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jlturner
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Btw, the Unistrokes patent expired in 2015. I’m surprised we don’t see this more in arduino / raspberry pi projects with cheap little resistive touch screens and Nintendo DS styluses. https://patents.google.com/patent&#
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Apple Design Resources
(developer.apple.com)
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Dynamic Audio Normalizer
(github.com)
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$1 Unistroke Recognizer (2007)
(depts.washington.edu)
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Erlang Garbage Collection Details and Why It Matters (2015)
(hamidreza-s.github.io)
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I use xpdf on my camping laptop. I like it’s minimalist interface and have gone through quite a number of programming books with it. That being said, it’s certainly not the best pdf viewer, but it gets the job done and is lightweight.
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Haven’t found much written on this at the moment, but it’s not hard to wire up: every blender command can be invoked from the Python environment and you can invoke your Python script in blender from the command line (see Python Options in
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Blender is an amazing tool that keeps getting better. The killer feature for me is scripting. I’m a huge fan of running Blender in Python batch mode as part of an asset pipeline; being able to dynamically generate assets from a tool like th
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I’m a huge fan of spreadsheets as config files due to their ability to compute values from formulae. I currently do this in F# using ExcelProvider, which allows you to access computed values and types at design/compile time. This is mu
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Take care to understand your local law regarding automatic license plate recognition. Use of such software and/or data collected with it may be under regulation. IANAL, but see your state statutes here if you live in the US: https:&#x
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The title here seems like it’s drawing much more conclusion than the paper gives - really should read “Study Correlates Regular Cannabis Use in Adolescents with Reduced Verbal Memory Performance” Better yet, “Stoned Teens Don’t Listen” hah.
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Five Gallon Bucket Hydroelectric Generator [pdf]
(five-gallon-bucket-hydroelectric.org)
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A Theory of Human Motivation (Maslow, 1943)
(psychclassics.yorku.ca)
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I second this. F# is quite IDE friendly, and auto completion works great. Additionally much of the .NET tooling (with the exception of C# specific refactoring tools) are CIL / bytecode level and independent of CLR language. This is one
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Sorcar – Procedural Modeling and Visual Programming in Blender
(aachman98.itch.io)
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This has been around for a long time but most people don’t know about it: Dragging and dropping files from the finder into an file selector window (ie. Open File in most programs) will navigate to that file and select it. As others mentione
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Muse makes a low cost consumer EEG. I’ve used their software to view and collect real time data (raw and FFT analyzed, like the alpha frequency waves talked about in the article), as well as a consumer app to train (I’ve never actually used
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A Practical Guide to The Hero with a Thousand Faces
(web.archive.org)
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Very. Assuming you’re in the US, I’d recommend reading the IRS literature related to your type of business (C-Corp, S-Corp, Partnership LLC, Sole Proprietor LLC). If you’re business structure is “pass through” (ie. S-Corp, Partnership, Sole
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Ad-hoc Polymorphism in F# (how to survive without Type Classes)
(withouttheloop.com)
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The 13th of any Month is likely a Friday
(datagenetics.com)
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Mental Chronometry
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Effects of forest bathing (shinrin-yoku) on levels of cortisol / stress
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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My brother and I have been working our way through the Exile series, and while they’re old and rough, the game content is really good. They make you feel like smart figuring out some tough optional puzzle, and there is a great sense of expl
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Write your own concurrent actor system
(bartoszsypytkowski.com)
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I use F# daily, and to get around this limitation I use hacky custom code generation an F# script (fsx) to generated specific types. Additionally, on cases where you’re not specifying the data of the type itself, you can use static type con
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TrueSkill – Player Ranking Algorithm for Team Games and Sports
(microsoft.com)
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How to Read a Schematic
(learn.sparkfun.com)
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Free fillable forms allows more than just simple cases — it will handle all paperwork regarding your personal income tax. Highly, highly recommend using. It’s more manual (follow the 1040i instructions document), but you’ll learn a lot abou
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This. I use this every year and it simply is an online interface of fillable forms provided by the IRS with a “Do the Math” button (actual button text). It works as intended, files for you, and is free. Do your taxes by hand/with free
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