jonemo

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by jonemo 14y ago
He says in the article: "5,000 dice + shipping: $1,808 ($0.36 per dice, enough dice for 333 sets)"
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The real headline seems to be that this is the first profitable quarter for Tesla.
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Would you mind elaborating on this? What's wrong with OPT?
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Having a domain that includes "porn" was on my bucket list.
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Is it intentional that these are recorded talks only or will this diversify as the content grows? I am curating a daily video feed at http://manufacturingporn.com/ and am trying to make a point of limiting the number of narrated videos. S
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True. Having applied to one of the two I'd like to point out that this is (with very few exceptions) only true for domestic students.
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Similar news just came out here at Cornell: http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/March13/Admissions2013.h... The real news both in Cornell and Stanford is that more people applied but more or less the same number of places as always is ava
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Announcing Airstone(airstonelabs.com)
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What do Angel Investors do all day?(reactionwheel.blogspot.com)
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Sketchfab has an amazing 3D viewer technology but I think you completely miss the point on what this technology is useful for. 3D content on the web won't be generated through manual uploads by designers. It will be (and already is) generat
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> The complete result of 3D art is the rendering, not the model. Well, yeah, but who was talking about 3D art? What you are saying is exactly what annoys me about most existing sites where people share and/or present their 3D models: Th
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Why wait for Google Fiber? UK farmers want faster internet, build their own(singularityhub.com)
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National Geographic Found - a curated collection of photography(natgeofound.tumblr.com)
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Paint your pizza (and then order it)(paintyourpizza.com)
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Can anyone explain what this is? I see a mostly empty page with two vertical scroll bars and the texts "No Photos..." and "Click on the map or use the search". No map and no indication what I can search for.
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I was getting ready to launch into my usual serenade of "totally agree, learn how to build tangible things if you can afford the time and money, coding is mainstream these days, hardware skills is what can set you apart". Until I realized t
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Oh cool. A Google+ skin for Facebook?
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After reading the linked article and thinking WTF-hows-that-supposed-to-work, then reading the linked article, and reading the linked article again, I think I found the big caveat: It relies on unstandardized undocumented behavior of some e
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Is this meant to be ironic or am I totally missing something? Sure the kilogram miles per Calorie look similar, but as you noticed the SUV is a lot heavier than the bicycle. You should only include the weight of the payload, i.e. the passen
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I remember reading (but don't have the link handy) about a gentlemen who did lots of analysis about his switch from car commuting to bike commuting. His conclusion was that bike commuting is more expensive for him, because he ends up eating
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Great find! I am actually running a very simple website collecting videos like this (and also shots of fabrication processes without narration) and added this gem to the queue for publishing. The URL is http://www.manufacturingporn.com :)
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Think about it this way: How would you like to find out that a really really rad service whose website you just found is only available in Liechtenstein and Iceland? That's how you want to present your geo-restriction. What parent suggests
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Just in case somebody else living in ROTW was also wondering about availability, the most important piece of info for us is hidden here: https://www.balancedpayments.com/help#22654897 "Sellers/merchants must reside in the US, have a US ma
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by jonemo 14y ago
For anyone who wants to read in detail about the legal aspects of 3D printing, I'd suggest "What's the deal with copyright and 3D printing" by Michael Weinberg of Public Knowledge. He only gets a short soundbite in OP's link, but really des
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Institutionalizing weekly deadline panic on Sunday night seems like a horrible idea to me. Nothing wrong with passionate people working many hours for what they love per se. But something in me thinks that marginalizing all those people who
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If you find this interesting, you might also find this article in Communications of the ACM interesting: Michael Cornwell: Anatomy of a Solid-State Drive Communications of the ACM, Vol. 55 No. 12, Pages 59-63 http://cacm.acm.org/magazines/
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I am surprised you are writing this about Apple (I rarely use Apple products and hence don't know much about their quality) but I wholeheartedly agree on that title of yours in general. I increasingly feel like all products I use are in bet
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The main take-away I have from this blog post, is that the term "3D printing" is increasingly used to mean "automated manufacturing", even by people who are sophisticated enough to publish on Svbtle. There aren't many products out there tha
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I received this today, too. Does every Facebook member get one of these or only a subset (e.g. only US residents)?
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Weird wasn't in a negative sense, just as a qualitative descriptor of difference from what happens to the kind of English I hear every day. I am from Germany and I would probably find it difficult to listen to myself in an English language

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