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   On Imposter Syndrome(medium.com)

   5 points by hlfshell 9y ago|0 comments
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   by hlfshell 10y ago

   We've tried that here - one-way mirrors, straight glass, plexiglass, projection film - leap motion will NOT work through the materials. It CAN work vertically with caveats.
3. 93.▲
   by hlfshell 10y ago

   Then I would recommend hackster.io - they have a section for just Raspberry Pi projects. I'm going to be posting my own soon using the new Pi Zero w/ camera connector - made my own text message powered camera doorbell.
4. 94.▲
   Show HN: Conductive Ink and Node.js (Electron) – prototyping an interactive wall(blog.fusiondigital.io)

   2 points by hlfshell 11y ago|0 comments
5. 95.▲
   by hlfshell 11y ago

   But the goal isn't efficiency - it's permanence.
6. 96.▲
   by hlfshell 11y ago

   Wouldn't that then make it centralized? I think the point is to make a reddit wherein censorship - beyond voting bombs - can not be enacted.
7. 97.▲
   by hlfshell 11y ago

   I was mistaken on the ZigBee, thanks for the correction. I will also agree that the setup is a pain in the butt for most of these things. I think that's why the Chromecast's and Dash's ultrasonic methods are interesting. Perh
8. 98.▲
   A Look at Embedded WiFi Development Boards(blog.fusiondigital.io)

   72 points by hlfshell 11y ago|35 comments
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   An office wide nerf war using node-webkit and RFID(medium.com)

   1 points by hlfshell 11y ago|0 comments
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    by hlfshell 12y ago

    Artoo is part of a family of libraries, all of which are similar. For Node.js robots, check out Cylon.js by the same group.
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    by hlfshell 12y ago

    Fusion Marketing (whom I work for) in St Louis is having a meetup to discuss marketing and technology and their intersection. Featuring St Louis startups Bonfyre and Pushup Social, and some of Fusion Marketing's projects such as an Ocu
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    St Louis meetup tech-vertising(tech-vertising.com)

    1 points by hlfshell 12y ago|1 comments
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    by hlfshell 13y ago

    If you get a normal Arduino (there's a bajillion variants, so I won't address all of those) you need any computer made in the past 15 years running Linux / Windows / Mac, and a usb -> usb A connector. Most Arduinos in
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    by hlfshell 13y ago

    Looks great, but I was hoping more for lessons on how to garner insights from the data you're analyzing. Does anyone have a suggestion there?
15. 105.▲
    by hlfshell 13y ago

    I haven't commented on a Hacker News item for a long time. As a programmer who's constantly looking to expand his team with someone I can trust to do good work, we can't hire them fast enough. The tech scene here is rapidly g
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    by hlfshell 13y ago

    While they do the syncing for you, I'd have good success with Whitelines. You can buy their notebooks off of Amazon, they have an Android and iOS app, and sync to Dropbox, Gmail, and Evernote pretty nicely. http://whitelines
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    by hlfshell 14y ago

    Xubuntu is your "lite" release for old hardware. It's shipped with XFCE instead of Unity so it doesn't require much to run. I believe Xubuntu 12.04 is released same-day as the 12.04 release.
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    by hlfshell 14y ago

    You need cheap 3d printers to lower the barrier of entry. Once this is achieved, more people are trying their hands at 3d printing. More creative/engineering minds with access to 3d printers = faster development of a more reliable 3d printe
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    by hlfshell 14y ago

    Please please please have an ultrabook style book on launch. I'm in the market for one and it seems most have trouble running ubuntu :-/. I need a reliable linux laptop seller, so good luck!
20. 110.▲
    by hlfshell 16y ago

    Well that's an inspiration. Keep a journal/blog - some of us out here would love to know more about the journey from the safety-net of a job to the freefall of doing a startup.
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    by hlfshell 16y ago

    I think that, regardless of the premise being true or not, there certainly seems to be a potential market for streamlining what's fashionable for men's fashion.
22. 112.▲
    by hlfshell 16y ago

    I REALLY like the idea but it's going to require a REALLY elegant implementation to streamline this. I'm assuming you're going to monetize by eventually becoming a reseller or acting as an associate of sites you link to (could be wrong). If
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    by hlfshell 16y ago

    What was your original idea/goal? Why did you pivot? Pure curiosity.