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by harwoodr 2y ago
I see that a speaker is in the hardware list - does this speak back?
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by harwoodr 3y ago
Further on this - there's a more modern project that is trying to get the original experiments working on iCE40 FPGAs now: https://evolvablehardware.org/
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by harwoodr 3y ago
My favourite example of this type of thing isn't mentioned in the article - using evolutionary computing to do some of the things mentioned in said article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/2737441_An_Evolv
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by harwoodr 3y ago
ROCm: https://github.com/ollama/ollama/commit/6c5ccb11f993ccc88c47...
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by harwoodr 3y ago
Pretty graphs of possible impact sites: https://twitter.com/JoelSercel/status/1691549821629526219
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by harwoodr 3y ago
I really wish there was a true and modern successor to the Nokia n900 I had ages ago... it was an awesome device.
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by harwoodr 4y ago
From the FAQ: Is MuffinTerm really “calling” a BBS, like over a telephone? Will this use minutes on my telephone plan or anything? No, MuffinTerm connects to the BBS over the Internet, using your device’s network (data) connection; the term
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by harwoodr 5y ago
I totally get it. The brain's autocorrect has "fixed" my last name (Harwood) for people my entire life. Hardwood, Howard, Hayward... and even stranger modifications. Fun fact, I can't type hardwood without great effort
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by harwoodr 6y ago
I should note - the valves/compressor can be located quite a bit further away... making most of the noise go away.
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by harwoodr 6y ago
I made something for my masters project for under $2k - using pneumatic artificial muscles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJCORZuLOJk Still needed a lot of tweaking when the video was made...
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by harwoodr 6y ago
Or even this one... https://dev.to/yg/how-i-got-two-letter-username-on-github-i1... Perhaps someone is trolling him as a result...
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The Math Equation That Tried to Stump the Internet(nytimes.com)
3 points by harwoodr 7y ago|0 comments
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by harwoodr 7y ago
How's it compare to the modern, Sci-Fi zombie apocalypse roguelike "Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead"?
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by harwoodr 9y ago
It would be nice if there was a comparison to other GPUs, or even a cost/efficiency comparison.
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by harwoodr 9y ago
It would be interesting to see if this can be extended to use a raspberry pi GPU library, like QPULib or the like. https://github.com/mn416/QPULib
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by harwoodr 10y ago
It looks like their hosted solution has a cost - but the software is open source.
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by harwoodr 10y ago
I get the psychology behind it - it increases impulsive spending - but to tell the users that it's the number one requested feature and then say 'yeah, fuck you'... that's pretty poor.
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Clash Royale developer Supercell refusing to allow emotes to be muted(clashroyale.com)
1 points by harwoodr 10y ago|1 comments
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by harwoodr 10y ago
Reminds me of the opinion unix purists held towards Linux in the 90s.
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by harwoodr 11y ago
Well, since it isn't open source - how does it compare with crashplan (another closed source, data deduplicating, free for personal use, cross platform backup solution...)
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by harwoodr 11y ago
Not having looked closely at your code yet - how would you say it compares to something like: https://github.com/ClusterM/clunet ?
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by harwoodr 12y ago
Yep. I think the WPScan guy doesn't understand how the GPL works... and seems to think that having a "wrapper" around it for commercial/non-commercial somehow lets him circumvent the GPL intent. Forking the code from bef
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by harwoodr 12y ago
Software that a commercial entity decides it would like to use under a closed sourced license - sure that's when a dual-license is applicable. GPL software that a commercial entity releases their source code modifications - that's
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by harwoodr 12y ago
I was hoping to see more of the electro-mechanical ideas behind the device. Did you ever complete it?
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by harwoodr 12y ago
I've expressed an opinion about bitcoin (and any other cryptocurrency) that isn't popular, but I haven't heard any compelling arguments against: It isn't a currency, it's a transport mechanism for currency. If you a
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by harwoodr 12y ago
Okay - but I'm not talking about changing the rotational speed.
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by harwoodr 12y ago
Really? Assuming that the rotation speed is the same for a normal disk and this denser format, wouldn't said laser be moving over 250,000 times as much data in the same time period? At 1X speed, a DVD's data rate is about 11Mbit&
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by harwoodr 12y ago
On the other end of the spectrum, while still simplified and exaggerated, there is "Person of Interest". They _must_ have some decent technical consultants for the show because they rarely do the Hollywood style of UI and everythi
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Is the Satoshi Nakamoto Hacker the Same Person Who Hacked Roger Ver?(thecoinfront.com)
2 points by harwoodr 12y ago|0 comments
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The Satoshi Nakamoto Email Hacker Says He's Negotiating with the Bitcoin Founder(motherboard.vice.com)
129 points by harwoodr 12y ago|83 comments

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