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Cisco has been doing something like this with Angle of Arrival with a 16 antenna array for the past few years. It’s pretty cool but only works in perfect setups, and the antennas need to be mounted above you.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/te...

PRG is one of the biggest in the US for camera rentals, its rather unexciting. They have all the cameras, but for whatever reason most of them you have to specifically ask for. https://prggear.com/product-category/camera/camera-camera/ca...

Correct!

“ The synthetic and highly addictive drug has claimed more lives than COVID-19, auto crashes, gun violence, cancer and suicide in the year 2020.”

https://www.abc12.com/news/fentanyl-number-one-cause-of-deat...

Original title is “ A Plant That Sterilizes Medical Equipment Spews Cancer-Causing Pollution on Tens of Thousands of Schoolchildren” but it was to long to get approved.

Good ol path traversal https://github.com/grafana/grafana/commit/c798c0e958d15d9cc7...

Cloudflare spectrum was what it was, has to dig up the emails. They wanted me to sign a 1 year contract with commit levels which is kinda hard with a growing product I was working on. I wasn’t even able to predict 1 month out let-alone 12.

My experience was with the UDP tunneling service and some general CDN stuff. Once you get past the published pricing then it’s sales calls and stuff like that.

Most of cloudflare features are locked behind sales, powerpoints, and a couple meetings.

This is fantastic, I wonder what the pricing will be. Cellular stuff is always expensive it seems.

Rotten episode on Chocolate is really eye opening about the staggering amounts of slavery, child labor, and corruption in the chocolate industry. Basically every brand you can think of is in on it.

https://www.netflix.com/title/80146284

Did the sound break your ear drums and then stuff got in and started an infection?

I hope for enterprise customers it will allow pay as you go. We were really interesting in Spectrum and the price was in our range but having a contract for our current capacity for 1 year didn’t make sense. And our needed throughputs were very spikey. It didn’t make sense to pay for 3k concurrent users when our 80th percentile would be around 1k.

Hopefully WHIP takes off. It’s a standard protocol that would easily allow things to interface with WebRTC.

https://www.meetecho.com/blog/whip-janus/

https://millicast.medium.com/whip-the-magic-bullet-for-webrt...

I run Hasura and Django. Django really excels at migrations and Django is nice to have a place to write admin views. For example a way to generate a report and manipulate the data in a way that is easy to use. No way to do that in Hasura.

Sounds like why my heart beats faster when I drink

I find Visual Studio auto complete 100x better then VS Code auto complete.

He bashes VS Code at the end but that seems exactly what he wants. VS Code is more of a text editor then an IDE, and you can turn off all the “issues” he complains about.

Here is a good write up on how the WebRTC implementation works for their new browser based calls. https://webrtchacks.com/facetime-finally-faces-webrtc-implem...

I was raised that A and B were the only acceptable grades, C means you need to study more. But then I ended up dropping out of college so that wasn’t too helpful.

Like the worse your mental health is the more you are on your phone?

Is it true that for TV shows a lot of the actual animation team is outsourced to countries with low income?

What about the Amazon App Store? When I had Android years go the Amazon was rather abysmal but usable.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/get/amazonapp

Here is a great long form about it https://www.damninteresting.com/the-zero-armed-bandit/

This sounds like a nightmare to me. Working for 16 hours, checking in with somebody every 30 min, only getting maybe 3x30 min break, telling people if I’m gone for more than 5 min, and just so much more. Seems like a great way to burn out.

This is the idea behind theta token https://www.thetatoken.org/

Google is 1 of the sponsors, but I don’t think that means too much.

Here is a manual to the Falcon9 which talks about how they do it. It’s all digital S Band https://www.spacex.com/media/Falcon_Users_Guide_082020.pdf

Yup and using a service like WIPO arbitration is actually cheap. 1-5 domains is $1500

News now days is full of drama BS. It’s so fatiguing for me a t least

I wonder if any legislation can make the root servers block things

It’s pretty cool how Hasura uses/abuses Postgres JSON support to be able to run many queries in the same “command”