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by proee 9mo ago
Combine what you know with development and apply it to art. There's a lot of magic and opportunities at the intersection of two major domains. Artists would love to know how to use programming to bring their ideas to life. Programmer w
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by proee 9mo ago
That sweet, sweet ad revenue. How can anyone resist?
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by proee 9mo ago
Smartwool shirt and socks. no odor absorption so ability to wear without daily washing. Good thermal regulation as well.
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by proee 9mo ago
How about support for Fusion 360?
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by proee 9mo ago
Engineers are employed to fix problems, so they have an inherent disposition to break things down into pieces to identify what's working and what's not working. I've had the opportunity to demo our engineering tools to profes
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by proee 9mo ago
If you get this dialed in, you could charge a LOT more. Your big market is enterprise customers that need to review schematics that are 30 pages long with FPGAs, memory busses, and lots of connectors. You should segment the hobbyist for the
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by proee 10mo ago
Eating at nice restaurant with my entire family. When we finished the meal the waiter came out with a dessert and said that someone across the restaurant paid for our entire meal. I was shocked, I looked around and I think I might know who
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by proee 10mo ago
If the UI registers the characters, but the system inputs something else, how is this even possible?
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by proee 10mo ago
I like the idea and would use it. Though I would put it in place of my wedding band, and still access it via thumb.
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by proee 10mo ago
The plane is an experimental class, so I doubt they have to follow a lot of regulations.
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by proee 10mo ago
The tool would ideally classify the output into levels. Just like a compiler or DRC checker. If you submit a clean design, the tool should not be throwing major flags. 99% of the time you should be getting advisory outputs, which should not
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by proee 10mo ago
I'm sure your feedback is appreciated, but the tone of your reply is a skeptical engineer with arms crosses. This is a show HN post, and we should support the founder(s) if we think this is a good idea. Clearly a MVP product is not goi
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by proee 10mo ago
Back in the day our hardware group created a pre-flight checklist before sending boards off to fab. This reduced our errors significantly and got rid of stupid mistakes. Your product idea sounds great and has ton of opportunity for addition
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by proee 11mo ago
What do you mean they are all fake? There are no legit 18650 cells on places like Amazon?
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by proee 11mo ago
I think SpaceX is taking the re-usability part of Starship as foundation. Meaning they won't move forward until it's solved. With Falcon they added it as a bit of a secondary priority. They've spent so much resources trying t
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by proee 11mo ago
Yachts are not just rich-kid toys. They're useful in supporting ocean research, tourism, transfer vessels, security, etc. It's super cool to find an alternative to fiberglass. Maybe they could be used in wind turbines as well.
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by proee 11mo ago
In 1997, I paid $500 extra to upgrade my Toshiba 420CDT laptop to the "active display". The contrast was mind blowing. Totally worth it! ;-)
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by proee 11mo ago
So it might come down to how many "9s" you're comfortable with. The experience is really good 99.999% of the time until it's not, and that "not" could be catastrophic. I suppose the data engineers are quite con
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by proee 11mo ago
Look into NotePlan.co it syncs with iCloud and has native MacOS and iOS apps. I love it.
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by proee 11mo ago
I was on the fence for same reason - should I get the nano display? I opted for the 15" MBA, and the display has been great. Way better than my 2019 Macbook Pro. I've had zero issues with glare, but I'm also in an office envi
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by proee 11mo ago
Yes, he could be a one-hit-wonder artist.
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by proee 11mo ago
That is a seriously sick demo. I had no idea such capability existed back then. Way ahead of its time.
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by proee 11mo ago
I would love to know if Ives was truly foundation to the iPhone, or if he was more given the overall idea and polished it with the final look/feel (which is also important). Who was the exact individual that had the vision for glass mu
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by proee 11mo ago
Is this the same control system that is used on the first style Segway by Dean Kamen, or is it different since there is a mass at the top of the pendulum?
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by proee 11mo ago
Can you recommend the author?
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by proee 1y ago
How many audit the police videos have you seen on Youtube? There are an insufferable amount of "white" people getting destroyed by the cops. If you replace the "white" people in these videos with "black" then 9
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by proee 1y ago
You have no evidence to suggest this, just bias. Unless you are aware of the AI algorithm, then it's a pointless discussion that only causes strife and conjecturing.
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by proee 1y ago
I'm sure CLEAR is already having giddy discussion on how they can charge you to get pre-verified access to walk around in public. We can all wear CLEAR certified dog tags so the cops can hastle the non-dog-tagged people.
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by proee 1y ago
I wasn't implying TSA-cargo-pant-groping is comparable. My point is to show escalation in public facing systems. We have been dealing with TSA. Now we get AI Scanners. What's next? Also, no need to escalate this into a race issue.
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by proee 1y ago
Walking through TSA scanners, I always get that unnerving feeling I will get pulled aside. 50% of the time they flag my cargo pants because of the zipper pockets - There is nothing in them but the scanner doesn't like them. Now we get

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