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by yuvadam 6y ago
Please elaborate on 'died'? Over the years I've accumulate 10+ Odroid boards that are all still in use, and non have ever died on me. Actually that's not entirely true, I did have an Odroid Weather Board that got a burne
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by yuvadam 6y ago
How does this implementation perform compared to classic approaches such as OpenALPR [1] ? At the very least running local inference becomes much more expensive, and possibly provides worse results. [1] - https://github.com/
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by yuvadam 6y ago
Dorking is not that easy to do, Google is very easy on assuming you are being malicious on certain queries, try one too many and you'll hit their dreaded captcha that is impossible to pass.
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by yuvadam 6y ago
Totally story time
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by yuvadam 6y ago
Thanks! The only other costs are the storage of the radar images themselves on S3, last time I checked I store around $1.5's worth of images per month. No real reason to archive them in the long term, but one day I might start training
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by yuvadam 6y ago
For the past several years I've been running a 100% static web application that serves rain radar images. It also updates itself periodically using serverless functions currently running on AWS Lambda, but can easily run anywhere else.
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Ask HN: How have your priorites changed since COVID-19?
1 points by yuvadam 7y ago|0 comments
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App Used by Netanyahu's Likud Leaks Israel's Entire Voter Registry(haaretz.com)
4 points by yuvadam 7y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 7y ago
Um, how is Dropbox anything even close to "privacy-focused"?
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Pip 20.0 Is Broken(github.com)
5 points by yuvadam 7y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 7y ago
Nicely done. Another alternative albeit without the calculator part, shamelessly self-promoting: https://cidr.xyz/
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by yuvadam 7y ago
Transitioning to native IPv6 requires running dual stack for quite some time, we'll never get there if we don't start
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Wire Business Update(wire.com)
4 points by yuvadam 7y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 7y ago
Claiming the internet will self-regulate is no less of an empty claim as assuming any other industry is capable of regulating itself.
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WeWork looks like a bubble waiting to burst(theguardian.com)
7 points by yuvadam 7y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 7y ago
On a similar note, I created a very small and convenient service for client-side generation of QR codes http://qrgen.xyz/
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Creepiness level: high
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The World's First Autonomous and Self-Sustaining Pyramid Scheme(powhcoin.com)
3 points by yuvadam 9y ago|0 comments
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Initial revision of "git", bootstrap commit from hell https://github.com/git/git/commit/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23...
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Interesting article, but doesn't explain why the situation is anything close to an apocalypse. My only piece of advice is that while it's fine to take money off the table before such events, pay very close attention to what is goi
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Not sure why you would have any software compatability problems, the LimeSDR is supported as an gr-osmosdr device via SoapySDR (and driver=lime argument)
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Haaretz is pretty much the only remaining media outlet in Israel that continues to pursue actual journalism. To that end I support them endlessly. However, they are also the only media outlet that has paywalls, and I'd be fine with tha
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by yuvadam 9y ago
The approach postmarketOS is pushing is that of Choice. You get to choose what you want to run on your device, just as with any other Linux distro. No apps, seriously? Take any Linux app, it'll run on pmOS. We're not in the busine
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by yuvadam 9y ago
pmOS is the semi-official shorthand
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by yuvadam 9y ago
There's really not much to know! If you find a good supported kernel on similar projects like LineageOS / CyanogenMod then you're already that much closer to a working device. The rest is packaging, testing and occasional pat
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Apple has their own problems, but their business is to sell products, not to track you. Google tracks you aggressively and that is their business model. Suggest reading Aral Balkan on this topic [1] [1] - https://ar.al/not
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Some comments on a more personal level about the project: I actually learned about postmarketOS 50 days ago when I saw the previous "50 days of pmOS" post here on HN, and since then I've become a pretty active contributor to
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100 days of postmarketOS(postmarketos.org)
177 points by yuvadam 9y ago|45 comments
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Not flippant at all. The US is becoming a dangerous place to visit.
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by yuvadam 9y ago
Depending on your access patterns, Backblaze B2 might be cheaper at $0.005/GB stored and $0.02/GB downloaded.

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