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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Checkout Loomo, I have one for testing, it works well. http://www.loomo.com/en/
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Which database backend are you using? Apologies if it's been mentioned. Also, does Cosmic support graphql subscriptions or streaming/live data?
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   It wouldn’t necessarily need to come from GPS. You could use beacons (ble) or similar to augment the raw dataset. https://estimote.com (etc)
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I added a simple api endpoint to access favorites on HN, since they weren’t available on the normal api. https://github.com/reactual/hacker-news-favorites-api
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   There were definitely several broad claims made. Without seeing the platform though, within the context claimed, it’s difficult to include the entire low-code industry, especially 80%+ of the logos included in the link you mentioned, being
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Interesting work Nick. I’d love to chat with you directly at some point, since our work overlaps in a few ways. Best of luck with the launch, definitely interested in helping out with beta testing. User@gmail
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I tend to agree regarding the home page content, but I’ve found the “customers also bought” sections quite helpful lately, especially when looking at industrial/technical products.
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing your findings & datasets, I’ll definitely be following your work. I saw your datasets repo on github, I was curious if any of the raw data or messier bulk data was available? They seemed to be summarized, or the resul
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   by sbr464 8y ago

   I agree. What’s interesting is that it’s compatible with most devices/libraries (arduino etc), compared to using a consumer level garmin device with sms/data functionality that requires a contract (to be affordable at least). Also
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I'm curious about an API also.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Iridium side note -- I was testing a RockBlock (rock7) recently. They are really easy to use, ~$200. Awesome that this stuff is getting more approachable. http://www.rock7mobile.com/products-rockblock https://www
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    What’s pretty funny, I always thought, and difficult to openly discuss; click on a somewhat “typical” blonde on LinkedIn, and unlock the rabbit hole of baywatch-esque related/recommendations pour in. Obvious, kind of funny, kind of sad
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    That was two years ago though, not sure what improvements the N-API has in newer versions of nodejs.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Here's the node bindings for rapid json, I'm assuming it would be similar. https://github.com/matthewpalmer/node-rapidjson
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    That’s actually a pretty popular phishing method currently.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Thanks for posting. I've been working with lidar/robotic data more recently and it's nice to work with JSON directly, when the performance is good enough.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I recently learned that old typewriters didn’t have a “1” key. I thought my olevetti was broken but turns out the lowercase “L” is used for the number one. Not implying that it’s ok, but maybe those original decisions inherited some of that
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Corrected, thanks.
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    Auth0: Launching Webauthn.me(auth0.com)

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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Listen and read the oral argument here (oyez): —edited, correct case: https://apps.oyez.org/player/#/roberts10/oral_argument_audio...
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Nice work. I noticed the number 5 used in the fractions looks a bit larger/out of place. I think it may have 1-2 extra pixels. I also think the {} () is problematic, may need to be solved a different way.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Ah, that sucks. It’s definitely pretty bad, especially for a 6-8k+ machine.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I hope that fix mentioned works! I just changed the time setting now. I use an iMac pro, I’ve definitely noticed it over the last few weeks, typically when several chrome tabs are open or heavy use it seems. I also noticed it pretty bad whe
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    Oh, I remember what it was: On newer laptops, you typically have to press a function key to activate f4 (by default). On a thinkpad carbon/dell xps 13 those keys are a bit finicky, especially if used to a mac key layout. In previous wi
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    thanks. mac convert, forgot.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I agree. It’s been a while, but using OG Windows, you’d open start, then ctrl + u or similar (it’s been a while), and you could restart without touching the mouse. I couldn’t figure how to do it (if possible) in win 10.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    One possible solution is to allow a url or query param to load a full auth form for each supported provider, in addition to the default stepped screen. That would allow a user to bookmark the form relevant to their auth method.
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) is really interesting. Here's a quick example[1], < 10 lines of javascript, to get your live heart rate per second from a Polar H10 chest strap (tested with Chrome). [1] https://gist.github.com&
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I realize this is a touchy subject, but here goes: I especially appreciate how there is no talk of innovation or ideas, which in my mind, is what YC stands for. Instead (interpreted as an outsider), a rant on unfamiliar, incumbent (sf?) iss
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    by sbr464 8y ago

    I’m sorry but they don’t, at least in a sensible defaults, easy/reliable way. Unless they’ve changed recently. We did extensive testing and found it was up to the end user implementing the integrations, and their regard for this topic&