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by seanhandley 7y ago
I have a $30 set of over-hear bluetooth headphones I use for running. I'd describe the sound quality as "reasonably good" and the battery life as "excellent". 5 minutes shopping around on Amazon.
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On Gatekeeping, Complicity, and Arrival(avdi.codes)
4 points by seanhandley 7y ago|0 comments
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Thuggee(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by seanhandley 7y ago|1 comments
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The Worst Day in the Last 66M Years(bbc.co.uk)
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Interesting tangent: Lobsters were once so ubiquitous (both in Europe and the US) that they were considered a food of the poor. There are even records of servants petitioning their masters to not be fed lobster more than 3 times per week. S
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Did you read the whole thing? I'm trapped in front of the paywall. Was there a conclusion?
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Didn't Subway finally kill the $5 footlong last year?
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Please add " (2014)" to the end of the title.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
I feel quality storytelling has tailed off in Hollywood. The aim is to produces movies with the broadest appeal, ideally in other markets beyond the US. While that makes business sense, having to ensure a movie can translate to many languag
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Our son (4) was diagnosed with ASD. He struggles to sit still and that makes eating at restaurants really difficult because he just wants to run all around the room, climb the tables and chairs, take things off other tables etc. Putting his
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by seanhandley 7y ago
One word: cars.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Not just GrubHub. They partner with Just Eat. I'm an employee at stuart.com and we handle a lot of their deliveries.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
It's more to figure out how many couriers are in a given cell at a given time, and track that data over time so it can be forecasted. Then we can say if you need a package collecting at address X, there are usually Y available couriers
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by seanhandley 7y ago
tl;dr Rob Pike eats lunch at noon
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Surely that should be "Humans have developed gorilla-like social structure."
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by seanhandley 7y ago
You get more aesthetic visuals from H3. S2 cells distort quite heavily depending on which part of the globe you're mapping.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
David Ellis is working on this https://github.com/dfellis/h3-py/pull/1
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by seanhandley 7y ago
I work for a delivery company. We currently use H3 to help calculate ETAs in realtime.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
>it supports O(1) lookup vs. needing a hierarchical search Bear in mind that H3 only has 16 levels of resolution, so traversing from top level down to the square-metre level is still a constant time operation i.e. O(16)
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by seanhandley 7y ago
As someone who has written software that interprets signals from fire alarm panels, I can tell you that it's decipherable if you're trained on the panel model. I suspect the employee, having been on duty only a few days, was not.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Way to put it into perspective!
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by seanhandley 7y ago
I'm sure 4GB memory helps a lot.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
Home media server. Encoding 1080p video brings the temp up.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
SD cards have a limited number of writes so if you have the OS constantly writing to it then eventually it sets itself read-only. You can mitigate this somewhat with https://github.com/azlux/log2ram With some finagling
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by seanhandley 7y ago
I can recommend Pimoroni's fan shim. They provide a python project that allows you to set temperature thresholds to kick the fan in so it's not on all the time. It's not silent but it's pretty quiet. https://g
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by seanhandley 7y ago
I tried a heatsink but it didn't really help unless I had a desk fan providing some air flow.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
What about safeguards? Stuart's couriers need ID so they're legally accountable for their actions. To subcontract is to skip a background check.
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by seanhandley 7y ago
If you live on takeaway food, yes. I work for a DSP company partnering with Just Eat and I also do a lot of home cooking with local non-intensive produce. Food delivery is way too expensive for most people to cater for every meal. A Friday
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by seanhandley 7y ago
It may also be helpful to frame this as "less insecure", rather than "more secure".
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by seanhandley 7y ago
I guess it's the principle of "many eyes make all bugs shallow". If the source is freely available, then every day someone is going to read it and maybe see/fix the bug. You can't know what bugs are in code for whic

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