azeirah

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   by azeirah 9y ago

   The rgb color model is not to be used in science or philosophy, it's useful in computer science because monitors are RGB. Take a look at the LAB color model. It's defined with three axes; lightness, green–red and blue–yellow. Yell
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   by azeirah 9y ago

   I'd like you to know that they're currently holding a kickstarter, and are only $2,000 removed from their $50,000 goal with 21 hours left.
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   Litterati – A Mobile App to Track and Reduce Litter(kickstarter.com)

   1 points by azeirah 9y ago|1 comments
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   by azeirah 9y ago

   Ha, I remember being in high school and messing with my TI-84, I ran across a tutorial on running assembly on the TI-84. I was seriously impressed by the fact that I could run a semi-realistic fire simulation on that device with only two li
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   by azeirah 9y ago

   I was initially very happy about WSL, but the more I use it, the more I realize it is not ubuntu . The character buffer often fails, network requests often seem to hang for no reason, the WSL shell is not integrated into the Operating syst
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   by azeirah 9y ago

   You made a spelling error: >Expereince< color blindness live filtered through your iPhone or iPad display Should be "Experience" Another: Infinite scrolling gesture user interface >simulatensouly< provides precision, r
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   by azeirah 9y ago

   It doesn't guess "correctly" at all. Zoom in on the image, and focus on the filled-in areas, they look really blurry. It just doesn't look very bad from a birds-eye view.
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   by azeirah 9y ago

   Elon Musk is a brand, it is only coincidental that he happens to be a real person as well.
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   by azeirah 9y ago

   ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    I had some succes with Omegle. They support a feature where you can select a topic you're interested in.
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    Milkdrop is open-source :) http://www.geisswerks.com/about_milkdrop.html
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    Ask HN: How do I know my software is working for my clients?

    1 points by azeirah 9y ago|1 comments
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    > Can I use just a single board to control each of the LED lights to light up independantly? Arduinos typically have a few GPIO ports (ON OFF) that you can control using a c-like language. If you need more LEDs than the board supplies, y
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    There are some coins that do something like this, primecoin's proof of work has to do with primes. > The innovative prime proof-of-work in Primecoin not only provides security and minting to the network, but also generates a special
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    If you have no experience with hardware, Arduino's are fine. I assume you have some programming experience? I believe there is an arduino with wi-fi built in. You can also go for a cheap raspberry pi, they come with linux built-in.
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    You can even define glsl shaders in css nowadays :x
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    As someone who's written something like this before, it's impossible to tell. In my personal case, I apologized thousandfold for a "major fuckup" and a disgrace that the newest update of my software represented in my min
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    You might find someone who's using Pharo professionally, it's the most modern Smalltalk to my knowledge. https://pharo.org/
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    Have any of these stations been deployed so far? Interesting idea!
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    You can just select the button with tab and hold enter.
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    I have a tendency to be over impulsive, in where I get personally emotional over customer emails sent to me, and then I work my ass off to fix the bugs, reports, complaints etc reported in the mails.. Then I figure out that I can't fix
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    In my personal experience, it's not always a good idea to do it like this. I've been quick to offer sincere apologies for what were big problems from my own perspective. That unfortunately turned out to affect only a small amount
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    So who's going to do that real research? I appreciate this psychonaut because he's at least trying, and seems fairly serious about his interest. If you'd turn the perspective around, and instead of letting "actual resear
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    I'm sincerely confused, are you being serious?
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    I'm kind of curious to see about an electron alternative using Servo in a year or two
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    Linux is not a touch-driven operating system as far as I know. There are so many issues with touch in Linux that I don't even know where to start. But.. that's not what you were getting at, just a tiny rant ;(
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    Sourceforge is fine nowadays, it changed owners a few times in the past years, the new team is doing good work.
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    I'm still very confused about urbit, but think it's quite interesting to follow. I found that this video explains it reasonably well. Watch it from 6:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md4boH1eZvc This snippet als
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    Less ink is not necessarily better, is it? Some patterns are harder to print, depending on the type of printer, no? I like the line of thought here though.
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    by azeirah 9y ago

    Isn't it so that whenever something within philosophy becomes state of the art, it stops being philosophy?