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by mch82 6y ago
That’s a helpful reference on GPL. I’ll save a link to it. Not sure this Stack Overflow is current/correct, but it appears other FOSS licenses might be compatible with iOS App Store terms. https://stackoverflow.com/ques
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Ask HN: Why did your company join The Linux Foundation?
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I understand it will take effort and don’t have answers for those questions.
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If the source of the app is released by the author, what about GPL prohibits this? Edit: I ask because I’m curious to learn and because many systems run apps that are GPL without the whole system being GPL. For example, I love using GIMP on
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Why don’t people use email or Signal/WhatsApp/iMessage for this?
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Have you found people apply this logic consistently, or do you find people cherry pick?
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I don’t understand why people complain instead of taking FOSS they like, packaging it as an app, distributing it on the App Store & publishing the source. Does Apple prohibit that? I remember the days of very little Apple compatible sof
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> if a process is not better than random chance then it's worthless Nice distillation of what many might dismiss as common sense.
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The oldest day archived online is February 19, 2007 —> https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2007-02-19
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Related to this topic, check out this lecture from a designer with GE appliances... https://youtu.be/TfCn4B8QzXg?list=PLbnsTpgUhcOfzC4qbV3n3R55Z... > Now imagine if you couldn't organize your kitchen to your heart&#
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I don’t know if it’s most people, but it’s probably a lot of people on Hacker News. A friend reminded me only a very small percentage of people in the world are programmers. It’s easy to forget that when almost everyone I work with daily i
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Are you commenting on the article or the headline? The article isn’t about surviving a critique with feelings intact. The article is about how to run an effective design critique, which is a peer review method common in creative professions
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> Grinch bots, otherwise known as scalper bots, are programmed to purchase scarce goods from websites before humans have the chance to do so. This holiday season, grinch bots will purchase over $100 million of sneakers alone. In addition
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Grinch Bots Will Steal the Best Deals This Holiday Season(softwarepundit.com)
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A big part of professional work is peer review. This guide to critique is written for design students, but is relevant to engineers. AIGA (professional association for design) has a number of other search results for “critique”.
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How to Survive a Critique: A Guide to Giving and Receiving Feedback(aiga.org)
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Thanks for taking the time to share a write up on something you learned & put it on your own domain instead of Medium or something like that. Yeah, ssl probably matters & other people will prefer a different “step 1”, but it’s cool
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I’d like to see comparisons of Tensorflow-gpu operations. Kind of like how Apple used to compare Photoshop filter or Final Cut performance across computers.
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I’m hoping the M1 can be used for prototyping with small data sets, then final training on Google Colab with complete data sets.
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Is the roadmap influenced by when patents expire? Edit: that would be a smart reason to plan so far ahead & delay features
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Boeing Appoints Jinnah Hosein to New Software Engineering Leader Role(boeing.mediaroom.com)
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> “As a response to the dramatic increase in usage and adoption of Python and Anaconda among commercial users over the last few years, we updated our Terms of Service. Moving forward, we are asking commercial users who rely on our packag
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Anaconda Commercial Edition FAQ(anaconda.com)
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Ended up getting their iPhone app after reading this. “Graphing Calculator AR”, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/graphing-calculator-ar/id11354...
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by mch82 6y ago
BeagleBoard is similar to RaspberryPi, but focused on embedded robotics vs desktop PC alternative. The PocketBeagle is similar to a Pi Zero. Fully open source hardware. Smaller community though, so harder to find examples/capes. http:
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Donkeycar might give you some ideas... it logs still images with a RaspberryPi camera module. The frames can be stitched into video afterward (though maybe lower frame rate/resolution than what you want). If it crashes, logged frames a
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by mch82 6y ago
You’re both right. Colordrops is correct: comments matter because they help shape public opinion. Dustingertz is also correct: governments & political parties have published processes for changing & enforcing policy. Citizens who re
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Curious what other boards you considered? You mention using Adafruit libraries & working in Python. The Adafruit feather boards focus on low power situations & some include battery slots. https://www.adafruit.com/fea
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Ed Catmull writes about Jobs’ matured management style in Creativity Inc. https://www.creativityincbook.com/
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http://www.geda-project.org/

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