have ethernet cable with sufficient power delivery. In this case you could have a workstation powered entirely off ethernet delivered to the location (some monitors will also work wi
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by kposehn 3y ago
I'm going to try this with my extra Mac mini and one of my switches that outputs POE++ at the full 60w. I should even be able to do this using a fairly bog-standard POE splitter from POE Texas that'll actually deliver a full 60W.
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by kposehn 3y ago
The line is owned by BNSF and has quite a lot of BNSF and Union Pacific trains running on it daily, in addition to the Cascades services. No amount of improving the tracks will fix congestion, so moving to a separate line entirely for passe
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by kposehn 3y ago
And "Some grizzled old pilots swear that sometimes, when the wind is just right on a quiet night, you can just about make out the double-engine-failure BONG! as the old girl is flying by; and if you’re very lucky, you might catch the f
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Stillwater Train Derailment(storymaps.arcgis.com)
3 points by kposehn 3y ago|0 comments
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by kposehn 3y ago
https://keithposehn.net
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by kposehn 3y ago
I’ve been using warp since launch and have found it to be a very good experience. The main advantages for me are the well-featured and responsive UI, along with workflows being a very well thought out addition. For a while I stopped using i
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Appian Pega Lawsuit: Information About the Case and Verdict(appian.com)
1 points by kposehn 3y ago|0 comments
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by kposehn 3y ago
Woot! I can't wait to try out Unifi Access with your platform. For cameras, my initial ideas are relatively simple: - If someone uses an access key card and is allowed entry through Unifi Access, record a clip on nearby cameras and unl
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by kposehn 3y ago
Fantastic! I’ve been wanting this for some time. Any plans for integrating ubiquiti cameras and access systems?
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by kposehn 3y ago
> 1. Shows why an official app is needed even though the web version works perfectly fine on iPhone and is probably easier Agreed that an official app is needed, clearly. > 2. Doesn't actually seem to solve the problem For now. E
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A complete suite of Zero Trust security tools to get the most from AI(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by kposehn 3y ago|0 comments
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Jarvis: An Experiment Leveraging the Open AI API, Apple Homekit, and Siri(medium.com)
2 points by kposehn 4y ago|1 comments
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by kposehn 4y ago
Unfortunately yes, and even more so in Oregon/Washington. We need hydro power, but most all of the dams are on important watersheds.
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by kposehn 4y ago
Might be worth going for halibut this year. If the coastal waters are still super cold it should keep the SF bay quite active for the season, so you could always try hitting the sand flats off South SF. I haven't done it myself but oth
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by kposehn 4y ago
I've gone there several times but stopped when things got too crowded. They've also seen a significant decline in stocks I believe, especially along the inside passage.
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by kposehn 4y ago
Sport Fishing can put a huge amount of pressure on stocks too. During the salmon season there are hundred of boats off Stinson Beach (NW of the golden gate) fishing, same for Pacifica and Half Moon Bay. For every commercial boat there are m
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by kposehn 4y ago
There are a ton of excellent places. You can go for steelhead in the Klamath and Trinity rivers, lots of trout in the Sierra Nevada mountains (I'm partial to the Truckee River watershed), and if you want to try something really differe

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