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by zenocon 12y ago
Needs an https endpoint :)
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by zenocon 12y ago
I was wondering what would happen if you turned on a firehose and just slammed it for a good length of time...how durable it would be? If they're planning to use it on the surface of an airplane wing -- curious how durable the surface
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by zenocon 12y ago
wow, thanks for the info. lawyers - gah. still, no excuse for apple to limit the speakerphone...no one is at risk of hearing damage from a cell phone's speakerphone...you hear me apple?
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by zenocon 12y ago
thanks for the suggestion. i still lament the fact that my phone can't do this out of the box. this is a silly limitation, IMO.
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by zenocon 12y ago
leg pulled. maybe because i'm not the only one on this end of the convo?
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by zenocon 12y ago
"Why can't I just turn up the volume on my iPhone?" is something I ask myself everyday and shake my fist toward Cupertino. Seriously, the gain on the phone is severely limited. Try listening to a voice call on speakerphone
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by zenocon 12y ago
The problem with North Korean "sleeper cells" that are resident in the US, is well...once they're here, they kinda shift their opinion on how the world works.
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by zenocon 12y ago
http://www.misra-c.com/
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by zenocon 12y ago
I just experienced this early this week. Very frustrating. I also posted to AWS forums and got zero assistance; am currently not paying for AWS support plan. This article came at an opportune moment -- it makes sense and removes the shro
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by zenocon 12y ago
> But IMO, for Detroit to get "fixed", we just need a change of MIND (which can be more difficult than getting sustainable energy, but seriously, could change in 1 day, for free, if we had MLK Jr. type people on the ground).
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by zenocon 12y ago
As a local, it is encouraging that what the pilot sees from the air, I also see from the ground: > From the air today, the decline appears to be slowing. The spaces once covered in rubble are cleared and mowed. Open green spaces, along
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by zenocon 12y ago
The problem with AWS reserved instances is their limitations on modification later http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ri-modify... -- if you grow and need more capacity, you're kinda stuc
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by zenocon 12y ago
Or maybe they even work for both companies? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8589879
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by zenocon 12y ago
Doesn't look like I can debug websockets? Chrome's network tab allows you to see websocket frames, but you have to navigate away from it and back to it again to refresh it -- which is a pain. I'm not seeing where/how to
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GM’s next-gen infotainment system to run Android–not Android Auto–in 2016(arstechnica.com)
3 points by zenocon 12y ago|0 comments
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by zenocon 12y ago
I'd suspect they have to be using a cache, too, but I tried a whole slew of random torrents off kickass.to, and if it played it at all, I could scrub every single one of them to any point in the video with a mere 1-2 sec delay. So, th
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by zenocon 12y ago
Agree. I worked for one of these three companies for a span. While I was there, they did have a rule that if you're not driving their car, you can't park it in the covered parking lot. That was the extent of the backlash, and
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by zenocon 12y ago
this article is dumb, but what do you expect from usa today? i work and live in the detroit area, and have lived here most of my life (also lived in silicon valley, fwiw). there's no doubt there's some great innovation being don
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by zenocon 12y ago
This is a well known github flame thread from 2.5 years ago. Not sure why this is here now?
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by zenocon 12y ago
Having built my own custom Chromium for Android several times on a project, 250MB is out of line for stock Chromium. My builds for my custom browser with Chromium content-shell were ~70-80MB. Chrome, indeed, adds a bit of extra "goog
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by zenocon 12y ago
Me neither. It seemed like a fascinating read, but I wish he would have trimmed the amount of soapbox talk about his own credentials and bad software engineers, and instead provided the facts about the case (at least what changed the case
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by zenocon 12y ago
atom.io is nothing but an icon in the Finder for me until they fix the terrible performance bottlenecks. i really like the app / features / ux, etc. but the performance is abysmal compared to sublime.
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by zenocon 12y ago
Where do you source the data if you're interested in getting started in your own family history and your personal archives are fairly limited?
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by zenocon 12y ago
Wow, if you're looking at the Chinese government as a model for governance... Uniting all world governments into a single state scares the hell out of me, and I think it could very well be the worst idea, but suggesting China as a patt
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by zenocon 12y ago
Hm.. wondering if: /vehicles/{id}/snooplion/hydraulics/bounce is idempotent or not?
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by zenocon 12y ago
I (really do) hate posting this but I swear every single "REST" or "RESTful" or "REST-ful" API post I see, there's always that guy that chides it for not being pure or REST or "-ful" or somet
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by zenocon 12y ago
Consider this example: https://square.github.io/crossfilter/#charts and this example https://dc-js.github.io/dc.js/#yearly-bubble-chart -- sure, you could probably do this without dc.js and crossf
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by zenocon 12y ago
see my post a couple down https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7868603 dc.js marries crossfilter.js with d3.js -- that's it in a nutshell. crossfilter allows you to group and filter your data in-memory very quickly, an
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by zenocon 12y ago
Why do they insist on a separate heavyweight installation for each functional area / language? IDEA (Java), PhpStorm, RubyMine, PyCharm, AppCode, WebStorm, and now 0xDBE? What if you were building something that used all of those? Y
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by zenocon 12y ago
The use of the word dimension here more than likely stems from dimensional modeling / data warehouse / OLAP design [1], where designing your database in a star/cube schema will allow you to query it easily across many "d

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