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by pnw 2y ago
Smart TV's effectively have touch-style interfaces as well now, where the remote is like using a mouse in free space versus the traditional D pad. The LG Freespace and Sony One Flick come to mind.
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by pnw 2y ago
You can actually see this behavior in the car when it runs into a difficult situation. It tells you it's asking for assistance or something similar, and pauses for a few seconds. I also made the mistake of assuming the remote operator
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by pnw 2y ago
Can someone explain how this works on iOS post Apple's removal of IDFA? The advertising ID (MAID) in any specific app is relevant only to that app, so it seems like it would be useless for profiling? I don't see how apps can acces
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by pnw 2y ago
That's an interesting objection so I asked ChatGPT to clarify: California Attorney General's Office (2024-25 Budget): $1.28 billion total California per capita spending: Approximately $32.92 per person, based on a population of 39
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by pnw 2y ago
Salary based requirements are the easiest to game. Create shell company, inject enough cash to cover salaries, hire people who want to live in the US and charge them a margin on the cash they gave you. Lots of people will happily pay the IR
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by pnw 2y ago
IMHO the Improbable 'debacle' was solely due to the Improbable CEO coming up with new use cases outside the scope and spirit of the Unity license. I'm no fan of Improbable (and history has proven my opinion accurate) and they
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by pnw 2y ago
There must be an employee-employee relationship. Difficult to pull off if you are completely solo but possible for most startups with more than one founder where you are not CEO.
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by pnw 2y ago
US residency and citizenship is in extremely high demand, so whatever immigration system is put in place will ultimately be gamed. Creating a visa category that is solely based on salary would be attractive to some cohort of people who want
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by pnw 2y ago
E3 is absolutely the best way for Australians in my experience. It's more flexible than a H1B and the process is much simpler. The only downside is there is no simple path to a green card like H1B, but I managed to get one anyway. You&
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by pnw 2y ago
There's a Discord where people are sharing ideas on sourcing and modifying the kiosks. https://discord.gg/ZNXy722W5t
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by pnw 2y ago
They fired the CEO who made that decision. That seems like a pretty solid signal?
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by pnw 2y ago
More here: https://www.martinbroen.com/#/cave-exploration/
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by pnw 2y ago
Similarly, the Japanese launched over 9000 incendiary balloon bombs against the US & Canada, but they were generally ineffective. Six civilians were killed in Oregon in 1945. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fu-Go_ball
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by pnw 2y ago
My first job was programming an ancient COBOL system in a government agency riddled with outdated tech. The only real upside was, COBOL is so wordy, it forced me to improve my typing speed!
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by pnw 2y ago
This is just the official repo for the stock firmware. Last update 3 weeks ago for 1.0.1.
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by pnw 2y ago
Nothing. This is the official firmware repo.
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by pnw 2y ago
Can you provide a link? I just looked at a few FEC filings for Vance and they list a PO Box or an office in Ohio, not his home address.
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by pnw 2y ago
Yes, his current home address is listed on one of the first pages.
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by pnw 2y ago
Even before AI, that website has been making overly optimistic claims for many years. It was never clear to me how real or effective it was. The Wikipedia article has more detail but it seems like this is the first time the government has a
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by pnw 2y ago
Zuck has invested billions in this idea over the course of a decade. I think it's way beyond some "product managers".
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by pnw 2y ago
There's dozens of different styles of camera glasses available on Amazon today for a fraction of the price, with completely concealed cameras. I think that train left the station years ago.
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by pnw 2y ago
The header files all say it's GPL 2. But yes, they should have a license file at the top level.
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by pnw 2y ago
Some of the Japanese PC platforms were sold in Australia. Shout-out to the Hitachi Peach, a curious 6809 machine reminiscent of an Apple II. My high school friends father purchased one (it was cheaper than an actual PC) and we spent many we
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by pnw 2y ago
I remember when Apple killed the Touch Arcade app because apparently apps that include reviews of other apps are verboten. I am sure that sucked for them but in retrospect was probably good for me because it weaned me off finding and playin
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by pnw 2y ago
There's a renter here in Seattle that's not paid rent in two years and hasn't been evicted yet. It's not an uncommon issue. https://www.newsweek.com/squatter-forces-landlord-out-home-w...
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by pnw 2y ago
That's incorrect based on my experience. The law exposes startup founders to large tax liabilities immediately after a financing. We've hired some of the top lawyers in Norway and the consensus is the only alternative is to reloca
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by pnw 2y ago
I don't see how this system can track a modern iOS device given Apple's deprecation of IDFA. Likewise, the Wifi MAC address on iOS is randomized by default. The only non-randomized identifier is Bluetooth AFAIK. What am I missing?
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by pnw 2y ago
That's a nice incentive but Norway's tax policy is a major disincentive to any new venture. I'm currently helping a founder relocate his Series A company as a result. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articl
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by pnw 2y ago
This looks really cool, signed up for the beta!
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by pnw 2y ago
I run Uptime Kuma, it's a simple but extensible set of monitors but perfect for a home network. https://github.com/louislam/uptime-kuma

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