joshu

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841.
by joshu 10y ago
Can you talk about where to get the cheaper closed loop stuff? I am using usdigital encoders and geckodrive controllers currently...
842.
by joshu 10y ago
The artificial synesthesia is nicely done. Wish this doc was around when I built a balancing robot.
843.
by joshu 10y ago
Mechanical Turk for moral decision making. I like it!
844.
by joshu 10y ago
I am still fond of the idea. I hope it succeeds. If only to spite the investors who didn't support me.
845.
by joshu 10y ago
"Needs to out a bit more" given the context is hilarious. I bet a cool $20 he is more widely traveled than you - both physically and digitally.
846.
by joshu 10y ago
Are there libraries for any RTOSes?
847.
by joshu 10y ago
Actually sounds a lot like human.io, which we built in 2013.
848.
by joshu 10y ago
Carbon fiber MacBooks? iOS based IRIS?
849.
by joshu 10y ago
It feels like building owners capture basically all of the excess profit of restaurants, which is to the significant detriment of the quality of a neighborhood.
850.
by joshu 10y ago
Nope. For newspapers, at least, this accounted for maybe 20% of revenue. The remainder was ads and classifieds. Everybody is in trouble.
851.
by joshu 10y ago
You probably should learn how venture capital works.
852.
by joshu 10y ago
Suggesting someone search Twitter for a hashtag is not really good documentation. Maybe a link to a top level project page somewhere would be helpful. I have been wanting to build a smaller project around an fpga so I am very excited about
853.
by joshu 10y ago
Btw, calm the hostility - I was complaining about the context-free blog post. The project seems interesting.
854.
by joshu 10y ago
It's just a blog post without context or details on the project? Etc
855.
by joshu 10y ago
This would be better if there was a link to the actual product.
856.
by joshu 10y ago
I am looking forward to hearing how this goes.
857.
by joshu 10y ago
Reaction-diffusion could easily generate these patterns. There are several places in parameter space that look possibly correct. http://mrob.com/pub/comp/xmorphia/index.html
858.
by joshu 10y ago
23andme does SNPs, not large scale sequencing. I don't think it knows what to do without a library. I have actually researched full genome sequencing. That is why I asked if there was a cheaper way to do it.
859.
by joshu 10y ago
Has anyone ever sent anything to a lab to be examined? How would I get started For the escolar example, would we need to do genetic testing or is there something cheaper?
860.
by joshu 10y ago
http://www.gizmag.com/seesv-s205-sound-camera-locates-noises...
861.
by joshu 10y ago
Used 997 GT3cup cars sell for approximately the same as the one year engine and trans rebuild. Too much.
862.
by joshu 10y ago
This is why I race SCCA spec Miata too.
863.
by joshu 10y ago
Boxers have oil starvation problems. I have had two friends kill BRZ engines on track simply by putting slicks on the car...
864.
by joshu 10y ago
That said, you will find yourself backwards in a 911 at some point and wonder why. There is something to be said for front engine cars for non-pros.
865.
by joshu 10y ago
A gt3cup is expensive to maintain. IIRC 100k/yr for engine and trans rebuilds. (I have a GT4 car from another mfg and it is much less onerous)
866.
by joshu 10y ago
It gets worse. I ran http://selfracingcars.com/ a few weeks ago, too.
867.
by joshu 10y ago
The more aggressively tuned an engine is, the less time it runs before it needs a rebuild.
868.
by joshu 10y ago
Lots of people have more money than skill. It happens. The very best part of driving the Miata is the frustrated point by from the Ferraris.
869.
by joshu 10y ago
People investing other people's money aren't angels. They are VCs.
870.
by joshu 10y ago
Modern modern ones are a bit cramped but are as practical as any other sports car (that is, not particularly.) There is a Lamborghini series (super trofeo) but not much beyond that. I rarely even see them at track days. Quattro drive (or wh

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