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Tell HN: Tesla Insurace credits 20 percent of March and April bills

2 pointsby kylesfvor 6 Jahren0 comments

DoorDash Raises $400M Round, Now Valued at $7.1B

techcrunch.com

4 pointsby kylesfvor 7 Jahren0 comments

Lyft partners with Udacity to hire self-driving car engineers

techcrunch.com

2 pointsby kylesfvor 8 Jahren0 comments

Ask HN: What's the best solution for secure long term storage of personal data

6 pointsby kylesfvor 8 Jahren6 comments

Nvidia joins Udacity nanodegree program with tx2 to shape robotics education

venturebeat.com

2 pointsby kylesfvor 9 Jahren0 comments

Show HN: Voice controlled blinds

medium.com

1 pointsby kylesfvor 9 Jahren0 comments

DIY: Low cost voiced controlled smart blinds

medium.com

1 pointsby kylesfvor 9 Jahren0 comments

Udacity's Flying Car Nanodegree

techcrunch.com

5 pointsby kylesfvor 9 Jahren1 comments

Wikileaks Reveals CIA's MacOS and iPhone Hacking Techniques

thehackernews.com

1 pointsby kylesfvor 9 Jahren0 comments

Show HN: My first project and first internet article

2 pointsby kylesfvor 9 Jahren0 comments

My experience in creating the world’s first low-power animated picture frame

medium.com

2 pointsby kylesfvor 9 Jahren0 comments

comments

kylesf

vor 8 Jahrendiscuss

Checking out rustic now. Seems like a good answer to my problem. Thanks.

kylesf

vor 8 Jahrendiscuss

Sounds like a promising solution. Almost like a multi container smart drive. New partition/vm are created on drive insertion leaving old sectors locked down unless physical switch is active.

kylesf

vor 8 Jahrendiscuss

Seems like a really great idea for small projects to help grow your skills. Also seems like a great place to spawn some open source projects.

As an aside, I think it would be neat to sort open source projects by technical skills needed.

kylesf

vor 9 Jahrendiscuss

Fair enough, it just seemed more impressive in theory. I just did quick search because I saw it at the show.

kylesf

vor 9 Jahrendiscuss

This folding robot was at least more impressive in person.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/10/16865506/laundroid-laundr...

kylesf

vor 9 Jahrendiscuss

Would be a better read if there were no redacted parts :P

kylesf

vor 9 Jahrendiscuss

Thanks for the comments and feedback!

kylesf

vor 9 Jahrendiscuss

Just wrote this, let me know if I can be of any help!

https://medium.com/@kylesf/my-experience-in-creating-the-wor...