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typeiierror

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    Comment #47352568

    I know this is satire, but I have an adjacent problem I could use help with. In my company, we have some legacy apps that run, but we no longer have the source, any everyone that w…

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    Looks great! How much optimization (e.g. deep sleep, wake trigger) was needed to get battery life with the ESP32 to where you wanted it? Also curious if the project is running on M…

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    Comment #43414342

    I've always wanted to do this - do you have any articles / videos that helped you get started? Is Fighter Factory Studio still the way to go? As an aside, this feels like a fun app…

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    Comment #43332548

    I've been looking for something like this to query / interface with the mountain of home appliance manuals I've hung onto as PDFs - use case being that instead of having to fish ou…

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    Comment #41261173

    The new HSTX interface on the RP2350 seems to be squarely targeted at this use case (video output) and doesn't require the use of PIO or consuming a ton of CPU cycles. There's a ni…

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    Comment #27086728

    This headline isn't accurate - the referenced report from Flurry shows an average opt-in rate for apps they track, which notably _excludes_ Facebook.

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    Comment #25656058

    Try applying the problem to other issues to see the impact: * An advertiser wants to place ads on sites / tv networks that have an audience that is more likely to buy their product…

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    Comment #25655864

    The sample selection / non-response bias highlighted in this write-up is a _Big Idea_ problem I've been thinking about recently: Limitations...*Trust in surveys and political leani…

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    Comment #13022632

    Brian K. Vaughan's comic Private Eye [1] foreshadows what might happen if this dataset is breached. The premise is the digital cloud "bursts" - all private data is suddenly dumped …

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    Comment #12457569

    Sometimes I wonder that when we shower criticism on Facebook about privacy concerns, we're missing the forest for the trees. The bigger issue I see is the sheer amount of eyeballs …

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    Comment #12087035

    When you take into account the full range of tracking methods cited in the article, I think the impact of Tor would be limited. For example: you probably already have an app on you…

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    Comment #11199600

    A couple of reasons - data quality and usage restrictions are the top. Here's an example - say I'm Big Box Retailer & Co and I want to measure how many people who visit my store al…

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    Comment #11197340

    I work peripherally in this industry, so I can provide more context to the data used here; based on the press release[i], Clear Channel is using three different types of data for t…