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Schwolop
14y ago
No, it didn't. Eventually it was rewritten (by fans I think) as Dune2000, and this version did have unlimited unit select.
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14y ago
Whoa. Typo overkill.
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Botiful - Affordable Telepresence Robot for Android
(kickstarter.com)
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14y ago
That's an incredibly reductionist view Now that is a pithy retort I must commit to memory! Ouch.
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14y ago
The technology used in eyetrap and Google's glasses is sufficiently different that I doubt the eyetrap patent is really being infringed by Google. I doubt Steve has the money or desire to take Google to court anyway, and probably holds the
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14y ago
Yep. This resonates. AEs (the Australian A4) all the way through school. I cruised through University getting a weighted mean of 75.1 because that was enough to receive first class honours, and the next step up the reward scale was the univ
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Is Australia becoming a hot place to do startups?
(quora.com)
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14y ago
Let's hope that changes to "hurry up and fix things".
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14y ago
If you complete round two, the bunny still links to the same fibonacci sequence program. :-( I was hoping for something even more obscure.
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14y ago
Well yes and no actually. Projectors can't produce black (absence of colour) so they typically do so by increasing the contrast with respect to surrounding areas (that, and you turn the lights off). So to draw black text, you need to shine
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14y ago
Oh boy is that dangerous if he ever gets on someone else's computer where safe search isn't activated. :-P
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14y ago
We have tried a few times (before this company was established) and yes, it can be crap. However, we've got a few ideas on how to fix this such as matte overlays, light filters, anti-speckle laser projectors, etc. We're very early stage so
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The patent minefield is already patented.
(triplepointrobotics.com)
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14y ago
Yeah, robots! I'm a mechatronic engineer with a Ph.D. in robotics from Sydney Uni. I'm entirely sick of the academic rat race, so I've quit to start Triple Point Robotics (www.triplepointrobotics.com) with another colleague from my work, an
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14y ago
That's a fair point. In my defence, I'm not complaining about it, just agreeing with the guy I replied to that I was somewhat disappointed. I was then curious why I was disappointed, and wondered whether my rationale was generalisable. It
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14y ago
Good on ya mate! I'm a fellow Aussie who's just done the same thing - six days to go until I can build my robots full time.
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Projectors + Robots = The Future
(triplepointrobotics.com)
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14y ago
I tend to agree with you on this. It's a great idea, but not an amazing idea. And the reason is simply that we can think of what a better version would look like - polymorphic buttons. I wonder if that's actually a good criteria for definin
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14y ago
This article is flat out wrong. Google's autonomous vehicles do the data collection for Google's autonomous vehicles. They drive ahead of time around every environment in which they want to operate, with a bunch more sensors and more accura
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Aussie Startup Brainworth Seeks to Turn Higher Education into a Video Game
(pandodaily.com)
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14y ago
They don't use the iPad touch events when the pen is on the surface, so there's no issue with this whatsoever.
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14y ago
Yeah, palm rejection is better than anything else because they simply don't register iPad touch events when the pen's pressure sensor is activated. The underlying tech is that the pen is an ultrasound transmitter and the attachment has ster
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Collusion - iPad Creativity & Collaboration Tool
(collusionapp.com)
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Their webpage suggests they can handle multiple devices connected to the one PC, so I was wondering whether they had another sensor out of shot above the scene pointing downwards. Actually - scrap that. A better hunch is that it's not struc
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14y ago
Likewise, I submitted a dev request. I'm already working with Kinect/Primesense tech to get point clouds and do gesture recognition work, but this could be a cheaper and potentially better option. At this point however, who knows? There's j
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14y ago
You can autoload keys with pageant. You have to change the shortcut in your Programs\Startup folder that loads pageant itself. From memory I think it's as simple as adding the paths (in quotes) space separated after the executable. It's cer
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14y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/start.html
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Stop anthropomorphising design
(triplepointrobotics.com)
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What's wrong with this picture?
(triplepointrobotics.com)
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14y ago
The take-aways to pay attention to here are the upbeat and less snarky parts. Like that a good business guy is worth his weight in gold. I've been networking like a lady-of-loose-morals trying to find one, and it's just as hard as finding
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