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Ten Year Old Girl Gets Accepted as Paris Innovation Fellow
(facebook.com)
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Remove the /fulltext and it loads instantly.
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Plus, there's just the incredible quality of the work they do https://hackaday.com/author/dammitcoetzee/ ;)
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Transcend Wifi SD Card Is a Tiny Linux Server
(jamesone111.wordpress.com)
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Do-It-Yourself Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
(hackaday.io)
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Learn to Program with Literate Programming
(hackaday.com)
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How did PocketNC survive and thrive? A hardware startup that should have failed
(hackaday.com)
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Path to Craftsmanship: The Art of Throwing It Away
(hackaday.com)
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Find the guy whose work you like the most at your company and bother him all the time. Most good technical people love to help, to be asked questions, and ultimately to be valued for the experience they've worked hard to get. In the en
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I ranted a bit on this as well on Hackaday http://wp.me/pk3lN-PBv . Apple and Foxconn just have an unimaginable amount of capital. However, I don't think hardware designers should despair. There are many ways to design
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You call the supplier, tell them you know nothing, and ask them to help you understand what they're capable of. You should find a mentor, this is the kind of retroactively obvious advice I got from mine.
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Path to Craftsmanship: Safety, Cleanliness, and Documentation as Habits
(hackaday.com)
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Oh. Not so far fetched from an economics standpoint. We've been burning natural gas into the air for years because there's no demand for the supply. Build a product to create the demand for a surplus thing that needs a market. Big
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Don't take photos of your Arduino 101, It's Light Sensitive
(hackaday.com)
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10y ago
Of course they are. It's been lies and flim flam for a while. Worst printers on the market, just look at the reviews. They had US manufacturing going for them, but I guess even that much of their previous reputation, honor, and pride w
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The Quickest Path to a Basic Understanding of Mechanics
(hackaday.com)
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Hyperloops and Robot Cars, a Glimpse into the Future
(hackaday.com)
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11y ago
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Apple Introduces Their Answer to the Raspberry Pi
(hackaday.com)
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When you want to get serious about selling a project, consider an accelerator
(hackaday.com)
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It’s Time Software People and Mechanical People Sat Down and Had a Talk
(hackaday.com)
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11y ago
It makes a lot of sense that they forked the project. If you're selling a hardware product, like hell you're giving someone else administrative command over the code base that you're going to have to pay money to support. The
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Open source 3D printing needs a new core philosophy before it gets left behind
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Looks like half their staff is made of vice presidents. https://www.metavision.com/join-meta Maybe they're running the leanest of lean operations, but given the challenge of actually making hardware, I'm not certa
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Some of the mechanical design myths holding 3D printers back
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I can't wait till we can 3d print materials with compatible electro-grammetric properties to allumite. With brass fill, carbon fill, and magneto polymer fill petg and abs, we're getting closer to full ionic encapsulation which wil
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I can't believe this thing lives out there. I had to spray a single mote of house dust out of my Neato vacuum's laser range finder the other day. It was causing my vacuum an existential crisis. Yet this rover is out there in robot
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My Adventure: Even an “Easy” Kickstarter Is Hard
(dammitcoetzee.com)
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It took me a bit to find the word I wanted to use to describe what Google's old logo had vs. the new one. I think the old logo was classier. This new one is sort of uninspiring.
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Bad Design Thought: The Gas Pump Fallacy
(dammitcoetzee.com)
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The applications that make me love windows
(dammitcoetzee.com)
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