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Stacking Enabled/Disabled States
(blog.onaclovtech.com)
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I guess my thought process was that most people would be more automotive oriented on that site vs software oriented here, so I was hoping that some examples on "hacking" into a piece of hardware would be around and someone would b
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Ask HN: Upgrade Car Navigation Button
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12y ago
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Saving user data without requiring login
(blog.onaclovtech.com)
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onaclov2000
13y ago
I suggest at least get the degree even if it's a class a semester, the piece of paper opens doors, plain and simple, it should never close doors.
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onaclov2000
13y ago
I don't know what they specifically log, but if they don't log car location, I'm not sure what "value" from a personal privacy standpoint, they would gain in knowing you open your doors 3 times before sitting down.
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onaclov2000
13y ago
Good way to compare source for an open source app vs what is provided (see if they're being sneaky ;) ) I didn't try it, but I can see the potential use.
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13y ago
I'm by no means an expert in any way on this stuff (in fact I just picked something and went with it, I really like it), that being said, I have played around with AngularJS and NodeJS, and plan to integrate Express and Mongodb,(So the
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onaclov2000
13y ago
Glob: 277, it didn't match all and not match the others, but it's reasonably high. ^([bcdlmpwr]|\*[efptv])
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ChristmasScript
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Orwellianish View of DRM
(blog.onaclovtech.com)
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To Lead or Not To Lead That is the Question
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onaclov2000
13y ago
Have you tried this on a slower computer? (does the target audience have a speedy connection/computer), do they come from mobile? how does it look in mobile? have you tracked the usage thus far? do they get to the main page and stop, n
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I love the idea of batching, I think I always assumed I was multitasking, but I think I may have been doing more batching, for example, I would start a compile, or run, and then jump to another piece of the puzzle and work through that, onc
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I was thinking about how we learn and thought why don't we start robots at the beginning (essentially babies), and give them a basic set of programming rules to search for food, "sleep", and other things, this article seems i
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13y ago
I've actually had similar thoughts about this, basically an objects becomes another object based on context, in your case you're "adding" elements to the object, however I had been thinking that just simply creating a bu
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13y ago
Most of the site is dead, but I found this gem. That's me Jumping off a cliff. http://www.angelfire.com/nd/tysonb/newmexico/index.html
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onaclov2000
13y ago
Glad at least one person mentioned Angelfire, I still have an account there, didn't really go anywhere with it in the last 10 years though. LOL
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onaclov2000
14y ago
Iron Man Suit, (Complete), doubt it'd take me only 5 years though. I think it would be so amazing to fly, and have all the capabilities of that thing (not as excited about the weaponization, but all the other aspects) Thinking machine, soft