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No, a screenshot would not be interesting enough IMHO. It seems that you want to prevent people from experiencing your site without signing up first. Why is this? If you hide the value of your site behind the sign-up link, hardly anybody wi
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> This hasn't been covered in tv compared to Clock boy which made it to the front page of HN a couple of times. That might be taking the rules too literally. The point is, if this is a story you would expect to see on the evening
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> What to Submit > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV
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> If you see a designed object in a movie the brand owner will have paid to put it there. While paid product placement does exist and is widespread, this statement isn't correct. There are many examples of organic product placement,
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Do you think there might be a reason that Facebook invested time and money in to producing this design, rather than buying from acmemicro?
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> The only way to deal with any form of mass shooting is to have systems in public places that can automatically detect and disable the shooter within milliseconds of their first shot. You are proposing that public spaces be fitted with
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11y ago
This reminds me of a sketch by Mitchell and Webb (a pair of British comedy actors). It is a satirical news broadcast, in which Mitchell points out that the fact that there was not a single death from drowning in the local region proves that
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That sounds horribly inefficient and expensive, and doesn't really solve the problem. Standardised battery packs would be a much better solution than making each manufacturer operate a national/global network of recharging station
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There are ways to express your uncertainty about a business model without appearing to denigrate the effort the creator has put in to it. You could have asked the OP if he is concerned about people sharing his content after they have purcha
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11y ago
What is your goal with this comment? I'm genuinely curious - so many ShowHNs result in a vapid comment such as this, and I always wonder what the person was hoping to achieve. vasylslobodian - congrats on shipping, good luck with it!
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Indeed, the title is misleading. While shykes does have a track record of making some, let's say, inadvisable posts here on HN, he didn't tell anyone to "fuck off", and I don't think it is fair for the title to impl
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Agreed - at the end of the day, the decision to divorce comes from within the marriage. I'm not casting blame here - just curious about whether any scenario would lead him to feel culpable about spreading leaked information. IMHO it&#x
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If "some wacko" killed his family and himself as a result of your disclosure, would you feel any culpability at all? Of course, you didn't force them to join the site, but you did make the decision to disclose the information
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> This isn't about pulling one out at a time, spending another few seconds inspecting it, and then putting it in a box; Actually, it is. Many of the manuals are duplicated and they are only interested in keeping one unique copy of e
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Seconded. My (non-backlit) Kindle really doesn't feel like I'm reading from a screen. It's a totally different experience from reading on my phone or laptop.
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Thanks for elaborating, I appreciate it. I don't think my installation is getting enough load to see these tmp issues yet, but good to know what I might have to deal with in future. I agree that with so many dependencies, Thumbor is a
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If passwords are synced between devices, they are presumably being stored on MS servers.
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Would you mind sharing some detail about the issues you had with tmp dirs and availability? I deployed Thumbor a few months ago and it's been pretty much install and forget. I'm curious about what issues I might have in future as
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You don't see any value in a marketplace that matches drone pilots with those needing drone pilots? Drones aren't just toys any more. There are good business cases for using video shot from a drone.
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Should be back to normal now. The latest update is: 3:46 AM PDT Between 12:08 AM and 3:40 AM PDT, Amazon S3 experienced elevated error rates and latencies. We identified the root cause and pursued multiple paths to recovery. The error has b
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Cory Doctorow's When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth touches on this - what happens to the internet activity during a global crisis? http://craphound.com/overclocked/Cory_Doctorow_-_Overclocked...
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Thanks. I was mostly interesting in seeing a source for maaku's statement of "Now ask yourself how decisions are made regarding new infrastructure deployments", as it seemed pretty condescending to me.
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EC2 is not down.
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Who is using deep learning for packet routing and QoS decisions?
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In the coming years we will see a lot more applications powered by deep learning. If someone releases a chip that provides 10x performance compared to the current GPU-based method, they will sell a lot of chips.
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11y ago
One way to do this is to look at the "awsc-login-display-name-account" div, which contains your account ID. You can then alter the look of the page (perhaps making the top header bright red) depending on which account ID is in use
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I think this approach dilutes the meaning of the term keylogger. For example, Google sends your keystrokes as soon as you start typing in the search box, and uses this for autocomplete. Presumably you didn't read the full T&Cs befo
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Python's parsedatetime module can do some level of language parsing. https://github.com/bear/parsedatetime Examples: next thursday at 4pm at 4pm 2 hours before noon 2 days from tomorrow
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Yes. Google bypass: https://www.google.com/search?q=Hackers+take+control+of+a+Te...
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Did you know IKEA's catalogue was 75% CGI before reading that article? I knew some was, but I had no idea it was that high of a percentage. I guess this could be rephrased to "No obviously fake/CGI product photos". The C
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