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by openthc 5y ago
The vendor claimed that if the code was out it would be a security risk. The agency claims the vendor needs to protect their intellectual property rights. We have (some) visibility into other things our taxes pay for -- the software shou
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by openthc 5y ago
In Washington State we have a system to track cannabis, the enforcement officers are supposed to be able to get reports from this system. The system is super buggy and also doesn't have meaningful reports. So there is a secondary sys
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by openthc 5y ago
Your link -- https://suplias.com/ We also do B2B things in Africa, would love to connect but I don't see a way to contact you?
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by openthc 5y ago
You're both sorta correct; cannibis in Canada is covered by Health Canada who's still taking reports via CSV upload. It's like a 4k column thing. And no IDs
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by openthc 5y ago
This spec is awesome for us. Much of the cannabis space in USA depends on these government systems that require a central authority (read: government software) to generate IDs and lot-identifiers for items in the system (or they charge $0.4
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by openthc 5y ago
Important part, not in the headline: > moved to home confinement and remains in the custody of the federal Bureau of Prisons
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by openthc 5y ago
Right but -- the attack vector is different. Scan/parse 10000s of JPG, and all that jazz -- to get identites. Not Trivial. Or if the hotel stored the copy as a physical photo copy -- you're not bulk scanning 10k pieces of parch
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by openthc 5y ago
gracias por la ayuda! (and forgive spelling). Spanish is not my first language, I learned by ear only -- and I cannot spell (english or spanish) well -- so while I wrote "un otro" in text, I'm pretty sure I've been prono
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by openthc 5y ago
I went to Ontario (California) for a consult gig. My host asked what I wanted for dinner and I suggested tacos. So he took me to some mall, with the fanciest Mexican resturant I've ever seen -- and all these really cool looking people
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by openthc 5y ago
Take a look at spacebuckets ( eg: https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceBuckets/ ) works awesome for cannabis -- but also: lettuce, herbs, cuke, growing aquaponic pineapple in the winter in Oregon, etc. You can get a buc
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by openthc 5y ago
Likely the sensor data being stuffed into a "standard" SQL schema -- loads of these bespoke solutions aren't fully dialed in with tools like timescaleDB, or Prometheus for these metrics. Even with slower (eg 240s interval) s
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by openthc 5y ago
This is promising; but in the Ag space there are 100s of providers all doing it their own way. The same problem is staring in the cannabis/hemp space too. We've been working for 5+ years to herd all these cats together -- and no
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by openthc 5y ago
Yea, computing is fast but @jart is also hella good with computers. This CI has two advantages. edit: this will blow your mind https://justine.lol/ape.html
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by openthc 6y ago
This happens in the cannabis game. There are 120+ software vendors, so to make it easy humans email each other links, those links also have pointers to the data (JSON), so that the receving end can just paste it into their end. But, wow! Is
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by openthc 6y ago
You may want to checkout fcron http://fcron.free.fr It has the every N since last run option.
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by openthc 6y ago
Checkout BrowserStack -- it's dead easy -- and even if you're not using their platform, their docs are good for showing the Selenium/Driver usage.
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by openthc 7y ago
We've had to build similar tools -- but one step further to make three different upstream services behave in a common way. We also added pre&post flight error checking for cases where the backend wouldn't behave nice. Any pla
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by openthc 7y ago
Oh heck. I woooshed myself.
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by openthc 7y ago
Wireguard!! Woot! I'll be putting this kernel on all production systems, without testing, on Sunday night while everyone is off.
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by openthc 7y ago
Almost 10 IIRC. Illinois goes rec on Jan 1st
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by openthc 7y ago
All cannabis farms I've seen (n>500) have insurance, expensive policy but they still have it. And they are obligated by state law to report any theft
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by openthc 7y ago
Legal ones have a business license, with address on file with the state. No need for drones to find them
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by openthc 7y ago
You'd better post the code
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by openthc 7y ago
Oops! We're in a heavily regulated space. Upside is that it keeps competition out. Your 3rd paragraph is 100% accurate IME
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by openthc 7y ago
We sell to a very narrow segment. I've got Google alerts for loads of phrases and trade show names. We try to attend as many shows as we can. Sometimes with a booth, mostly without...just rocking our own gear and handing out cards. So
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by openthc 7y ago
Or be willing to train. It's a tough skill and seems to have few mentors
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by openthc 7y ago
Balance. Chat on mattermost for all day noise, dm and open webconf for the Swarm on the problem, combined notes on ticket for historical.
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by openthc 7y ago
Our github - https://github.com/openthc
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by openthc 7y ago
What about this big electric scooter? https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/2018-Newest-Popular-C... rode one on demo a few weeks ago in Seattle -- super fun!
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by openthc 7y ago
FTA: Benson Leung seems to think they should have copied figured 4-9 -- https://medium.com/@leung.benson/how-to-design-a-proper-usb-... I don't think a long and imperfect specification is a good excuse for getting

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