bliti

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by bliti 11y ago
Dunno, the ones I know like them. But they seem to re invent everything. If the universe ever gets reboot a vb.net programmer will be responsible.
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by bliti 11y ago
One of these days I'm going to stumble into something like this in a project. Probably written in Delphi or VB.NET. Not that I use those languages, but it tends to be that the weird stuff tends to appear there. At least for me.
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by bliti 11y ago
Likewise for my family. I also use it to browse the web,but very little. It's an iPad mini. There are other tableta in the house (androids) but I loathe using them.
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by bliti 11y ago
Very nice. :)
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by bliti 11y ago
Link to their careers page: http://fetchrobotics.com/careers/
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by bliti 11y ago
Depends on what you use Python for.
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by bliti 11y ago
That's the joke. :)
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by bliti 11y ago
I guess its the same as theater and a motion picture. In theater you are paid for each presentation. In a motion picture you are paid to do it once and then paid royalties (if in contract) for each showing. Meaning that a porn actor is tryi
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by bliti 11y ago
Brilliant! Let's make sure to include this in the standard tech interview questions set. We only hire the top 1% of the top 1%. Some Assembly required. :D
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by bliti 11y ago
I was lost trying to find the similarities of Uber and this "new" model of pornography production. IMO, for it to be the Uber of pornography, the people who want to act in the film must be able to book a "film crew" (pro
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by bliti 11y ago
The YC application is what I use whenever I get one of those brilliant ideas. It helps me figure out if it has raw potential or if Im just full of crap. I've managed to only get one idea through the process. The one that has been pro
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by bliti 11y ago
Any alternatives available?
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by bliti 11y ago
I have not. Will do so now. Thank you for recommending it. For anyone interested, here is the direct link to the online version of the book: http://book.realworldhaskell.org/read/
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by bliti 11y ago
Thank you. The technical explanation was very helpful.
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by bliti 11y ago
I've toyed with Haskell before (enjoy toying with languages in my spare time). Its a nice language, that has a good community. But for some reason I could not see myself using it as one of my main goto (no pun intended) languages. Not
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by bliti 11y ago
Could this service be used to pickup things from the home depot? Say 20 cement packs, a pallet of cinder blocks and some wood? Or is it for consumers only?
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by bliti 11y ago
Wonderful project. Some stupid questions: - Will I be able to access the apps from outside the dashboard (regular url)? - Is there a paid support version for self hosting? - Any quick tutorial for contributors? - Where do I sign up for upda
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by bliti 11y ago
Yes, thanks for the post. Helps to understand the differences quickly. I'm in the process of planning an update to B4 and it will save me lots of time.
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by bliti 11y ago
Its happened to my kid, too. What really shocked me is telling her that books were what existed before the internet . Her response? "There was no youtube?"
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by bliti 11y ago
I wish I could give you a definite answer. You are going to get a motor and test. Feel free to continue the conversation over email. Ill do my best to help.
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by bliti 11y ago
I've never had good luck with the cheap ones. I use the numa with a built in transmission. Here is a link as a an example, I've never bought from the his place : http://omc-stepperonline.kancart.com/categories&#x2F
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by bliti 11y ago
What brand steppers do you have?
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by bliti 11y ago
I've had luck using gears to introduce a reduction in movement by increasing the final drive ratio. The motors will move at faster speeds but the gears slow down the process and allow the movement to be more precise. Dunno how it would
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by bliti 11y ago
Nice game! Its super fun. Wll be playing it with my kid when she gets home later today. May you share the source code? I haven't dabbed in unity and it would be nice to see how you built it (and maybe hack it a bit).
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by bliti 11y ago
What type of drive gears/belts are you using?
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by bliti 11y ago
Python can be a handful due to the weird whitespace rules. Its one of the things I hate about the language, and I use it every day. Dunno if I'd put curly braces in it, but the Hy language (a pseudo lisp in pythonish) really feels good
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by bliti 11y ago
I do plan to introduce her to GPIO stuff. Maybe mix it in with a video game of sorts. She does have experience with the Arduino, so the concept of sensors is not new to her.
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by bliti 11y ago
We tried scratch, but it bored her for whatever reason. Its a nice environment, though. Python is something she is slowly learning through command line games like rock, paper, scissors. Go, well, I don't want to have her suffer through
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by bliti 11y ago
She has an iPad, but treats it like I used to treat a TV back when I was her age in the 80s. The RPi is to her what the C64 was to me. Tablets and phones are entertainment (read music, video and games) gadgets. The RPi is more like somethin
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by bliti 11y ago
My 7 year old is learning on a Raspberry Pi that does not load X by default. She gets around the terminal pretty well (changing, dirs, calling python scripts, etc.). The GUI is just overwhelming at this point. She prefers the terminal. In f

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