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mdani
9y ago
No need to use third-party extensions if you have a Google cloud account. You can download https://github.com/kaneshin/pigeon and just run it from command line - protects privacy and more secure compared to relying on
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9y ago
What is pointer visualization?
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9y ago
Second that. It is amazing for C and C++ code - but does not work well on VMs such as AWS or with Java code.
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9y ago
I am learning to read a new language- urdu. My goal is to read some old hand-written documents so I can't copy-paste the characters. But I can easily draw them and confirm my reading. This is perfect for this purpose.
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Water out of thin air using Solar energy
(sciencealert.com)
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10y ago
The article assumes that most of the engineers at that experience level are hired by Gooogle/Facebook etc, but it is simply not the case. The acceptance rates are quite low and there are plenty of 5-10 year experienced engineers who wo
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10y ago
My ISP Comcast has the following in its privacy policy. I hope this clause stays the same - then you can opt out :) --- The Cable Act authorizes Comcast as a cable operator to disclose limited personally identifiable information to others,
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10y ago
Is there a way to opt out explicitly by requesting the ISP not to share your data?
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10y ago
I have a Nest camera. You're right, being in same VLAN does not give you access to video feed (at least via http). You need to view it online from their cloud.
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10y ago
It looks like the Microsoft Live sign-in is affected, hence Skype, OneDrive and Outlook - all of them are affected.
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Research team discovers many new twists in protein folding
(sciencedaily.com)
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Freight train from Dhaka to Istanbul
(indianexpress.com)
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Singtel announces eSIM availability across 4G network
(zdnet.com)
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California Could Cut Off Feds in Response to Trump Threats
(sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com)
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10y ago
About 75,000 CR (roughly $10 billion) did not come back in circulation. I don't think this is a small amount (more so by Indian standards) so while the estimates for #1 were way off, there was something uncovered. Nobody knew in advanc
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10y ago
The database will never sell itself. You need use cases - even Oracle sells sofware solutions for ERP, CRM and SCM which come bundled with a Oracle database. Microsoft SQL server is another example of bundling. So use cases come first befor
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10y ago
You're absolutely correct - these things can all be fixed. I think the main point is that it kills the excitement of getting a new expensive device. It just becomes more and more work to regain the control back.
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LiquiGlide – super-slippery surfaces
(economist.com)
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10y ago
Right. Cassandra crawled at 20 TPS when we sent IF cql statements. One thing to note is that Cassandra txns can never be rolled back - they can only be committed/ retrried and so on.
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10y ago
This is changing - I got a call from Google Cloud sales/support today. I am just using the GCP for prototyping so I have spent maybe $50 on it so far. Looks like they're stepping up their gane and really trying to be helpful and w
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10y ago
The IF statement uses Paxos as underlying implementation and still it may result into an inconsistency if you are using two separate CQL statements. Cassandra does not provide begin ... end construction where everything is atomically commit
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Trump tower in Pune, India
(nytimes.com)
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3D printers promise better, cheaper and more powerful magnets
(economist.com)
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10y ago
If you put it into a smaller form factor such as USB sticks and drop them in the parking, you'll have a decent chance of getting inside that company. If you could make it very small then it could hide inside a iphone charging cable for
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10y ago
Well, Rajput art got Mughal influence well before 1739, during the reign of Akbar (1556-1605) when some Rajput kings signed peace treaties and married their daughters into Royal Mughal family. The loot of Delhi in 1739 had only a minor infl
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Original article with images and more details http://science.sciencemag.org/content/353/6306/aaf1420
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I have done SFO-DEL 3 times in last 6 months and on all 6 journeys, the plane was completely full - only one or two seats empty in economy. Half of the in-seat entertainment was broken (bad remotes/hung screens/broken USB ports) s
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10y ago
Languages list link is broken - getting 404 for the following https://github.com/naptha/tesseract.js/blob/master/tesseract...
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10y ago
Google Brillo and Weave are essentially providing the same functions for Google's evosystem for IoT which connects to Google Cloud Platform. How does Flogo compare with Brillo + Weave?
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AT&T’s Project AirGig, multi-gigabit internet using power lines
(about.att.com)
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