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by huuu 11y ago
I always like the book The Incredible Secret Money Machine very much. The first rule for making money: never do it for the money. A free download is available: http://www.tinaja.com/ebooks/ismm.pdf
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by huuu 11y ago
Link to the survey: http://stackoverflow.com/research/developer-survey-2016
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by huuu 11y ago
Well, John Carmack was impressed by the results of Brigade. And I think Otoy is a company to watch when it comes to VR and 3D. https://home.otoy.com/render/brigade/
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by huuu 11y ago
No, it means that you should keep your guns away from toddlers.
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by huuu 11y ago
For me it's Blender. - Starts in a sec. - API is the program, the GUI just an interface. - Free but very professional - Shortcuts are ergonomic.
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by huuu 11y ago
People who can enter a back door: 1. people with a key 2. people with the skill to open the door (burglar) It's strange the UK thinks number 2 will never happen.
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by huuu 11y ago
My first thought was that maybe breaker waves cleaned up the found parts just like in tumble cleaners.
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by huuu 11y ago
Of course the Kinect does not offer such precision. But what about other pro hand held scanner? HandySCAN, Polhemus, Artec, all 3D scanner brands with a very good resolution. But then again it seems very unlikely that they took the time to
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by huuu 11y ago
They are not environment friendly in cities. That's why a lot of European cities are banning them.
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by huuu 11y ago
Cleaning a wound hurts but is necessary for the healing process. But it can be very difficult to know how to clean the wound. I think the most important lesson from this article is to always acknowledge a wound exsists and that a CEO is alw
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by huuu 11y ago
As far as I know Cuda is only available as a C bin.
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by huuu 11y ago
It's also nice to check out CUDA if you have a Nvidia card. You can run parts of your code very easy on the GPU gaining a lot of speed.
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by huuu 11y ago
On Windows that is. On Linux they work out of the box.
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by huuu 11y ago
This is absolutely the power of Arduino. I've got zero knowledge of chips but can buy an Arduino, a CNC shield and some stepper drivers. Press them together and suddenly I got a working CNC machine.
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by huuu 11y ago
Agree. I bought a better than Arduino clone for $5. The Chinese even sell cheaper ones but you must have some luck with the soldering.
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by huuu 11y ago
Very cool (note that you can place the light and drag it's direction)! One thing I noticed is that this visualizes how dangerous laser light can be. A lot of DIY projects these days use lasers (SLA printers, Laser cutters). You can&#x2
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by huuu 11y ago
Well I was expecting an article about air traffic control :o
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by huuu 11y ago
Agreed. I had to create a 'modern' design website for a client with all the fullscreen images included. I hate those websites but had to do the job. So I decided to do it all myself. And guess what: 80% compression for a fullscree
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by huuu 11y ago
We used to drill holes in a 720K floppy so it would advertise itself as a 1.44MB drive. But in the end it's all about the density of the disk so I'm not sure if you could use a driver to store more data. Also you will need very ac
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by huuu 11y ago
This is all great but one thing bothers me: they still apply to some government requests to give some data [1]. I know that adding a backdoor is different, but why not also protect for example emails on a server? http://www.apple
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by huuu 11y ago
Risk is also what raises prices: - We are going to fine you if you don't deliver on time - Ok, but then we have to tripple our price
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by huuu 11y ago
We also will wind up (already have) with more smart terrorists who hide data in better places. So the only people who lost are we (again).
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by huuu 11y ago
If you like this I can recommend you to look into the raw audio format [1]. It is a very simple format but it helped me a lot to learn about digital audio. Just take your fav programming language (I took PHP) and write some bits to a file:
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by huuu 11y ago
And I don't think it's an issue if you are using continuous delivery.
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by huuu 11y ago
Exactly my first reaction. At the moment we get hundreds of Locky mails per day. There is a huge spike in ransomware at the moment. And all ransom has to be paid via a tor location.
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by huuu 11y ago
Homeless people lost trust in the system so they prefer to live without it. But they don't prefer to be homeless. Try living on the streets and you will become an addicted asshole. I don't think there are a lot of people who can d
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by huuu 11y ago
Take off the HN glasses and PHP, Java, C# and loads of other 'old' languages are still huge. As for Python: I think it is starting to grow again in the Linux world.
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by huuu 11y ago
In basic I used the beep() debugger ;)
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by huuu 11y ago
As others said you can use a parabolic reflector to direct the light in one direction. I think this can work: On one side place a parabolic reflector to direct the light in one direction. On the other side place a circular reflector to dire
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by huuu 11y ago
More about the winning teams: http://hyperloop.tamu.edu/news-release-january-30-2016/

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