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by kanzure 14y ago
> Well, you do have the problem in most science fields (except the theoretical sciences) where it costs a lot of money to run experiments, so it's not just something you can do in your kitchen. Are you certain? See http://openwetware.o
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by kanzure 14y ago
You could just rip the RTMP stream itself, or whatever the source data is. Decompile the swf and check it out for yourself, or the source url for the video feed is probably provided in some lame xml config file. No need to write software ar
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by kanzure 14y ago
Individuals might also be interested in the reimplemented version of phantomjs in python (pyphantomjs): http://github.com/kanzure/pyphantomjs
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by kanzure 14y ago
Could you provide a citation that Mathematica has "if not thousands of professional engineers working full time on it", please? I also find the claims of 100s dubious. But I'm interested.
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by kanzure 14y ago
> No one (sane) is talking about DIY fabbing of semiconductors. Sure we are.. http://code.google.com/p/homecmos and irc.freenode.net ##hplusroadmap says hi.
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by kanzure 15y ago
I find it highly fascinating that the Wikipedia article on "consciousness" says it's basically, well, crap. See for yourself: "Consciousness - The having of perceptions, thoughts, and feelings; awareness. The term is impossible to define ex
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by kanzure 15y ago
hey wait isn't that my site? huh well, thanks for linking me
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by kanzure 15y ago
Bug report: when you have multiple instances of a word in a single line, your service returns the line twice, and in both cases it only highlights the first found term in the line, instead of the second on the second pass or instead of cons
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by kanzure 15y ago
I admit to using BeautifulSoup, lxml, scrapy, nokogiri and mechanize. But these days I just stick with PhantomJS. Just load the DOM with WebKit. http://phantomjs.org/
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by kanzure 15y ago
ftp://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genomes/ edit: Oops, you probably meant the cost graphs. You might find related graphs from Rob Carlson.
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$900 DNA sequencing USB stick announced by OxNano(newscientist.com)
120 points by kanzure 15y ago|34 comments
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by kanzure 15y ago
Definitely ASM for GB/GBC. Not much C until GBA.
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by kanzure 15y ago
Sure, take a look: Japanese RGB: 512 KB All other RB: 1 MB Yellow: 1 MB GSC: 2 MB Yet a lot of this Red is empty space.
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by kanzure 15y ago
Not yet. When stag019 is done incorporating his red/blue differences, the blue make target will compile correctly. Then the blue ROM md5 will be added to the README. But until then, the blue make target is definitely not working.
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by kanzure 15y ago
The idea is to move away from requiring the ROM. There are portions of the ROM that are still directly included by rgbasm. Music is one task, but also other obvious things like the main game loop, items, interrupts, lots of battle code, etc
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by kanzure 15y ago
Right, there are a number of differences between Red/Blue. The most well known differences are on the title screen and which Pokémon you can find. But there are other differences that need to be taken into account, like some palettes and th
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Disassembly of Pokémon Red(bitbucket.org)
158 points by kanzure 15y ago|32 comments
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by kanzure 15y ago
Also, there was a Wikipedia/git project a while back (offline editing). All of the revision history was dumped into git. http://scytale.name/blog/2009/11/announcing-levitation http://www.readwriteweb.com/hack/2011/08/gitjs-a-git-impleme.
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I'm a VC (music video)(youtube.com)
9 points by kanzure 15y ago|1 comments
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by kanzure 15y ago
Nope, it's not a replacement for OpenCASCADE. It solves "only" one problem: boolean operations on BREPs and NURBs. OpenCASCADE will be replaced over time. At this point, the FOSS community desperately needs this and it would be hugely disru
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by kanzure 15y ago
carve looks like another mesh library to me. See http://code.google.com/p/carve/source/browse/src/intersect.c...
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by kanzure 15y ago
I think ESOLID is an OK candidate for conversion to "BREP.js" at this point: http://research.cs.tamu.edu/keyser/geom/esolid/index.htm http://gamma.cs.unc.edu/ESOLID/ http://research.cs.tamu.edu/keyser/geom/esolid/releases/vers... htt
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by kanzure 15y ago
Thanks for adding these features, I know a lot of people were requesting them. Does this mean your version control system will soon be exporting and importing, too?
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by kanzure 15y ago
live stream: http://fora.tv/live/open_science/open_science_summit_2011 transcripts from open science summit 2010: http://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/open-science-summit-2010/
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Open Science Summit occupies Computer History Museum (Mountain View, Oct. 22-23)(opensciencesummit.com)
11 points by kanzure 15y ago|1 comments
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by kanzure 15y ago
What if patents granted tax benefits instead of granting a monopoly? Would this work?
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by kanzure 15y ago
When I met Len at Open Science Summit 2010, I was struck by how friendly Len was. He was the genuine article. I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that, had I asked him for a kidney or his liver, he would have said yes. That's just who he
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Research funding trends ($70T cancer, $14T stem cells)(fundingtrends.org)
1 points by kanzure 15y ago|0 comments
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by kanzure 15y ago
The original BLAST paper has >34,000 incoming links or references, according to Google Scholar. http://www2.cs.fit.edu/~dmitra/Compbio/Resources/altschuleta... Edit: see replies, etc.
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by kanzure 15y ago
and here's some software: https://github.com/qdot/emokit/

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