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It's nothing too special, we collect positional information from several devices and feed it into Tile38 which then processes the geofences and delivers the enter/exit/inside notifications trough webhooks.

It's been rock-solid and easy to work with.

Tile38 is a great product, we've been using it in production to track, and manage geofences for a large amount of asphalt and cement trucks :)

I've used OVH for more than three years professionally for both production and development applications without any issues or problems.

Their customer support is indeed quite ever so lacking, but you generally never need them unless you run into a issue with the hardware, or the network.

I found a recent thread about this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12439499

It seems that Github Code Search no longer functions as it used to function for logged out users, which is quite interesting so to say.

This sounds like "linux kernel missing support for some new proprietary intel device"

I'll see if i can pick one of these up on my way home and do some testing :)

By the looks of it, this seems to be a bit more flexible than the default table view, i might be wrong however because i never touched those.

To my understanding - WaveNet itself is quite resource heavy to run see this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12501204

I'm looking forward to seeing faster implementations in the future, playing around with this looks like a lot of fun.

The paper itself can be found here https://arxiv.org/pdf/1609.03528v1.pdf quite interesting to see that the failure rate is lower than the average human failure rate, can't wait to see how this will improve over the coming years.

Quality meme, top kek. I'm doing this right, yes?

I was just about to post this, I'd love to see someone audit their codebase all these claims are super cool and all, but things like these really make it hard to take them serious.

Especially when issues like these: https://github.com/shadowproject/shadow/issues/25 pop up.

"There is no way to contact you on the bug bounty program"

So, unless I'm mistaken here, this is merely a electron shell around HN with some added CSS?

Dangerous, especially the request(s) for plain-text passwords.