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7y ago
One thing that might not be obvious - this controller is just below the steering wheel and you press it from the back side. It's almost invisible and it feels very natural. The Renault I have has a combination of buttons on steering wh
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Losing ARM Is a Disaster for Huawei
(wired.co.uk)
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7y ago
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Avoiding Gmail's Confidential Mode
(pgsnake.blogspot.com)
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7y ago
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8y ago
I can second this. Working remotely is a skill that needs to be learned. I worked for a fully remote team. After that, I'm much more confident in convincing others I can be productive remotely. As someone else commented in this thread,
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8y ago
There is currently a post about a new programming language the author uses to make this product. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19086712
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8y ago
I thought rather of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Four_accounting_firms
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8y ago
I think the law would be on your side regarding theft of the boxes. You still might be punished for misuse of public space.
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8y ago
There is a neat tool ncat that can work as a SSL server. If you run php on port 8080 like this: $ php -S localhost:8080 Then, you can proxy with combination of ncat server and client: $ sudo ncat --listen --ssl localhost 443
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8y ago
I'm in Czech Republic, but I guess the practice will be similar in Germany. It depends on the degree of verification you need. You can just post a scan or a photo of your ID, you can send a small wire transfer because banks have to ver
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8y ago
In my experience, it's quite common to have longer standing connections or friendships with people who won't be willing to join a particular startup but who might help with specific issues.
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krab
8y ago
If you'd be recording a huge number of phone calls, such size reduction might bring significant savings.
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8y ago
It was not stated at the time of my comment. :-)
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krab
8y ago
Such attacks may lower the value of your tokens by undermining the trust in the currency though.
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krab
9y ago
As I read it, this piece wasn't that much about load balancers but rather about teaching. She experienced trouble explaining a problem in a way the students would understand, so she came up with a better method.
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9y ago
If I understood it correctly, the range could be doubled if there's the land/launch station at the destination. It's hard to maintain 100 km/h average speed on the ground. Plus if you need to deliver a small but valuable
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9y ago
I've found these documents: - https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/109616#files-area - https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/64ad/643e8084486ca7d3312ed4...
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9y ago
The author specifically mentions he doesn't write about cryptography. > The idea of what constitutes a good RNG depends on how the RNG is applied. That is why, for example, a generator may be considered high-quality for simulation w
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9y ago
This looks quite similar to Vassal - http://www.vassalengine.org/
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Flexible typing in a static world
(sedlakovi.org)
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9y ago
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9y ago
That's possible with a PYTHONSTARTUP file. https://docs.python.org/3.6/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHON...
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9y ago
I don't understand why would you need to know a person's details to tell where he should vote. In Czech Republic, you can tell just from your address of residency. It's usually the closest one to your registered address. Ther
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9y ago
I think the article proposes that the reason is rather in the need to change your processes if you really want to take advantage of the new technology. Just replacing your main steam engine with electric one isn't going to bring real g
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9y ago
> The next after GraphQL will be something like executing your own code in sandboxed environment on the server, with strong constrains etc. Ah, like a SQL database with procedures? Honestly, I've wondered why the SQL interface isn&#
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10y ago
The same here. The reputation of USA changed really a lot since the end of communism and the nineties. We really appreciated their involvement in dismantling the Iron Curtain. We were also fascinated by some western goods :-). Nowadays, peo
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10y ago
As a EU citizen, I see these events from a bit different angle. I have visited US several times and the atmosphere and behaviour of both the customs officers and the TSA personnel gets more and more overlooking. I have never went through su
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The Alien Style of Deep Learning Generative Design
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
> - There are tools for compiling your trained models as static C++ binaries on mobile devices I'm looking for such tool but I haven't found anything apart from C++ libraries that also focus on training. Can you give me some po
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12y ago
The point with namespaces leads me to think that the main problem with XML is that on the surface it looks very simple but in fact it's not. It is tempting to take shortcuts to process the XML: for example parsing with regexes, looking
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12y ago
It's also common for employees taking business trips. At least in Europe.