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bwindsor
9mo ago
Location: UK remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not immediately Technologies: Python, AWS, Docker, Typescript, React, CI/CD, C (ESP32), Matlab. If I don't know it, I can learn it. Résumé/CV: https://www.linked
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bwindsor
4y ago
If all the stuff you want to ignore is inside another folder, you can create another .gitignore inside that folder containing just * (i.e. ignore everything). Everything including the .gitignore file itself will be ignored.
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New smartphone app allows pedestrians to report speeding drivers
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New Smartphone App to Gather Evidence of Speeding
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Game changing smartphone app gathers evidence of speeding
(transportxtra.com)
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5y ago
Thanks for that feedback - the product is basically ready to go, the reason for Kickstarter was to get pre-orders to get enough capital to pay for a larger manufacturing run. Of course, it's quite possible to take pre-orders without us
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5y ago
At our company we have built a device which monitors your stove with an IR sensor and has an alarm for dangerous situations [0]. It does some processing on the sensor data - if it detects a dangerous situation it beeps loudly and sends you
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5y ago
It doesn't know which smoke point to monitor for. However, the aim (at least for the MVP) is for it to work the majority of the time for the majority of users - and critically to alert several minutes before there is any flame. So whil
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5y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! We did consider the idea of making it automatically cut the energy source. However at the moment, the install steps are: receive it in the post, pull out the battery tab, and stick it on your stove splashback with
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5y ago
I'd be interested if there's research showing whether a one-off popup gives more signups or more annoyance. The marketing people seem to think it's better to have it there. I agree it's hard to close, I'll see if I
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5y ago
I've been working on a stove safety/smart cooking device which is based on the temperature of your pan [0]. There are a small number of recipes which it currently works with [1]. To do this we defined a JSON format for recipes [2]
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‘The Billion Dollar Code’: Developers Who Sued Over Google Earth Algorithm
(decider.com)
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Pippa – New Stove Fire Prevention and Smart Cooking Assistant
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Doug Gurr Is Leaving Amazon for the Natural History Museum
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6y ago
Or use secrets.token_urlsafe https://docs.python.org/3/library/secrets.html#secrets.token...
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7y ago
Skyrad Ltd. | Algorithm Inventor | London, UK | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | Skyrad invents products in the rapidly developing IoT and energy sectors. We're currently analysing how monitoring heat and acoustics through various means, including
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7y ago
The final MATLAB example of "Inplace modification" is not correct. function f(out, x) out = x.^2 end x = rand(10) y = zeros(length(x), 1) f(y, x) What happens here when you call f(y, x) is: 1. The arrays x a
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Kedro: The open source library for production-ready ML code
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Typed, extensible config manager for Python supporting multiple config sources
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