skyo

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by skyo 8mo ago
It's one of the largest parking garages in the world
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by skyo 4y ago
Exactly. It was also a way to train customers to navigate directly to Amazon instead of through search engines (where Amazon pays for ads).
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by skyo 4y ago
The Dark Sky API is getting shut down in a few months: https://blog.darksky.net/
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by skyo 5y ago
Right, TSA even refers to it as "TSA PreCheck" on their website: https://www.tsa.gov/precheck
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by skyo 6y ago
Same. I stopped reading halfway through because I'm on battery and don't want to run it down just reading a blog post. Also I got tired of the fan noise.
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by skyo 7y ago
Probably the best way to check is https://haveibeenpwned.com/
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by skyo 10y ago
It's pretty good, but I feel like the screenshots don't really convey the app's value very well. Maps wants to connect to maps.apple.com? Of course it should. Itunes wants to itunes.apple.com? Well, yeah. I'd much rather
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by skyo 11y ago
This would be a lot like Google's how "artificial lens blur" feature works[1]. I don't think it would be too difficult to teach a user to move their phone a little to scan the scene. [1] http://googleresearch.
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by skyo 12y ago
Yes, it's a feature that was introduced with Mavericks. https://developer.apple.com/notifications/safari-push-notifi...
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by skyo 12y ago
Yeah, for some reason the link doesn't show up when searching the page. You can find it at the bottom of the page, under the header "Connect". It's between the links for "Become a Reseller" and "Privacy Po
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by skyo 12y ago
You can always get transfers from your Amazon payments account to your bank account
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by skyo 14y ago
I couldn't even get past this: > On August 24, 2006, the public beta of Amazon's "Infrastructure as a Service" (IaaS). How is that a sentence?
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by skyo 14y ago
Ha, my team in Seattle was going to get a new developer last week until he backed out at the last minute. That wasn't you, was it?
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by skyo 15y ago
Can you elaborate? I was wondering the same thing as yogsototh.
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by skyo 15y ago
Yeah, I've heard that some AWS teams can have heavy operational load. If it's important to you to avoid that, you could consider somewhere in WAP/BuilderTools. That's where I work (so yes I am biased), and in my experience the operational l
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by skyo 15y ago
I did multiple internships at Amazon and now I work here full-time. I love it here. But, like other people have pointed out, your experience can be very dependent on which team you join. Personally, I wouldn't want to work full-time on the
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by skyo 15y ago
I started watching the lectures at ml-class.org this weekend, and I found myself noticing the same thing. It's wonderful how quickly the professor goes through the introductory material so you can start learning right away. After only half
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by skyo 15y ago
This is ugly, but at least it's not Gizmodo.
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by skyo 15y ago
How about SimpleCU