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by nateguchi 10y ago
Something like an inline HTML & XML markup (like iXBRL[0]) would be appropriate for this - both machine and human readable, and formatted. [0] iXBRL is a markup language used for company accounts (I think it might be a requirement for s
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by nateguchi 10y ago
NEC makes some commercial displays designed like this [1] - they have a Raspberry Pi compute module slot where you can install the latest version of the compute module. Not sure about the longevity of that standard though... (also another t
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Machine learning baroque music generation(youtube.com)
8 points by nateguchi 10y ago|0 comments
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by nateguchi 10y ago
My car can do 260 miles on a tank of petrol and very rarely have I had to refill it more than once in a day...
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by nateguchi 10y ago
It seems ridiculous now that you can get 4K TV sets for a reasonable price now and yet all the cinemas are touting their "New" 4K projection technology. Either bring back film or start projecting at 8K+.
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by nateguchi 10y ago
It works really well (not): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y5qwU0hwB0
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by nateguchi 10y ago
I personally travel 20k miles a year, and that's just to and from work!
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by nateguchi 10y ago
That must be one of the most professional looking electronics DIY project I've seen for a while.
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by nateguchi 10y ago
Without the background story, it's hard to tell whether this is a ridiculous or justified amount of time. Does anyone know the full story?
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by nateguchi 10y ago
I wonder what the difference between the cost of Amazon's technology is vs Monoprix's service? Monoprix may have found that they can make more money / save on initial outlay of shop fitting by offering a similar service, but
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by nateguchi 10y ago
Now that would be an interesting alternate timeline! / MacBook Pro with Blinkenlights bar /
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by nateguchi 10y ago
> We have seen strong reception for the private preview to date with more than 50% of Fortune 500 companies applying for the private preview wow
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by nateguchi 10y ago
> not even the slightest smell of Linux Interesting to see if this catches on in the embedded / IoT space, I guess it's a bit of a leap writing drivers / software for a different OS
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by nateguchi 10y ago
This happens to me fairly frequently in a desktop web browser after typing a search query in chrome. Obviously not optimised for poor internet
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by nateguchi 10y ago
Back Online!
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by nateguchi 10y ago
It's more than some apps... all of ours (~70) are down and deliveroo looks like it's also having issues
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by nateguchi 10y ago
All (~70) of our Heroku apps are down, deliveroo also seems to be down as well
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ClearDB in EU facing problems, support doesn't help(jg-pw-dropshare.s3.amazonaws.com)
2 points by nateguchi 10y ago|0 comments
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by nateguchi 10y ago
Excellent use of service workers - are there any production sites around actively using service workers in production? Or are we yet to see the application of these mainstream?
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by nateguchi 10y ago
It wouldn't be that hard to make a chrome extension for that....
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by nateguchi 10y ago
I'm getting frequent graphics glitches on my MbP
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by nateguchi 10y ago
A good solution for HTTP sites is to load the https version after first loading over http. If they have similar content, show a bar at the top of the browser with a message along the lines of "A secure connection is possible, click her
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by nateguchi 10y ago
the best option would be to ask for your pin before the phone shuts down, maybe even at the firmware level to make sure it gets around possibly crashed software.
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by nateguchi 10y ago
To my knowledge, Reuters keeps track of which of it's library pictures have a release. They will allow ones without release for editorial/journalist content only.
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by nateguchi 10y ago
*if everything else fails
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by nateguchi 10y ago
Maybe a protocol / standard that has all the security / best practices baked into it?
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by nateguchi 10y ago
You can more than likely pick up the serial through the web-admin panel that these cameras expose on the local network. God forbid they have a wireless AP with the serial number somehow encoded in the SSID. How is it that these companies st
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by nateguchi 10y ago
I'm sure a lot of people will be moving from Bitbucket to this, Bitbucket's plans were great for hundreds of repos, but Github's ecosystem is definitely preferable.
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Automated Voice Recognition Typewriter(youtube.com)
1 points by nateguchi 11y ago|0 comments
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Nightshift Mode brings f.lux to iOS(9to5mac.com)
1 points by nateguchi 11y ago|0 comments

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