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by uvesten 8y ago
Wow! This is great news for the space program. Feels like it’s gathering alot of momentum now.
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by uvesten 8y ago
Summary: Eyewitness accounts only, no photos, no verification in any way. Unfortunately, most likely the ”eyewitnesses” are mistaken, as in nearly all cases like these.
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by uvesten 8y ago
Correct, at least from my anecdata. Worked for GM in 2010 on drive-by-wire and safety tech for EV:s, but soon quit in disgust. Management had zero drive or vision to make EV’s a reality, and would rather just pump out more gas cars.
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by uvesten 8y ago
Is this a remote exploit? The NIST page seems to say so.
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by uvesten 8y ago
Compared to most other countries in western europe, engineers are severely underpaid in Sweden. I’d definitely go elsewhere.
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by uvesten 8y ago
It is a fact, not a possibility. That's (a big part of) the reason that incest is a taboo in all cultures.
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by uvesten 8y ago
That is very much in line with what you'd expect, I guess. If you are and feel in good shape you report a higher level of wellbeing than if you aren't...
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by uvesten 8y ago
One of the earlier versions of iMovie. I had zero knowledge of movie editing when opening it for the first time, and managed to produce a reasonably well edited short movie in about two hours. Magic.
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by uvesten 8y ago
Finite and Infinite Games by James P. Carse Truly a mind-expanding book, which can help remove a lot of contraints on ones’ thinking.
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by uvesten 8y ago
Finally!
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by uvesten 10y ago
Looks nice! Spotted a couple of grammar errors on the front page, though: Day three: * Learn why ES6 modules are static and why its awesome Day five: * Learn how to generators can be used to manage promises
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by uvesten 10y ago
Wow. I just installed this on macOS, and the difference in speed compared to iTerm 3 is huge! I always assumed that it was my bloated vim and tmux configs that made it feel a bit sluggish sometimes, but it turns out i was the terminal. Now
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by uvesten 10y ago
Thanks! Looking forward to today's server patching...
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by uvesten 10y ago
I only see a fix for Ubuntu 16.04, does that mean that 14.04 isn't vulnerable?
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by uvesten 10y ago
Is it possible to filter out all JS/Framework stuff from the hn feed? Asking for a friend.
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by uvesten 10y ago
Good for them! I'm a bit surprised that the researchers didn't already possess human-level speech recognition, though.
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by uvesten 10y ago
The key checks out, at least it's the same as for the last few releases. I imported it mid-2015, and it's still the same key.
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by uvesten 11y ago
Assange's "When Google met Wikileaks" comes to mind... https://wikileaks.org/google-is-not-what-it-seems/
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by uvesten 11y ago
Finally a use case for my iFinger app :) ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ifinger/id540024903?mt=8 ) ...however, the screen layout does not work, except for the one-liner reports. Still, yay, finger!
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by uvesten 11y ago
I really like both the selection and the color chooser! Did you do any manual selection of the photos?
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by uvesten 11y ago
They seem a little late coming to the game. 4B is not much compared to how much money and effort are already going into autonomous cars. Seems pointless. But it seems there's also willngness to discuss future rules and ethics for self-
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by uvesten 11y ago
Blast from the past! I remember using SMS server tools and a cyclone(?) 8 port RS-232-hub to drive a bunch of GSM modems to act as an SMS gateway for a company back in '99. Funny to see that the software is still around.
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by uvesten 11y ago
I would guess that the group aggregate input would be very much farther from random than the individual input. Let's see.
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by uvesten 11y ago
But, how could they really be? Wouldn't you always come up against the CAP theorem (treting delays like short partitions)?
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by uvesten 11y ago
Wohoo!
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by uvesten 11y ago
This post in itself is a trap! Good attempt to get a the hacker news readers interested in macroeconomy, but I'll not fall for it!
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by uvesten 11y ago
I wonder if it's not just because it's integrated with other apps, and a top suggestion when you want maps. I still find that google maps is leaps and bounds ahead for navigation.
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by uvesten 11y ago
Yes, of course. Unless you're living in the past.
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by uvesten 11y ago
Still the "content providers" feel that region locking is the way to go. Yay, future!