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flexer2

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    Comment #34550758

    NoraSector: https://app.norasector.com/ -- real-time police/fire/EMS scanner for the Seattle area. Uses custom SDR software that can capture entire radio systems and streams with s…

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    Comment #28487270

    Fusion360 is the only thing I run a VM for. There’s a repo out there that sets up wine and installs it but it just doesn’t work very well at all. I’m using VMWare Player and set up…

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    Comment #23036953

    Extremely wealthy people (i.e. 9-digit+ net worth) have teams of lawyers and accountants that figure out the optimal way to allocate the client's cash to achieve their goals. That …

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    Comment #21749144

    Sounds like you should contact a lawyer.

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    Comment #21104129

    Planes are extremely expensive pieces of machinery and you don't make money if you're not flying passengers with them. I'd be more surprised if they weren't in the air as many hour…

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    Comment #20501971

    It's for delivery.

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    Comment #20501916

    typo, fixed

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    Comment #20501777

    Amazon Flex does this as well. I signed up to do deliveries last year to see how it worked, and on a couple occasions gamed it such that I was able to deliver an order I placed to …

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    Comment #20480405

    We use ES heavily. Most of our queries are basic document filtering plus some geospatial stuff. We could probably have done it with Postgres/PostGIS, but with AWS manages ES, it's …

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    Comment #20266381

    I wrote up a Medium post about what I do with mine: https://medium.com/@adamargo/how-i-use-raspberry-pis-for-hom... Mostly home automation. 1x homebridge server, ffmpeg transcoder …

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    Comment #20257411

    There's a pretty simple optimization in the labels you can do, but it doesn't really help that much. The first block of letters is XORing with one set of primes that follow a commo…

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    Comment #20185180

    This seems like a waste of money on the surface. The concerns over privacy seem a little silly given the hundreds of CCTV cameras that monitor the stores already, though.

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    Comment #20178495

    One thing I like about their business model is that it isn't just the autonomous/teleoperation tech, but also that they're a full-service trucking company. That kind of integration…

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    Comment #20109047

    I've been fully remote for the past two years at a company that is mostly distributed (we have to have physical operations in markets we operate in, but the tech team is fully remo…

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    Comment #20106463

    We have a Peloton bike. We used to be Flywheel members, at $300/mo, and that's pretty pricy. The bike pays for itself quickly if that's what you're replacing. The class content is …

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    Comment #19577076

    In principle I agree with the author, but some of the patterns these big companies have introduced are valuable for companies with significantly lower amounts of traffic. For insta…

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    Comment #18974798

    One of my most used tools with pipes on the Mac is `pbcopy`, which copies whatever you're piping to the clipboard. Copying your public key somewhere? `cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | pbcop…

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    Comment #18906076

    I inherited a Canon PowerShot 350 from a dead relative back in the late 90s. I was still blown away that I could take pictures that went straight to the computer with reasonable qu…

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    Comment #18906036

    The Echo does this with Spotify too, fwiw. I ended up creating a separate account in my Spotify family for the Echo to link to Spotify, which is less than ideal as you lose your pe…

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    Comment #18787751

    I had a cab driver do this to me once, in 2016 or so. He dropped me off at the destination and told me it’d be $20 or whatever, cash only. I didn’t have cash on me, and said all I …