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by dhon_ 6y ago
Thank you for Weekly Robotics, it's an amazing resource
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by dhon_ 7y ago
Value to the end customer does not equate to value to the big company though. It could be that the products that were shut down were barely turning a profit.
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by dhon_ 7y ago
What I love about Prusa is that they eat their own dog food. They use their printers in a farm producing parts for their products. This makes reliability and repeatability first class citizens. He mentions in the blog post that the motivati
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by dhon_ 8y ago
I've heard a theory that the slow southern accent was due to a hookworm outbreak. So maybe historically at least there was some validity in the assumption. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/next/nature/ho
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by dhon_ 9y ago
Tacotron (also by Google) looks promising in this area https://google.github.io/tacotron/publications/global_style_...
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by dhon_ 9y ago
How is the Twisted Py3 support coming along in practice? It looks like they are steadily ticking items off the todo list, but is it ready for production use yet?
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by dhon_ 10y ago
What did you change to improve ESD resilience?
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by dhon_ 10y ago
I suspect the reasoning from the algorithm would be a lot more specific than from a doctor given the same information. People don't have deep understanding of their reasoning process and (necessarily) make a lot of decisions based on a
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by dhon_ 10y ago
Interesting, are they mounting the SD card read only?
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by dhon_ 10y ago
If it still features human responders then it will probably suffer the same issues. Maybe we can train neural networks to answer programming problems?
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by dhon_ 10y ago
A wristband seems like a much less obtrusive way to accomplish this goal (tracking tendons or muscles in the forearm) and would be great integrated with a smart watch. This looks promising http://www.smh.com.au/it-pro/b
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by dhon_ 11y ago
For anyone else that's confused - the linked page above is the presentation, but you need to use space or arrow keys to navigate. Also, the URL at the bottom is broken (says TPM2016.zoffix.com but links to http://zoffix.co
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by dhon_ 12y ago
Thanks, also is the "try it" link on rust playpen linking to the wrong code?
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by dhon_ 12y ago
In the contrived Python example, FizzBuzzItem is only called if the result is a number (not in any of the modulo 0 cases) - is that intended? I can see that it works, but it's breaking the analogy for me with the Rust code.
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by dhon_ 12y ago
> We can see that the bit in bold here was 0x0100 as var_14. Should that be "0x01"? Edit > The null after the 0x1 is implied Oh I see, strncpy stopped when it hit the (implied) null (0x00) character
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by dhon_ 13y ago
I don't understand, this is already available with >>> from __future__ import braces
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by dhon_ 13y ago
On a side note, I just listened to this audiobook "The Art of Procrastination: A Guide to Effective Dawdling, Lollygagging and Postponing" http://www.amazon.com/The-Art-Procrastination-Lollygagging-P... A humorous
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by dhon_ 13y ago
From https://github.com/cython/cython/blob/master/README.txt : Cython ( http://cython.org ) is a language that makes writing C extensions for the Python language as easy as Python itself. Cython
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by dhon_ 13y ago
Or use twisted python and throw simple out the window! Kidding (sort of), twisted is great :)
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by dhon_ 13y ago
I think you're paying the $5 for getting the Python 2 & 3 versions of the book more so than the different file formats. After all, you could convert formats fairly easily.