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joshu
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The hell he doesn’t! LISTEN, KID! We've been hearing that crap ever since he was at UCLA. He’s out there busting my buns every night! Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up and down the court for 48 minutes!
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joshu
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What are the other pigments you tried?
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Given song to song relationships, can you aggregate to artist to artist relationships? For all songs by a given artist, get all the relationships, and what artists are highly represented?
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Can you aggregate across artists? Given all the song-song relationships of a given artist, what other artist shows up frequently?
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joshu
4y ago
this is pretty awesome.
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Correct. I'm not sure if Mach3 is actually sending pulse data at all. It occurs to me that they could send timestamps plus pulse rates in a more compressed exchange. I believe there are other systems that do work this way.
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joshu
4y ago
... why? are they especially tasty or something?
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Many low-end CNC machines still offer DB25 in the expectation that they will talk to a parallel port. I run a machine from Mach3 using a tiny microcontroller (a UC100) to send pulses down a parallel port (though it is controlled by USB).
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I built a website called “reversible.org” approx. 20 years ago that basically listed on every page the pages that linked to it, as a sort of self-organizing directory. If you were a blog about frogs, you would link to reversible.org/bl
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Thank you for this.
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More importantly, focusing a lens is one of many possible transformations. Look up coded apertures. so much is possible.
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I have a cuecat and a pc jr keyboard in my collection, as it focuses on tech innovation failure. A bunch of other items on this list are good additions. I should probably make a list of my collection. A working juicero. A rolleron. An itani
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I love this. I collect interesting obsolete hardware; I bought a Light L16 recently for cheap but it can no longer update itself, unfortunately. Lytro is on my list as well. The lytro itself is a lightfield / plenoptic camera. It captu
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4y ago
I wish this had centerline data so I could use it with my plotter.
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i have a magic cap and an eo440. amazing artifacts from another time
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4y ago
Megan Smith and Tony Fadell too
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exactly this. The creativity process is hampered by forcing every single possibility along the path to a new invention to something that is completely practical and useful. On top of that he’s probably figured out a bunch of interesting thi
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instead of a url, it would just show a rectangle of color.
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This is the right way to do April Fool's. Similarly, I added support to del.icio.us for color: urls for april fool's. It worked, correctly, everywhere.
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bus pirate or salae logic is worth having on hand
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joshu
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beelink has something similar, minus the arduino, for 209 on amazon, and is actually available
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i used to run a session at foo camp called “that sucked” back in the day. people would share stories, and i’d try to do a root cause analysis and tally all the problems. often the root cause leaders were “databases”, “unicode” and “that guy
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Heh, this finds a bunch of copies of a video I made. If you are going to cache them and repost them, you probably need to have a DMCA process.
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joshu
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It strangely refuses to even entertain the possibility that Santa Claus is a kind of clown. Try it.
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the web. not the internet.
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I have a working EO 440 in my collection. Such an amazing and odd piece of history…
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Could be a made-up persona to separate themselves...
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For stuff like that, best to go to the vintage and historic races and events. I explicitly looked for cars that were eligible for the Monterey historics (I have two currently.) It helps to find people who specialize in the vehicle you have,
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Virtual II lets you plug in a real printer into a virtual Apple IIe. It's much, much quicker than this web-based emulator. Unfortunately, when I print it's mostly fine, but skips one single line. I don't think it's flow
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if you go for stuff that wasn't winning/famous at the time, the costs come way down. although since everything was bespoke, replacement parts are often complicated. i have a '60s lotus 23, which was built for Le Mans, and it
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