ghostfish

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by ghostfish 14y ago
To be clear here, they're not actually sending Arduinos into space, which would be silly. They're putting several of the same microcontroller used in Arduino on a custom PCB. The idea being that the Arduino environment is very beginner fr
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by ghostfish 14y ago
I love 3D printers, but this to me is pointless. With a chocolate printer people see the printed design, but with this you're putting the printed feature on a tortilla that's about to be rolled up. I think I'll stick with a spoon.
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by ghostfish 14y ago
I'd be curious to see what features this implementation has compared to the existing open source software that does this sort of thing. ( http://pointclouds.org/news/kinectfusion-open-source.html ) It seems to use the RGB data as a color t
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by ghostfish 14y ago
This is an awesome idea overall, but I think it goes without saying that you need to be very careful not to run afoul of an EULA. At what point does playing "with" the player become giving the player ingame items for real money? If you sh
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by ghostfish 14y ago
Thankfully, someone already sells that. http://indigo-xtreme.com/
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by ghostfish 14y ago
At first I thought that failed Kickstarters were a small minority of projects, but I've come to think that failed projects (or at least greatly delayed) are the norm, rather than the exception. Of 4 projects I've funded 1 was delivered as
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by ghostfish 14y ago
While mildly amusing, this whole semicolon obsession that's sprung to the fore this past week is ridiculous. It was silly and inconsequential when it started and it's even sillier now.