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peterhajas
14y ago
I had a roommate with one of these ODB connector dongles. He paired it with his phone, and was able to get tons of information about the car. He could even shut off various warnings/status lights, which was handy (my car at the time had a
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14y ago
Do you have any links for this?
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14y ago
I used Python, but recently discovered Pythonista for iOS. Far nicer looking interface, plus it ships touch and layer libraries for graphics stuff.
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I remember signing up for this service years ago. They emailed me years later, saying it was ready. They took forever to launch, but the idea seemed novel. Sad to hear that its shutting down.
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14y ago
This was the book I used for my Algorithms class, along with CLRS. I much (much!) preferred this one for its brevity and clarity.
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14y ago
Modifying a file isn't really "hacking". I was hoping to see automated playing or maybe some math regarding tiles and words to play.
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14y ago
You know what's really classy? A giant kudos button at the bottom of this page. Awful.
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14y ago
Did you do an ocular threat assessment of their risk, Mac?
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I mean, he is making an elaborate statement. People don't yell at him because he's standing there, they yell at him because he's filming them. He's not breaking any law (except for arguably when he keeps entering the Church of Scientology),
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14y ago
How does this service differ from ifttt? Why would I want to use it in place of ifttt? I see that you have a paying account, which is nice - ifttt has limitations (limited number of accounts, etc.) that limit its utility for me (and I'd cer
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14y ago
You know what sounds like a great way to delight users? Don't send me email. Leave me alone. I signed up for your service, not for a newsletter.
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14y ago
Why was this reply hell banned?
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14y ago
Which company is making e-Ink readers for that cheap?
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14y ago
Perhaps you're legitimizing his insult because of who he is? I certainly think that if some random person made the same comment, many would not rush to their defense.
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> discrimination in favor of able-bodied people Huh? Is the original post discriminating against people who are not able-bodied?
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14y ago
Wow! Fun! Any hope for an app?
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14y ago
There's that word again. What on earth is a "social hack"?
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14y ago
> I do dishes as a fitness hack. What does this even mean? How is this a "hack"? Is vacuuming a "fitness hack"? How about sit-ups? Or walking?
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14y ago
Can you please sign the app with a developer certificate?
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14y ago
Fabrice Bellard does it again.
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The Black Triangle
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Because people here love the guy, regardless of his conspiracies about McDonalds franchises.
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14y ago
Seconded, this sounds like a fascinating read.
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Looks really great. I love the idea behind instantly keeping things up to date on all devices. I can't wait to try the Mac App mentioned on the Support page - https://cheddarapp.com/support . I hope it fits in a small horizontal space, so
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This is far more advanced than traditional face detection (such as Haar feature detectors and similar). This required no training or human intervention, and used machine learning (without guidance or training by man) to recognize faces.
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Thanks for the link to the paper, I'm very excited to read it. I wish this were posted instead.
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The article doesn't go in depth in the way of technical details (instead going for Terminator-joke knee jerkers), but I wonder how different this is when compared to a traditional neural net. Sure, a neural network wired up to pixels of ima
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Unknowing Agreement
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Switching Registrars
(peterhajas.com)
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14y ago
No kidding - this guy doesn't understand refresh rates and resolutions?
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