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dfinlay

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About dfinlay

Eccentric Yeoman, currently working on online elections at everyonecounts.com. [ my public key: https://keybase.io/dfinlay; my proof: https://keybase.io/dfinlay/sigs/OsAc_NvdoiwlEWPtntUoW2LQns8zKJZ1DLaU6UX7sCM ]

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    That VHS was one of my favorites. Me and my sisters would watch it over and over. Love how camp it was.

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    Comment #16557343

    Not to mention recognized sovereign with de jure ability to physically regulate activity within its borders.

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    Comment #14697317

    Teaching your child statistics is definitively nurture.

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    Comment #14617702

    My advice is to follow these steps: 1. Wrote to disk the entire payload actually required/retrieved for the user to be both authenticated and invoke meaningful business logic. 2. C…

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    Comment #14617664

    Circa 2014(15?), I spent a couple of weeks working on reducing a Universal iOS App's(Trapster) payload size. This was before Asset Catelogs, so everything was in a fat binary. We c…

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    Comment #14233338

    I take the same approach, listing the (non technical) area of study and years of attendance. People tend to assume this resulted in a BA, which is not the intent. I've struggled wi…

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    Comment #14085043

    Amazing setup and even better write up. It shames my tiny 2x 4tb setup. My only suggestion would be to try out gaffer tape instead of the duct/masking tape combo. I started using i…

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    Comment #10498457

    The Starship Robots are really cool. The sort of stuff I dreamt of as a child after staying up too late reading Asimov by flashlight. If I found myself working on a project like th…

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    Comment #10498427

    > This should be a great input for this company making these, actually solves the issue of theft. One robot, one person to follow it from a distance and make sure it does not get l…

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    Comment #10498404

    As long as the items are low value like groceries, the other 5% probably wouldn't bother. They might be wise to impose a value or insurable limit, at least initially.

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    Comment #10498316

    I would be very excited to receive items from one of these robots. However, I don't know if I could bring myself to send anything of import. The risk of en route damage/theft seems…

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    Comment #10296329

    I had an issue with my local UPS operation marking packages as 'Undeliverable as Addressed' at 20:00 the day they were supposed arrive, to meet their obligation. They would then ar…

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    Comment #10271707

    This is a very exciting project, and it opens the door for quite a bit of analysis and hopefully better city planning/services. For a few years I worked for a company based in Chic…

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    Thanks, this is tremendous. I was doing my own comparisons recently, but without a nice aggregated set of benchmarks to check against.

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    Comment #10262763

    Adjustable chunk sizes would be beneficial as well.