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Same here.

Yes, it knows which packages belong to you. It will only unlock if the package is being delivered to that specific lock and the package is "out for delivery".

This is probably the biggest roadblock to this product's success. However BoxLock is in talks with all the major carriers to provide training. The carriers themselves are incentivized to use BoxLock because it provides a guarantee that the package was delivered successfully and securely. They don't want packages stolen either.

You can add delivery instructions to most shipments that tells the delivery driver to use BoxLock.

Full disclosure: I work on this: https://www.getboxlock.com/

I think it's kind of cool. /dissenting-opinion

Or, like any good programmer, when God was coding animal DNA:

#include <BovB.h>

You always remember the successful investments you didn't make, but not the unsuccessful ones. Think of all the money you didn't lose making bad investments.

I just bought a 34" 21x9 ultra wide monitor and am in a similar dilemma. I use ShiftIt (https://github.com/fikovnik/ShiftIt) for window management since I can assign a single keyboard command to center whatever window I’m working on. However, what I’d really like is for command/alt-tab to automatically place the active window in the center, the previous window to the left, and the second-most-recently used window to the right. I might have to contribute to ShiftIt to make it happen, unless someone here knows an app that already does that.

Here's what the ID community thinks: http://www.evolutionnews.org/2016/11/alien_physics_s103300.h...

OS X will alert you when your battery is getting low.

As a programmer, I have a very hard time believing the Theory of Evolution provides an adequate explanation for the state of life on this planet. We are ridiculously complex and very well tuned creatures. I can't believe something like this would ever produce something meaningful:

  begin
    code += random(character)
    code.execute
  rescue
    code.pop
    retry
  end

How much more the amazingly complex life on this planet...

For those of you who would like to watch the keynote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMlX9i9Icno

I'm curious if there are any HN readers that don't believe that evolution is the best explanation for the current state of life on this planet (other than me). Any IDers (intelligent design) out there?

This is really great. I needed this type of functionality in my Angular app and landed on https://prerender.io

And it's a shame because it's the fastest/prettiest version of Android I've ever used. I have a Nexus 5 as a test device and using it with Lollipop makes me consider switching from iOS.

It's probably even easier to view the feed from my 2.4GHz baby monitor, but at least you have to be in range...!

exactly what I came here to post.

<Ctrl> X, <Ctrl> E to edit the current line in your default editor.

I wonder if there is something like this I could use for automated testing of style changes to an app/site. Currently I have to regression test the style manually.

Thanks for this. Can't believe I haven't heard about it before. At least all the time spent trying to learn Chef is not completely wasted.

That doesn't make it ok.

Radiolab had a segment about stopping light back in February. It's a great listen: http://www.radiolab.org/2013/feb/05/master-universe/

I'm making the same decision now. I've used Ember before and it has been a little painful. I'm going to give Angular a try now. It seems most people on Hacker News prefer Angular to Ember.

The leadership of this country is made up of citizens of this country. I think John Q. average tax payer would do the same thing if he were in office. Our leadership is a representation of us. The government is made up of US Citizens. We can't just blame the government for it's bad decisions, because in truth it is our decisions.

If we want to change the government, we must first change ourselves. How kind are we to our neighbors, who live across the street?

I had almost the exact same experience. I originally used Ember 0.9.5 for an app and it worked very well. When I moved to 1.0.0-pre I felt that I had to completely relearn everything.

+1 on trying to track down errors. They never point to a line of user code! It's extremely frustrating when something breaks and you have no idea why.

I'm using http://phantomjs.org/ to render my EmberJS app's pages and serve those to crawlers. I hope to write a blog post about it soon. It has the benefit of working with any software stack, not just Node.js.

Rendr looks like a much more robust solution, however. I'll have to see if I can incorporate some of it's techniques, specifically serving HTML on page load.

What will be funny is when we move everything back to server-side once we don't have network latency/bandwidth issues.

Patrick, Thank you for writing this article. It opened my eyes to how serious this issue is and how easy it is to compromise a server. Upgrading all my rails apps now. Thanks again.

I couldn't get through this whole article due to the dude in the corner staring at me... :-/

This is why I come to the comments first! Thanks for saving me 5 minutes :)