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   by follower 15y ago

   Google certainly doesn't encourage people to talk about their work--it's one of the things that puts me off the thought of working there.
2. 542.▲
   by follower 15y ago

   Ongoing discussion on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2533135
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   by follower 15y ago

   Funny you should mention that. I've been interested in that concept for a few years--the idea of "craft consumer electronics": small run, customised to a particular niche that isn't viable at large volumes. I'd be really interested in findi
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   by follower 15y ago

   Link from the documentation: http://www.rt-net.jp/products/rt-adk The site was down before but seems to up again now (it seems like the page was also empty the first time I looked--guess they just made it visible). I'm not familiar with t
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   by follower 15y ago

   This represents an intriguing intersection of two big tech trends. I'm teaching an introductory Arduino workshop at OSCON (O'Reilly Open Source Convention) again this year in July. Last year at OSCON Google had a big Android workshop, I'm c
6. 546.▲
   by follower 15y ago

   Does it still not have cross platform video support?
7. 547.▲
   by follower 15y ago

   "How to Shop for Free Online – Security Analysis of Cashier-as-a-Service Based Web Stores"
8. 548.▲
   by follower 15y ago

   > but I sense it's about to swing back. I'm curious what you're seeing that gives you this sense? From where I'm sitting I see things swinging even further toward closed which is rather disheartening but I'd be happy to be shown otherwi
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   by follower 15y ago

   Direct link: http://blog.xkcd.com/2011/05/08/michael-bays-scenario/
10. 550.▲
    by follower 15y ago

    > why release that which isn't good or useful? Because we're not the best judge of what is good or useful. The person who chooses whether or not to use our code is the best judge.
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    by follower 15y ago

    Original source: http://www.ifixit.com/blog/blog/2011/05/04/imac-21-5-emc-242...
12. 552.▲
    by follower 15y ago

    Developers will be rock stars only when people compare rock stars to developers rather than the other way around.
13. 553.▲
    by follower 15y ago

    I would suggest that you might get a better response if you described what made labels.io better rather than just "read about how it works (it's not quite your typical jobs site)".
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    by follower 15y ago

    Here's a followup post also: http://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/401-Pic...
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    Image ballistics and photo fingerprinting(hackerfactor.com)

    2 points by follower 15y ago|1 comments
16. 556.▲
    by follower 15y ago

    Along those lines I registered a .com domain and shortly after tried to register the matching Twitter account and it had already been created and suspended for spam. The name was such that it seems non coincidental. I haven't tried to reque
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    by follower 15y ago

    That's a really awesome article--I remember when I first read it that it was both really interesting, well written and useful knowledge. I thoroughly recommend taking the time to read it.
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    by follower 15y ago

    Slightly OT, but I was really intrigued to read about the "Switchboard" Corpus ( http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/Catalog/readme_files/switchboard.re... ), especially given they were from audio recordings. It seems, unfortunately, that the recordin
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    by follower 15y ago

    I initially thought that myself but this is covered in end note [4]: "[4] I think I once heard of an MSN chat transcript dataset that was really awesome, but I can't seem to find mention of it anymore. Let me know if you know where I can fi
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    by follower 15y ago

    Thanks for that link--the first 5-7 minutes nicely covers the "what if someone judges me by the quality of my code" fear that lots of us have. I was pleased to see your parenthetical comment as well--one of the hobby horses I ride is to try
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    by follower 15y ago

    > but not something i'd pay $20 a month for considering I would probably just do it myself. Keep in mind that if you're reading HN you're quite likely not to be in the target market for the site. Coders are probably notorious for doing
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    It Will Be Awesome if They Don’t Screw it Up: 3D Printing(publicknowledge.org)

    41 points by follower 15y ago|11 comments
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    by follower 15y ago

    Small fix in your titles: "Preparation"
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    by follower 15y ago

    FWIW, I wanted to (and tried to) click on the "How We Do Sizing" text on the graphic on: http://www.blanklabel.com/how-it-works.aspx Instead it took another three clicks/pages to get that information. When it comes to clothing I'd think s
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    by follower 15y ago

    "If messages are still being sent in the background when you shut down, your messages are probably going to be lost. " In a hurry + have to wait for confirmation anyway + message loss, seems like a bad thing waiting to happen.
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    by follower 15y ago

    "It's like a book tour for physical consumer products." And just like that, I understand your plan. Nicely phrased.
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    by follower 15y ago

    The "result" link goes to: http://localhost:8080/sorenbs/jsgames-articles/spritemap-til...
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    by follower 15y ago

    Is it any worse than forcing/requiring people to manually tweet in order to get/win something? I find both approaches distasteful.
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    by follower 15y ago

    I seem to recall the "Secure Keyboard Entry" option (in the application menu) in Terminal on OS X is supposed to stop the su/sudo problem on OS X at least for terminals.
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    by follower 15y ago

    A direct link to the blog post rather than the home page: http://stevenatkinson.wordpress.com/2011/04/20/software-engi...