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by kuon 9y ago
You are right, this is the main problem I guess.
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by kuon 9y ago
The thing is, the prototype will have to be robust enough for it to convince. Because the actual use of the device will be tested in real condition. So I cannot make an ugly prototype with wires all over the place. I need a "near final
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by kuon 9y ago
Yes, I imply the ISP could have the Netflix premium package. But if should come in addition to the actual internet connection. But I guess the problem is that, at least here in Europe, high speed internet connection that can handle "an
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Ask HN: Middleground between arduino and raspberry pi?
2 points by kuon 9y ago|2 comments
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by kuon 9y ago
I'm fully in favor of net neutrality, but I am not against premium plans for some content. For example let's say I have a 50/20Mb internet. I should be able to browse the entire internet at that speed. But, if I want to pay
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by kuon 9y ago
I don't know where you registered your domain, but I have like 100 domains, and I've never been contacted about them (except by the registrar of course). Most of them have valid and router MX.
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by kuon 9y ago
I'm a programmer and I noticed that this slide was looking ugly. But well, I write my documentation with pandoc/latex and tikz so I guess I'm biased.
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by kuon 9y ago
Those attacks are still "gentle" as if you have (and you should) a read only backup you can resolve it with near 0 dataloss. What I fear are cancer like virus, not wiping or encrypting data at time T, but introducing subtle errors
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by kuon 9y ago
Add gif to HN you will realize how great it will become! (please don't)
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by kuon 9y ago
I agree. Also it might be more convenient when doing get request. Imagine an API generating images like /cat/300x300.jpg the ability to switch to .png is really handy. Of course you could do /cat/300x300/png and don
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by kuon 9y ago
This is exactly the kind of issue that go away with elm. http://blog.jenkster.com/2016/06/how-elm-slays-a-ui-antipatt...
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by kuon 9y ago
I'd also suggest that you create a waitlist (or "interest list") for the linux version.
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by kuon 9y ago
I would also accept paying more for a Linux version if the port is done correctly.
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by kuon 9y ago
This kind of things make me wonder why I am honest and poor (I mean not rich to the millions, I am not actually "poor"). I could do scams like this and be rich by the minute...
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by kuon 9y ago
Been using riot.im for voice calls and it has been working quite well. Haven't tested video call yet.
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by kuon 9y ago
Did you try riot.im ?
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by kuon 9y ago
We have been trying elm, and while it has still poor support for "web API", maintaining and growing an elm app has been the most pleasurable and easy thing that happened to us in a long time.
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by kuon 9y ago
I guess the ZFS approach is the best one.
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by kuon 9y ago
Higher level doesn't mean in app. What I mean is that unicode normalization is really hard, and it should be it's own module that can be used regardless of the fs. app->fopen->unicode normalization->APFS/HFS/FAT
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by kuon 9y ago
I'm happy that the filesystem treats name as sequences of bytes. Normalization should happen at a higher level.
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by kuon 9y ago
To be fair, I had a really good wholesale price on the memory, so I guess it doesn't count.
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by kuon 9y ago
I checked more thoroughly as I first commented "mildly seriously". I recently quit working with Apple and it wasn't on the best terms. Still, here is the prices: Also, I am a re-seller, and had good prices: - 7048A-T system:
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by kuon 9y ago
My 7048A supermicro running double E5-2650 (2x 10 cores) with 1TB ram, quadro P4000 was around 5000$, without monitor.
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by kuon 9y ago
I am so happy I switched to Windows, ha! My 7048A supermicro is running double E5-2650 (2x 10 cores) with 1TB ram, quadro P4000 and it was around 5000$ (not counting displays, which I had).
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by kuon 9y ago
I'm a programmer and my facebook account has been created only for testing apps. I don't even really know facebook is for.
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by kuon 9y ago
PowerPC and SPARC are still around and well, no? (haven't checked in a while, and I remembed something about PowerPC being able to switch endianess)
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by kuon 9y ago
I was refering at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lossless_JPEG which is not compatible with regular JPEG.
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by kuon 9y ago
I am not saying this a bad pattern, but more that it take care to be implemented properly.
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by kuon 9y ago
Yes JPEG has a lossless mode.
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by kuon 9y ago
I've seen abuse of this pattern. I am currently re-designing a medical form that has about 50 steps on separate pages, and if you do an error on page 5 and notice it later on page 45, you have to hit back 40 times and refill those 40 p

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