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kluikens
9mo ago
The FasTrak scanners above the lane flash the occupancy setting (1, 2, or 3+) on the driver's transponder. It's easy to observe cheating single-occupant vehicles because the flashed number is 3 (a toll-free rate). For automated en
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kluikens
3y ago
In California, Senator Eggman et al. have introduced SB-244 Right to Repair Act [1]. It's currently sitting in the suspense file in the Assembly's Appropriations Committee [2], where it could die unless the committee decides to pu
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kluikens
3y ago
Have you tried sending the media as an iCloud link? That's what I do when I want Android users to view my videos at full quality. This article is targeting users who want the opposite, but the instructions to share iCloud links are the
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HyperE: Hyperbolic Embeddings for Entities
(hazyresearch.github.io)
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kluikens
8y ago
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Introducing Similarity Search at Flickr
(code.flickr.net)
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10y ago
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G2 – The Grammar of Graphics
(g2.alipay.com)
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10y ago
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Announcing Tornado 4.0
(groups.google.com)
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12y ago
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Show HN: The best way to run PHP apps
(serverpilot.io)
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13y ago
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FreedomCP private beta: SaaS control panel for Python & PHP apps on Ubuntu
(freedomcp.com)
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kluikens
14y ago
San Francisco, CA. FreedomCP ( http://freedomcp.com/ ) We're sysadmins/developers using our backgrounds in computer security and network research to automate the management of cloud servers and the web applications running on them. What we
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kluikens
14y ago
HeartFlow — Redwood City, CA (no REMOTE, possible H1B) ------------------------------------------------------ Software Test Engineer "HeartFlow is looking for programmers to help in the design and development of a comprehensive test automat
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kluikens
15y ago
I see your point, but there's a significance that shouldn't be entirely overlooked. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but is Lodsys not just a collector of intellectual property? There's something to say about the difference between a corpora
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kluikens
15y ago
I'm having a hard time imagining how there could be a general way to introduce an inexpensive defense process. Do you suggest a public defender system? Would it be subsidized by additional patent application fees? Additionally, keep in mind
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kluikens
15y ago
IIRC, BlackBerry phones can be managed remotely. A nice use case for this feature is to shut down and wipe a stolen/lost phone with confidential information on it. I also believe that data (call log, text messages) can be retrieved remotely
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kluikens
15y ago
I'll repost here what I commented on the article: -------------------------------------------------- Down here in Tucson, at the University of Arizona, we've been nothing but plagued with problems using this service. I hope the city of San
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15y ago
Do you have a source on OpenCL being used for 3DS programming? I'm interested but couldn't find anything.
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kluikens
15y ago
Was just about to post this myself. I was quite frustrated that not only did writer not provide a link to the source, but didn't even mention the report by name.
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Google Maps (Japan) + "Real-time" Radioactivity Readings
(radioactivity.suminb.com)
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15y ago
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16y ago
I'm finding the Nuclear Reactor Safety course interesting -- lecture notes and slides are available.
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MIT OCW Courses: Nuclear Engineering
(ocw.mit.edu)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Assuming no other available build toolchain (e.g. Xcode 3), you won't have macports installed. How will you compile gcc, ruby if you don't already have a compiler?
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16y ago
And what a shame that is. I would've liked to try and buy a ticket to go again, but I can't get out of my Parallel+Distributed exam the same day.
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kluikens
16y ago
This PDF is the article referenced by the following New York Times article. Remapping Computer Circuitry to Avert Impending Bottlenecks http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/01/science/01compute.html
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From Microprocessors to Nanostores: Rethinking Data-Centric Systems [pdf]
(hpl.hp.com)
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16y ago
I was almost ready to order after 5 seconds, but I wanted to read a sample chapter first. Good thing I looked. There's only 1 chapter -- 42 pages -- and O'Reilly wants $30 for it. There are likely HN threads that are more in-depth and res
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kluikens
16y ago
re: opening documents Have you considered showing a button in the center of a document when it's selected? If it appears quick enough, you might be able to retrain users to expect to be able to double-click documents to open. Anothe
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kluikens
16y ago
Is 'useless' not a bit strong? Granted, I had to make an experimental click or two to test how to select a document, but once I established that -- it's set for me. I find the current selection method not only workable, but very usable.
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kluikens
16y ago
It looks great. I agree with nathan82 about being puzzled for a few seconds on how to open a document. Any chance you guys have plans, or even an idea, to extend a similar app to public record custodians? If so.. I'll have to watch out. :)
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kluikens
16y ago
This would work well for DailyBooth, a la scrobbling for last.fm.
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16y ago
(clickable) https://mozillalabs.com/skywriter/
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