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by yc-kraln 7y ago
Could this be related to the fatal crash of the F-35 in Japan?
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by yc-kraln 7y ago
Is the connector still that only DIN+USB-Micro hybrid? It looks like it's expensive and fragile.
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by yc-kraln 7y ago
I would be very interested to know what breed of cat that is, as it looks just like one of our rescues: https://i.imgur.com/Mbe89HT.jpg
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by yc-kraln 7y ago
Well, there goes my tiny bit of internet fame. (hint: 22/7)
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by yc-kraln 7y ago
Diagnosed at 6 with ADHD in the US by a proper battery of psychiatrists, therapists, etc. Medicated until 17. Still going to therapy regularly in the EU to deal with a myriad of ongoing issues as ADHD has changed how it impacts my life into
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by yc-kraln 7y ago
This is a very PC centric article, but the same can be said about any connected device--from cars, to baby monitors, to buttplugs. If it has an internet connection, the firmware should either be open source or in open source escrow, so th
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by yc-kraln 7y ago
I would also like to subscribe to the right-click context menu, to include copy/cut/paste, clone terminal, etc.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
I really want to like Flutter, but I someone really don't want to spend the time to learn Dart. I can't really quantify it--some mix of yet-another Proprietary Google Technology, yet another ecosystem, yet another X. I'm tire
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
Funny you should mention this, when the earthquake hit some years ago my mind immediately went "NUKE!". Seemed more likely at the time.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
I've been in the situation where I was able to build a team with salaries 20-30% over market. It was great while things were great, but after the commercial side of the business went to hell, the higher salaries kept a bunch of unmotiv
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
As a counter-opinion, I strongly encourage people to consider Germany where the law ensures your rights as individuals are respected by corporations, regardless of where they are domiciled, and protects people in all circumstances (public h
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
I joined a company with exactly this pitch in 2012. In 2016, I acquired a company with this pitch as part of a major international Telco. I have built a prototype of this technology and run a pilot with a major international conference venu
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
For anyone (like OP) that's looking for help with a hardware project, I'm happy to advise. I have lots of experience bringing projects to market, both from an EE side and from the manufacturing side.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
CDDL includes patent grants which GPL (et cetera) does not. CDDL allows also file-based licensing, which allows for projects with combined free/nonfree sources to be distributed, which was a requirement for Solaris. It's not that
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
My computer engineering degree included Chemistry, Physics, Mechanical Engineering (statics/dynamics) Multivariate Calculus, Differential Equations / Linear Algebra, as well as Humanities (writing, history, art) in addition to sof
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
A good debugger is good for quite a bit more than that. Watches, break points, performance/profiling. I actually can't believe you're hating on debuggers.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
Greetings from Berlin. My wife said she wanted to live in Europe, and so I took the first interesting job (which happened to be in Berlin.) Fell in love, that was seven years ago...
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
Amusingly, if a European citizen is not in Europe, they are also covered, so IP banning Europe will not help you.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
And Google launches another US-centric product without even thinking about the rest of the world. The lesson, of course, is that the rest of the world needs to get used to the idea that Google (and other bay area companies) are not designin
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
Please do yourself a favor and google "non-ionizing radiation", then realize that whether or not you have a receiver you are currently being bathed in all sorts of EM radiation. It's not harmful.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
There are tons of benign/helpful use cases for guns, for knives and for explosives. This attitude is purposefully ignorant. When developing new technologies, you need to ask not just "what good can this do" but most important
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
This is expected and predicted by the Amazon vesting schedule. In the case that you're curious, it's 5% in the first year, 15% in the second year, and then 20% per half-year until four years is over. Almost like they expect people
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
I made a simple roguelike for Ludumdare not too long ago. Here's the code: https://github.com/kraln/rougish Simple, but fun :)
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
42 percent of new cancer patients _in the united states_ The rest of the developed world has a healthcare system.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
This looks like every Chinese factory website I've ever seen... did not expect it to be based in Texas!
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
This is the kind of attack that the trustless.ai guys are fighting. They've secured their supply chain down to the silicon vendor at a fab in Italy. Really cool project.
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
How to be a good husband. It took pushing my marriage to nearly the point of breaking to realize that my obsession with work, lack of participation in the house, and aggressive/demanding interpersonal communications was only leading to
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
Super interesting to see space make the list. I've been involved with "capital intensive" aka hardware startups for the last seven years, through my involvement in HARDWARE.co. I see a lot of these companies that the author
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
I self-host SOGo on my own machine, it gives me mail + calendar + contact sync. Finally moving off from gmail feels so great. For others I recommend office365--fairly inexpensive, excellent support, and available either in the EU or entirel
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by yc-kraln 8y ago
Sure, sometimes someone made a mistake. But they're not to blame; the process was set up that someone could make a mistake . Change the process so if/when a mistake happens, it doesn't cause a problem.

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