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by cadr 13y ago
I heard about this years ago, and thought it was science fiction that would never actually happen. Then I saw in a Facebook feed that my high school physics teacher has one. Funny how these can sneak up on you.
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by cadr 13y ago
Does anyone have any examples of any films actually getting made from crowd sourcing? I would guess this and Veronica Mars stand a good chance since the people involved have made movies before and have built-in fan bases, but I am not awar
153.
by cadr 13y ago
Who are the people who scoop up the 10K "be a cast member" thing immediately? Same thing happened on the Veronica Mars one. It was announced, and bam someone drops a ton of change to get to be in it.
154.
by cadr 13y ago
What are those features?
155.
by cadr 13y ago
After Tinkercad shutting down, I would be wary of tying my workflow (or investing my time in learning) into software I didn't own. Not trying to spread FUD or anything, but it seems risky.
156.
by cadr 14y ago
A thousand times this. The few times I've gone about building hobby circuits post-college, the most annoying part is buying the parts.
157.
by cadr 14y ago
Is there a way to import your google reader list into it?
158.
by cadr 14y ago
I use to have an MIT one that I assume came from the COOP, but no idea if they still have them. Edit: ooh, I just found a leather one on thinkgeek http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/f216/
159.
by cadr 14y ago
Congrats, Apoorva. Now, when is it coming to the East Bay? :)
160.
by cadr 14y ago
That surprises me - if I get a resume with a github url on it, I always look at it. Maybe it would be different if they all did, but to me it signifies that they do interesting stuff. Of course, I've gotten ones with a github url with no r
161.
by cadr 14y ago
Why is that? It always seems the case that vfx eats up everyone time, but it always seemed to me that it was that projects were terribly managed, and if they weren't, this wouldn't be as much of an issue.
162.
by cadr 14y ago
For an overview of some of the issues with current usage of spreadsheets in business - http://www.eusprig.org/basic-research.htm They have a conference just about spreadsheet risk.
163.
by cadr 14y ago
Yes, that seems to be the case. Also, it has just apparently been fixed.
164.
by cadr 14y ago
What about shaft-driven cycles? I've never tried on, but wanted to, as they seem like they would require a lot less maintenance. And I'd get less grease on me.
165.
by cadr 14y ago
I wouldn't call "the finder" the most basic part of the OS...
166.
by cadr 14y ago
On the plus side, the little broken robot drawing on their error page is cute. It is no Octocat, but hey.
167.
by cadr 14y ago
> Am I right in saying that Disney's movie division is headed/managed by the Pixar guys? Sort of. John Lasseter is head of creative at both Pixar and Disney Animation. I think Disney may have other movie divisions.
168.
by cadr 14y ago
I've been a fan of your work with Ikea trains since my kid got a set
169.
by cadr 14y ago
If your boss needs machine learning to see that you aren't happy, there are much bigger issues.
170.
by cadr 14y ago
I'd be interested in knowing what your bounce rates are - do you have anything in place measuring that?
171.
by cadr 14y ago
I seem to remember hearing some argument about why it is hard to bring manufacturing back to the US, and it had to do with the supply chain in China being vastly shorter. I'm not sure how robotics would address that. Thoughts?
172.
by cadr 14y ago
Thanks! I'll pass that along.
173.
by cadr 14y ago
How soon for any of the exports? The FAQ says 'summer 2012', but I know people that could use this yesterday.
174.
by cadr 14y ago
How does this compare with what comes in newRelic?
175.
by cadr 14y ago
Which of these are in the bay area? Bump/Facebook/Google - what else?
176.
by cadr 14y ago
> Plenty of projects are using Haskell Is this new? I had it in my head that Google only allowed C++/Java/Python/Javascript (and I guess Go now), but I may have mis-remembered that.
177.
by cadr 14y ago
San Francisco, CA - Blurb Blurb lets people tell their stories - currently through print-on-demand books, but increasingly through other venues. We are both established and growing like mad (we were #47 on last year's Inc 500). We have a gr
178.
by cadr 14y ago
I was hoping this was about programmers in Arkansas (area code 501).
179.
by cadr 15y ago
Thanks for that - they changed the link on me :)
180.
by cadr 15y ago
San Francisco, CA - Blurb Blurb lets people tell their stories - currently through print-on-demand books, but increasingly through other venues. We are both established and growing like mad (we were #47 on last year's Inc 500). We have a gr

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