icanhackit

7 ms·

1.
by icanhackit 4y ago
Their engineering/status update bogs were really interesting. Particularly injection mold issues and RFID/NFC standards. And I agree, the build quality is really nice - just wish they sold the screen protector during the kickstart
2.
HTTPS: //www.reddit.com/domain/reddit.com/ (NSFW)(old.reddit.com)
2 points by icanhackit 4y ago|0 comments
3.
Ask HN: Optical phase detection for detection/ranging replace Lidar?
2 points by icanhackit 4y ago|1 comments
4.
by icanhackit 4y ago
Nature is advanced technology. Look at the trillions of micro-machines that operate inside of us - we're full of nano-bots. Obviously I'm taking liberty with the terms machines and bots , but ever since I started thinking abo
5.
Rules of Acquisition(memory-alpha.fandom.com)
3 points by icanhackit 5y ago|0 comments
6.
by icanhackit 5y ago
Possibly. But your risk of melanoma is reduced. It's just other shit that will kill you.
7.
by icanhackit 5y ago
My children need wine!
8.
by icanhackit 5y ago
In fairness to Atlassian I work for a charity and we get to use their products for next to nothing and I've found Jira to be a valuable project management tool. My experience is that dev's have...mixed feelings about it because it
9.
by icanhackit 5y ago
While others have said it's an Australian thing, to give an example a popular Sydney based pub-brewery down the street from me has the rule "No Dicks!" on their wall and it really works. Always a friendly place to be, the peo
10.
by icanhackit 5y ago
Would be an interesting situation if someone bricked a large chunk of internet connected TV's. It would possibly drive the mainstream population towards greater internet security. (generous assumption?)
11.
Hypohystericalhistory's Guide to the F-35(youtube.com)
1 points by icanhackit 5y ago|0 comments
12.
by icanhackit 5y ago
The federal opposition could one-up them and carry in a PV panel and battery cell claiming it and the light reflecting from Minister Dutton's head is the key to our future (the latter part only if they want to channel Paul Keating&#x27
13.
by icanhackit 5y ago
Internet Comment Etiquette with Erik and Internet Historian come to mind. Nord VPN Man and Raycon Man ads are the highlight of the latter's videos.
14.
Structure of Fruit Fly Brain (2018)(nature.com)
35 points by icanhackit 6y ago|7 comments
15.
by icanhackit 6y ago
Direct Image: https://media.nature.com/lw800/magazine-assets/d41586-018-05...
16.
by icanhackit 6y ago
> It encourages micro-management. It encourages more and more process. I think it's a case of there being multiple truths, and depending where you sit on the food chain you'll sing one and not the others: 1. If you're a hi
17.
by icanhackit 6y ago
> It's no longer the innovation leader Who is and how do you define that? I'd say in some very important spaces they're leaders, such as performance per watt in the mobile CPU space. > by 2040 will be viewed as Xerox ca
18.
by icanhackit 6y ago
You're joking but interestingly Tesla at the Battery Day presentation revealed a giant injection mould to make the aluminium chassis for one of their cars, which will simplify the manufacturing process. So we're going into uni-bod
19.
Apple's special M1 sauce: Fast14 [pdf](en.wikichip.org)
2 points by icanhackit 6y ago|0 comments
20.
by icanhackit 6y ago
As an ethical vegan (reduce animal suffering but previously enjoyed eating meat) I don't care if it shares the same grill or goes into the same fryer. But I'm also unlikely to go somewhere where that'd happen - it's more
21.
by icanhackit 6y ago
It'd be interesting if we could train AI to spot fake accounts. A good sized sample would be lovely...
22.
by icanhackit 6y ago
Give it a minute and some decent headphones... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSaKMpN3JC4
23.
by icanhackit 6y ago
> whatever Optus calls LTE Optus is terrible. It's worth paying a slight premium for Telstra 4G. I'm on a 45gb cell phone plan for AUD$60 and it works everywhere, even in tunnels or remote areas, with speeds that shame my Fibre
24.
by icanhackit 7y ago
Maybe, I'm guessing, when you're at such a niche area of science like topological edge states in honeycomb plasmonic lattices you've got to double back to calling things simple shit in name-pairs just to keep everyone onboard
25.
by icanhackit 7y ago
I considered that as well. I live in an area of town where a lot of 110+ year old town houses still stand proudly (European cities would laugh at that statement) but I know that only the stuff built well is standing today while whatever h
26.
by icanhackit 7y ago
> user patience and goodwill, basically political capital with the user base. Or they can go down the Trojan Horse route and bolt one of their A-series chips as a co-processor to a board with an x86 CPU, begin the process of rewriting th
27.
by icanhackit 7y ago
The parent poster said "Many people choose to live like this." which is very different to claiming "that homeless people want to be homeless". I'm friends with a homeless Australian Aboriginal lady and she chooses t
28.
by icanhackit 7y ago
> I would love to know the mental gymnastics Nothing special. Cognitive dissonance is alive and well in the filthy-rich through to the dirt-poor. As we can see - your level of personal agency will be the determining factor in how much th
29.
by icanhackit 7y ago
Long time Safari user as well, primarily for its speed and OSX feature integration (keychain). Made the jump back to Firefox in December and installed uBlock Origin, Privacy Badger, HTTPS Everywhere, NoScript and a video ripper/transco
30.
by icanhackit 7y ago
The iPad as a portable computer suffers from the same problem cameras do - the best camera is the one you have with you, and in that same way the best computer is often the phone in your pocket.

More ›