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Nice work. Clustering around N95/N100/N150 visible.

I think Grindr underwent a forced divestiture from its Chinese owners due to US gov as well.

I respectfully disagree, and say that hand soldering is not a dying art. If you’re working on boards on the regular you probably have a soldering iron and use it often.

Anyone know how this compares to zipline's platform?

Compression?

I disable password login all my hosts but good to know people do this.

Good article. Ended too early. Let's keep going.

The interview[1] between Bambu Lab's CEO and Stefan from the CNC Kitchen YouTube channel has some details about the company's background and strategy.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pFtbybLlk0

We mow laws with robots. https://yard.bot

CoinMarketCap is owned by CZ. I’m not claiming anything malicious, just FYI.

Arduino programming can be a pleasant intermediate step in learning C/C++. Specializing specially in C can be easier after that experience.

Well the story started > 10 years ago, I think. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2473941

It's mostly the latter -- a better GUI.

I've used Sixfab before. https://sixfab.com/product/raspberry-pi-cellular-iot-kit-lte...

Thanks for clarifying.

I don't like facebook the product, but I think they are being dunked on, too unfairly recently.

However, I'm most amazed and impressed how facebook has created a team -- likely compensated in FB equity -- and then convinced the world that the team is an "oversight board".

From my perspective, I see a project that took years of prep. Multiple papers were written. It was tested on software sim, and NASA's physical space simulator[1]. And it finally _successfully_ flew on mars, with some minor bugs.

In my opinion assuming they were "testing in production" (production being mars!), or writing code that "definitely not have passed code review", or that they did not do couple of hours of flight testing on earth, is an unnecessarily unkind assessment of this project.

[1] Helicopter Models and Test Facilities: https://rotorcraft.arc.nasa.gov/Publications/files/Balaram_A...

Could you kindly provide a link for the hovering hexacopter please? Thanks.

"a good man who did a stupid thing"

Amazing that changing bits in some databases can change one's life dramatically.

Is the arm a UR3e? How much does it cost?

Good read https://www.cassandracapital.net/post/why-did-china-just-dev...

You claim "I know a little about Waymo. They seem ok."

Then go on to explain:

"Waymo: Code written by professionals. A system using models trained on vast amounts of data. Written slowly, meticulously, exhaustively, heavily reviewed, and intended to be reliable."

Quality shitpost.

Some explanations as per Ray Dalio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0

I made a user tagger for HN. Makes it much more fun to navigate the threads as I see familiar users with their interests showing through.

Interesting timing for this question, as I just released it _today_[1].

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/momento-for-hacker...

Hi all! I built this on a long flight home. Inspired by flair on Reddit. Feedback and suggestions are welcome.

This situation is usually a trade bust.

Cruise Automation | Android engineer, in-car experience | San Francisco | ONSITE Description:

We build driverless cars (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vfgjemwc9NU).

We need to provide interaction and situational awareness to our passengers, to make them feel comfortable and safe about the driverless car's behavior.

There are not many people in the world working on this specific challenge.

You'll be around the smartest people you've ever worked with.

Technologies: Java, JavaScript

Message me at divya@getcruise.com

https://expiryalerts.com

Notifies you (via email, slack or text), before your domain's cert expires.

Github Enterprise.

Continue working on your product.

It was a bad situation when I worked there a few years ago. Looking at the answers, things haven't changed.

I encourage you to take employment in US, if that's a possibility for you.