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Is anyone here making a living with a drone?

It seemed like a few years ago, a guy could go out and buy a nice drone, and with a bit of hussle, and connections; make a living.

Movies, commercials, etc.

With the price point going down, and the boy in all of us looking for a reason to buy a drone--is anyone making a living here with there's.
It's a fucking region with no relation to the modern state of Israel.
Social security and Medicare can't go bankrupt. They're transfer programs, not savings accounts.
> The project is not without its own controversies, such as its purchase by ad vendor System1.
Completely separate? Israel is an American project. It receives billions in aid from the US every year and has massive influence in congress through AIPAC.
not yet, still in the process of proving success to at least 100 users before going to Product Hunt.
You are too poor.
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Why should they have accepted it? It was their territory, was it not?
Forgive me if I do not consider the WSJ to be a credible source regarding this subject and this holds doubly true for the opinion pieces they run. To be honest, unless the WSJ editorial board is frothing at the mouth I know that any government proposal or program is far too small or ineffective to actually be worth the effort. They say you know a politician is lying when their lips are moving and I know a WSJ opinion article is lying to me when they make the effort to print the words onto the page.
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Don't you think it's deserved? I haven't seriously used a macbook in nearly a decade now but the M1 is making me consider buying one. Desktop class performance in a laptop with very long battery life is just amazing. The only thing stopping me is OS X. Using it is super painful for me - it doesn't even have basic snap to edge or split window functionality. My workflow is heavily dependent on tiling WMs and it would affect my productivity.
> An adage of computer security: Direct access to a machine = no security. (paraphrased and grossly simplified here.)

What about an encrypted partition, unlocked at boot. If I give you my laptop, how is the data accessible ?
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I assume kazinator means: In Office 95, you click the Excel icon and it opens to a blank document with no login or registration or anything like that. As did drawing software, 3D modelling software, and so on.

Of course, arguably one did have to pay for it and install it - but that was a one-off thing.
Use the select tool to move things
Should read "top 1%"
Show HN: I hacked up a simple Superhuman alternative
I have to share something about DJI.

Few months ago my brand-new DJI FPS drone was stolen from my room, together with an iPad, a wallet, a few important documents.

As you might know, all drones heavier than 250g have a transponder. DJI could have helped me find where the drone was, and more importantly, where the other stuff was.

I reported the theft to the local police, then reached out to DJI multiple times, using multiple channels. You can guess where the story goes: NOTHING from them.

Some thieves are walking freely because these a*holes don't want to help me recover my drone.

I feel powerless: the law should force them to collaborate with the police in matters like these, but it only (maybe) happens for very violent crimes.

If anyone from DJI is reading this: your company sucks.
How would it be an improvement over this?
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I understand your point, but I disagree with the characterisation of 'compiled versus interpreted' (which I've seen elsewhere in blog posts too).

Java, C#, etc. are also interpreted languages; they just-so-happen to have a separate compile-to-bytecode step (unlike e.g. Python, which compiles to bytecode when a file is first imported); and their interpreters just-so-happen to have very slow startup times.

"Compiled languages" can have very fast startup times, if we avoid languages like Java (which sacrifice a lot of startup time in favour of steady-state throughput; which is obviously inappropriate for a Lambda). If we do compile down to a native (x86_64 Linux) binary, it requires a custom runtime (e.g. if using Haskell, Rust, etc.).
I did a quick Google search to see who the tweeter is and found this gem[1]:

> BC: Will the Bond token be available to U.S. and U.K. users soon?

> PD: U.K. is more likely than the U.S., possibly in Q1 we’ll make a deal with the owners of a regulated vehicle. However, the strict laws in the U.K. against bearer securities add further complications.

> The structure is actually U.S.-centric, each set of assets is held in a Wyoming LLC that I manage through a Wyoming corporation, and my British colleagues have created an Armenian company that is a customer of that basic wealth management service. US property law backs the LLC membership’s strict rules towards benefiting investors, and the token is backed by a contract between the Armenian company (which owns LLC membership, and thus pass-through ownership of the assets) and the holder. Other people can become LLC members directly and get a 10% higher payment, due to tax withholding in Armenia, but then they can’t get a token to transfer until a year later, due to the SEC rule 144.

> Now if that seems like a bit of a maze run, that’s because U.S. securities law is tricky, global attempts at regulation are tricky, and maze running was the easiest way to properly do this for where the world is today. But, the not so easiest ways would be, do a Regulation A offering that goes up to 50M a year in issuance and costs about 120k to file, plus ~30-50k a year in accounting for SEC reporting. Lots of people can do that and arguably, have the registered stock that is held by the company back the issuance of a blockchain token as a bearer scrip – a term that is repeated across many State Corporations Acts. I’m exploring a deal right now where I would spin-off a company from an existing publicly traded company on the OTC exchange, at present, it seems like that’d be a legal way to get a public, regulated security with little upfront cost though 50-100k in reporting costs each year. I think I want to save that for the real estate product I’ve got coming further down the line. My current feeling is that BOND changes things a lot more for people in Latin America, Africa, and Asia than it would for U.S. persons.

A Wyoming LLC managed by an American (apparently) through his Wyoming corporation with end investors investing in an Armenian company set up by some dudes in the UK.

I always thought crypto was supposed to make things easier and more transparent, and be the antithesis of Wall Street. Things like this are even worse.

When Lehman wealth management called me right before the company collapsed fishing for ponzi money, even they weren't pushing me into an Armenian vehicle.

[1] https://news.bitcoin.com/interview-omni-layers-patrick-dugan...
The actual high food prices are still to come. The spike in the price of natural gas in Europe and Asia caused shutdowns in a few types industry, one of which is fertilizer production [1]. It will take some time for the effect of that to appear in food prices.

Some countries are already putting restrictions on fertilizer exports[2].

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/sep/16/fears-for-u...

[2] https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/nitrogen-fertilizer-...
isn't arm big little architecture the norm in a wildly used processors for a decade or so?
Parent is downvoted for only providing a link, but : TopoR is a free-angle PCB autorouter ( it has other tricks too ).

It is of Russian origin and commercial software!
they do have a docker image (no collaboration though)
Hey Zeke, just wanted to give a bit of feedback on the site. I’m looking at it on an iPad, and the side margins are 100% edge-to-ege.

I’d suggest a 20-pixel gutter on either side of the page.

Looks like an interesting product. Thanks!
A variant of #1 that I've encountered has a single "service" with a multiple entry-point functions, being deployed as several lambda's - one per entry point - so each lambda contains a copy of the whole codebase.
I think I just read half of your blog. Good stuff in there, keep it up.
No just the ones that spread falsehoods meant to create the illusion that anything but total support is absurd.
Are you saying Israelites that relocated to Israel today are ethnogenetically closer to the region than the Arabs that lived there?

I would suspect most of the Israelites that moved there are actually western/european descent, whereas I would not be surprised if a lot of the Arabs there had actual ancient Jewish genes.

All that aside, are we really discussing who can claim ownership to a land based on ancient history, rather than human impact of change of ownership?
I do not possess the resources to evaluate the veracity of this information. Just like I have with polio, pertussis, shingles, etc, I am going to punt it to FDA/CDC, and worry about things that are in my purview.

I punt a lot of things to a lot of organizations. Luckily I live in a time and place where the civil government organizations are more often than not, well intentioned.
Thanks for the feedback.

It works for 90% of UK businesses already, because we’ve pre-populated the DNS with their phone numbers, addresses, social media.

So they don’t need to adopt it, for it to work. They can if they want to override the pre-populated data but they can also do that with our simple tools.

See https://companydirectory.uk for an example app powered by NUM.
It lacks the whiteboarding feature right?
The chip is big, so will be the glasses.
I wouldn't call it glasses, but head displays.
But I'm with you. That's what metaverse need
Both are subsidiaries of Google, not Alphabet.
Google Proprietary code on AWS:

https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/data-analytics/introd...

https://cloud.google.com/anthos/clusters/docs/aws/concepts/a...

etc.
Web only, correct?

I wouldn't mind an offline version. I usually need to do this kind of work on planes.
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>in shenzen

This is so important. As an European I would rather that the EU encourage Shenzen like technology hubs in Europe than continuing the cliché of naming a new "Silicon Valley of Europe" every year.

The only thing coming out of Silicon Valley nowadays is more AdTech hell.
Is there something like Excalidraw but "drawn" with keyboard instead of mouse+keyboard? I'd really prefer not to use my mouse as much as I can.
The only thing you miss is syncing so no instant notifications and replying. Everything else works perfectly well.
> Rates can only be kept so low before a real crisis comes

Ah yes, newton's 4th law.
Parent post was not criticizing Excalidraw, but rather highlighting problems with other apps that are so prevalent today. They are saying that Excalidraw is great in comparison to apps that have those bad features, in other words "this is like the good old days".
They are in a separate, power and frequency gated cluster with its own L2. You'd want to keep that cluster in a low power state as much as possible.
Any Ryzen one
I don't think Rust is messy in the same way Perl is simply because nobody has written a formal specification.
> Living standards for most Americans are higher than ever.

We spend more on our military than the other top 5 or so nations combined, both in terms of total spending, spending vs GDP, and spending per capita.

We just saw a massive transfer of wealth from 99.9% of the population to less than .1% since the pandemic (and even before that, economic inequality was the worst it's been in at least half a century).

We're 10th in the world in terms of the most hours worked per week.

We have some the worst (and most expensive) cellular coverage and wired internet, in the developed world.

Food deserts are massive and have been growing for decades, in part thanks to supermarket chains running around permanently 'poisoning' commercial property with deed restrictions to try and lock out competitors.

Childcare and housing is the least affordable it has ever been.

Corporations like Walmart pay wages so poor they hire staff to help their employees file for welfare. The world's richest man pays his delivery drivers so poorly they have to piss in bottles, and has working conditions so poor he pays for private ambulances to be stationed outside his warehouses rather than, say, properly ventilate them

Suicide rates for children and teens has skyrocketed.

Most of the rest of the world, healthcare doesn't cost a patient a fucking dime but here 66% of personal bankruptcies are medical-cost related.

Our life expectancy is one of the worst of developed nations (and generally declining); a child born today in the US is worse off than 34 other countries.

Corporations have the smallest share of tax burden in history while also having nearly unlimited 'representation' in terms direct and indirect influence thanks to Citizens United; they buy elections and write the legislation.

Road safety for anyone not in a car is the worst it's ever been and, again, among the worst in the developed world.

Our personal privacy and freedom has been eroding at record rate since 2001 in the name of 'fighting terror'

We're one of the most conservative nations in the world when it comes to almost any social policy matter.

Did I forget anything?
Same here, spent two hours programming on the train and it went down by about two percent.

So glad I went with the spec I did, all the power I need with room to grow.
> I did AF with a 1800 Kcal refeed

So 900 kcal/day, that's a hell of a deficit. Why not target a more reasonable average?
Because the only real way you can say if someone is fit for a job, is to work alongside them for about 1-6 months.

The interview system is just there to avoid as many mishires and time wasting as possible
Well, yes they would've. "The USSR is opening up", "let's help them liberalize/democratize".

It would not have been important technology, but that's not what the USSR lacked.

Worked great for China.
I grew up with people who spent hundreds of hours on games and don't seem to meaningfully regret it.

Games are entertainment, like movies, novels, sports, etc. Most people don't regret the things they did for entertainment as children, and some people consider games to be more mentally stimulating than (say) soccer.
Is it synced? When I use a sniffer mine always changes.
Another candidate that fits the arguments in the article would be Aragorn, who (as Thorongil) served in Rohan and Gondor around the time Faramir was born.

However, even if we ignore Tolkien's general conservativism, it is unlikely that Aragorn would ever cheat on Arwen; they got "engaged" just three years before Faramir was born.
so you're talking about an Ipad Pro with smaller screen?
> I did not consent to this, did you?

The US does not teach civics adequately and it shows

Edit: Apart from that line, I agree
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Isn't that just the rhetoric of any asymetrical conflict (except the secular part which varries)? Whether its Rome complaining about the "barbarians" or America talking about 9/11?

I don't think i have ever heard of an armed international conflict where one side was like "so the other side is super chill, too bad we are at war with them".
I know nothing about DJI beyond what's in your comment, but the fact that there is a transponder on the drone doesn't imply that DJI knows where it is.
Google and Co really dragged this industry into the mudpit.
Is it just me that while I hear good things about their product, I don't find the need to use their product?

Do they have a product that has no good competition or is the first choice as a tool?

Nevertheless, nice accomplishment.
Breaking down Apollo Federation's anti-FOSS corporate gaslighting
It's like how some games will force you to sit through a 10 minute intro, followed by a tutorial level with "helpful" characters telling you how to use all the controls, instead of just dropping you straight into the action.
It takes about a day for me to break through this.

I do prefer resting physically when fasting, but the mental clarity is unparallelled after 24 hours.
It's difficult for me to say whether and how much they (government and FDA) are in this case motivated by greater good or because of money and greed. It's a very complex and difficult thing to judge.

There's evidence to either side. E.g. covering up all the bad cases will increase vaccine up take. Then again why give it to children if it's possible that for children vaccines may be more harmful than the benefits they give, is it also to just give this safe perception of those vaccines? It doesn't seem like giving vaccines to children would end the pandemic or let people go back to normal lives significantly faster.

Despite you not being able to evaluate the veracity, did you for instance take a look at the speech at least? What would you say your confidence on its veracity is?

It's not in my characteristics to hide information like that. Am I doing society a disservice by sharing this information, working against the "greater good"? Is it good to share this information to increase awareness and let people do more calculated decisions? I don't know.
Neither of the suggestions for avoiding nested Lambdas seem very satisfactory - the situation described there is one which would make me consider if Lambdas were actually a good fit for my problem.
Yeah tried that, nup.
All 3 of them are terrible! The handwritten one is really bad, I'd actually prefer Comic Sans. The fixed width font looks very inhomogeneous. The sans-serif is okay, but the serious "a"s clash with the playful style of the drawings.
Why not just use default html elements?
The real MAC address only reveals itself when connected to WiFi, so yes only to paired APs. The WiFi access points will get the data but on the street they’re randomized. Looks like iOS 14 and up changes the WiFi MAC per AP

> iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and watchOS 7 introduce a new Wi-Fi privacy feature: When an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple Watch connects to a Wi-Fi network, it identifies itself with a unique (random) MAC address per network.
I find the parody of his delivery and style amusing in the video, but don’t find the actual content/accusations of The Loving Trap convincing or fair at all.
> Anyone else encounter this and choose the easy way out - recommending they use Node/Python instead?

I feel your comment fails to take into account the main reason teams stick with Java in AWS Lambdas: code and dependency reuse, and consequently turnaround time.

Arguing that nodejs and Golang are the ideal runtime in problems involving peeling tasks out of a monolith and into AWS Lambdas is a complete waste of time. Your goal is to offload processing tasks out of your service asap without wasting time developing and testing code written from scratch. Thus, you just create a project for your lambda, pick up your Java code that works and is well tested, offload the battle-hardened code and it's delendencies to the lambda package, add a handler to the lambda, add a lambda client to the monolith, sprinkle integ tests, and you're done: you have a production service. You're running a long-lived background task which is invoked only from time to time, and you don't really care if it takes 1 or 2 minutes to run.

Additionally, do you really want to force your team to manage two distinct tech stacks just because you want to offload a process out of a service? What will that cost you?
What do Irish people know about the situation in Israel? Sorry but that sounds ridiculous.
Yup I do think he's a sniveling liar and a coward. He fled to a country where person privacy isn't even a right to hide prosecution for all intents and purposes being a spy himself. The guy is slime. His hypocrisy has no bounds. When he turns himself in I'll have respect for him. Only childish 20-something's, liberals, and Russians think he's cool. Actually the Russians just like that he's spying on their behalf. Only children have Hero's.
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Here is an 8080 the topology isn’t that much different https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Z4RzZ24yNqU/WF4ffuFFN4I/A...
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So what makes "your land" your land? By your logic, couldn't you say Israel is now the land of the Israel people, so it is their right to defend it?
Well, aside from the woke movement, I find it in some way useful when you listen to radio shows, cause it sets up the scene better. Books do that as well, when a character is described in-between of the dialogs. But “caucasian” doesn’t really convey much sense in this case, because caucasian phenotypes are pretty diverse, to my knowledge. It would be more clear if they described a specific subgroup. In this case, caucasian sounds as “I’m european white”, in a way reinforcing the coarse separation by “race”.
To use DJI drones you have to internet activate them AFAIK. If we are going to have restrictive apple-style activation locks for hardware, at least give us the fucking anti-theft benefits of it too.
(Honest question) under what basis was it "their" territory? Its not like they had soverign control over those lands at that point in history, and from what i understand, in the original partition plans the religious breakdown of the jewish part of the division had more jews in it than palestinians.

Of course in the end that plan didn't happen, but i'm not sure i see why either side really had the superior claim to the land.
Why are artists incentivised to makw them? Don't they only make money off the initial sale?

What happens after that, they don't make money off, correct?
Would Hamas win in a fair election?
Your credit card company knows all your purchases and your legal name, combined with what the ISP knows about your web browsing and google maps/cell provider with all your consistent location data, they have a very strong profile already not even including social media. This is small and irrelevant against way more advanced profiles they make with troves of your user data.