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aaronpk_tv
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
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SeaTac, Washington • Tue, January 29, 2019 6:53am
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SeaTac, Washington • Tue, January 29, 2019 7:10am
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at Gate N4Seattle, Washington • Tue, January 29, 2019 7:27am
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Feeding my own videos to Apple TV screensaver - Stack Overflow (stackoverflow.com)
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Whatever @zoom_us did to make their iOS app work on a plane, I am impressed. Sounds totally fine and I'm on a conference call from 35,000 feet.
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@aaronpk It’s actually a really interesting hybridg eng/AI approach: they build an ML model from past Zoom interactions to create a simulacrum of each user which speaks on their behalf. What you’re hearing is just a generative model of the person you’re “talking” to saying what they’d be likely to say in real life; same on their end. It’s *incredibly* bandwidth-efficient. The protocol just sends a tiny presence packet with your user ID once per second to keep your avatar talking.
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ablaze
https://micro.blog/ablaze
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Jan 29
@aaronpk Last time I took a call on a plane, the flight attendant interrupted me and told me I was violating FAA regulations and subject to a $25,000 fine if I didn't hang up immediately.
hah wait what. My phone was still in airplane mode, no cellular service at all. Or is this specifically about VOIP too? -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Jan 28
Spent the afternoon at the city permit office researching building codes and land use review. There's a lot of parallels between building codes and software specs.
Can you imagine if there was a similar permitting process for building websites and apps?
what if companies had to get a demolition permit before they could shut down a website -
ablaze
https://micro.blog/ablaze
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Jan 29
@aaronpk Yes, VOIP calls. I actually ignored her at first, and she came back shaking with rage and waving a printed FAA page in her hand and told me she would tell the captain I was ignoring her instructions if I didn't stop. I stopped.
Holy crap that's intense! Well I guess I won't be doing that anymore. -
oyam
https://micro.blog/oyam
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Jan 29
@ablaze @aaronpk Did you by any chance grab the pamphlet/page from her? I'm not aware of an actual VoIP ban by FAA, but flight attendants sometimes confuse it with regular cell calls. Although, many carriers block VoIP calls via their in-flight WiFi, due to noise complaints, etc, as well as bandwidth concerns. Some technologies work around that, but if VoIP is "blocked" (as far as they're concerned) and you're on a call, you're more likely to be mistaken for doing a cell call.
Yeah I'm curious about this too. I couldn't find anything while googling (on the plane). I'll probably look a bit more tonight. -
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Kenner, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 2:36pm
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Kenner, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 2:47pm
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oyam
https://micro.blog/oyam
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@ablaze @aaronpk Ah ok, that makes sense. I did some research on it couple of years back, and FAA always deferred to individual airlines to make the call on that. The airline has the authority to disallow calls, but it's not an FAA regulation. Some in-flight companies (like GoGo) explicitly forbids VoIP calls in their ToCs (at least used to) that you agree to when you join their network.
I'm surprised they don't just block Zoom since it's one of the biggest ones. They do block YouTube. -
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at Loft 523New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 3:28pm
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New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 4:05pm
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New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 4:28pm
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New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 4:55pm
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New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 5:51pm
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New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 6:29pm
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New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 7:09pm
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New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 8:55pmIt was packed in here a couple hours ago, couldn't even get the bartender's attention. But now is completely empty.
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I just used Gmail's "undo send" for the first time today
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Jacky Alcine
https://v2.jacky.wtf
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Jan 29
I should work on properly ingesting Twitter links so I can fully own my likes, reshares and replies on that site. For now, I need to look into a “silo-based translator” to the IndieWeb.
I stopped favoriting things directly on Twitter a long time ago! I always favorite stuff because either it shows up in my reader and it's just one click, or on the off chance I do click on a tweet, my browser bookmarklet also gives me one click access to favorite something. Way easier than trying to pull my Twitter favs back from their site. -
Fitbit Support
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Hi, Lillian. We'd like to help you with your confusion. Can you tell us more details about it? In the meantime, for more info on how sleep is detected and measured, refer to our FAQ: https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/1314. Hear from you soon.
I have this same problem. It's never worked for me when switching timezones, unless I very carefully choose when I sync with the phone and when I change my timezone. It overwrites data if I don't do it carefully. -
Facebook pays teens to install VPN that spies on them | TechCrunch (techcrunch.com)
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at Loft 523New Orleans, Louisiana • Tue, January 29, 2019 9:55pm
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I feel like if I explained what I'm doing you'd understand why I'm so limited, but I really only need to store a single thing and the simplest solution at this point if mLab doesn't work for it is to write my own service on my own db 😂
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Cher 🍒
https://twitter.com/codehitchhiker
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Jan 30
I feel like if I explained what I'm doing you'd understand why I'm so limited, but I really only need to store a single thing and the simplest solution at this point if mLab doesn't work for it is to write my own service on my own db 😂
tbh it sounds like the simplest thing is to have each app generate its own long random string and use that as basically the key for writing and reading data. And this coming from someone who is clearly a fan of OAuth. -
Cher 🍒
https://twitter.com/codehitchhiker
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Jan 30
I'm regretting not just standing up a server with a single endpoint at this point lol
Yeah that may be easiest 😭 I was hoping there was some service that allows unauthenticated requests but with arbitrary paths cause then you could write to like example.com/longrandomstringthatisasecret/key = value. But mebbe I don't understand exactly -
Aaron Parecki
https://twitter.com/aaronpk
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Jan 30
Yeah that may be easiest 😭 I was hoping there was some service that allows unauthenticated requests but with arbitrary paths cause then you could write to like http://example.com/longrandomstringthatisasecret/key = value. But mebbe I don't understand exactly
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@aaronpk but being on plane internet is such a reliable excuse for not joining any conference calls
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🕸 Kanane 🕸
https://xoxo.zone/@spideyj
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Jan 29
I'm thinking about getting the Hue smart bulbs for my bedroom because it seems like it would help to be able to dim and brighten the lights around bed time and waking. Anyone using them or other smart bulbs? Thoughts?
Hue bulbs are my fav, because they don't rely on the internet to work, everything runs locally in your house network. I've been using them for like 6-7 years now!
