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sdan
7y ago
First time I've seen someone use Keybase.pub. Last time I checked they gave out 250gb for free for everyone... this is a good use of that!
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sdan
7y ago
Yes :). But in either case, if the browser is advocating for "no data collection" and "no telemetry" I would at least expect no referral links or Google Analytics on their homepage.
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sdan
7y ago
Says limited data collection Proceeds to use Google Analytics on waterfox.net
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sdan
7y ago
Doesn't collect any data Proceeds to links to Stackpath (in the footer) with a bunch of query tags : https://www.stackpath.com/?utm_campaign=Partner%20Display&ut... .
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sdan
7y ago
Your design looks almost exactly like Notion.so.
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sdan
7y ago
Yeah, I don't think the article had a thesis at all. It was more of a narrative of events he'd experienced.
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sdan
7y ago
Looking at this and Google Loon, I think Google Loon (as far as I've seen) is a flop compared to this, given that this works to some extent. Google Loon's capabilities also seem subpar to this widespread network.
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sdan
7y ago
You don't really get too much with AOSP. Google's just flexing it off to portray its "open" when in reality Google's using a reasonably different version of AOSP for Android.
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sdan
7y ago
History in the making
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sdan
7y ago
One day they could possibly teleop cars autonomously (streaming sensor data to servers through the starlink terminals, then processing and sending output data back to the cars through the starlink terminals). Obviously latency is a huge fac
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sdan
7y ago
Whenever I'm doing work in remote locations, I just tether my laptop to my phone which automatically makes a hotspot for me.
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sdan
7y ago
Is there a paper published (or preprinted) on this?
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Why is Facebook doing robotics research?
(techcrunch.com)
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sdan
7y ago
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sdan
7y ago
In that case, I'll probably switch over. Currently, I use ImprovMX with Gmail integration so I can send emails from my domain through gmail and have a catch all when receiving emails. Works well for free.
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sdan
7y ago
Very nice explanations and diagrams! I'll be sticking with the first diagram, since I've been using that basic one for several years and haven't found a compelling reason to change it.
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7y ago
I'd love to move over to FastMail, but I'm not sure that 100% of all my outgoing mails will land in people's primary inbox. I've heard Gmail sometimes marks non gmail (and even @google.com) emails as spam and its imperat
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sdan
7y ago
Use DigitalOcean One-click instances, and it essentially makes it for you with all the necessary steps. It's super simple. I used that a while back and now run it on Docker on GCP since DO was a bit expensive.
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sdan
7y ago
Use Ghost. It's free, given you have a server set up.
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sdan
7y ago
As a person who blogs on certain areas in ML, the sole thing I look for in any platform is SEO. I tried going on Medium, but because of the lack of LaTex support, I had to go on my own blog, but I'd really like if there's an alter
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sdan
7y ago
Nice!
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sdan
7y ago
I feel like that should already exist, but surprisingly it doesn't. Hopefully Github works on it soon!
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sdan
7y ago
Always love when stdout makes a new song. Love your music!
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sdan
7y ago
Initially used Express, Pug, and some Markdown libraries to build an automated blog system. There were several issues with reliability, so I switched to: Handlebars and Ghost. https://blog.suryad.com
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sdan
8y ago
Curious too. I may be bias, but I genuinely like Cloudflare and all there products, because they simply work and work good.
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sdan
8y ago
Nice.
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sdan
8y ago
Irrelevant question, but did you go to Monta Vista a few years ago? I remember your name from there sometime ago.
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sdan
8y ago
Company checks on Employee's search history So what's so interesting about matthewrayfield.com that you had to go there 59,000 times in the last hour?
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sdan
8y ago
Infrastructure, machine learning, sensors, and other components are there. We already got self driving cars. Now human adoption and acceptance is the problem.
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8y ago
Which VPN?
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8y ago
I agree with what you're saying, but MOOCs have showed time and time again that they don't work and people lose attention extremely easy. How is that perpetual problem going to stop?
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