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krisneuharth
17y ago
I know you have an Others option for device type but you should include Blackberry devices as well since you made a case for Android devices. I have a Blackberry and use it often for capturing images and uploading them to various places as
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krisneuharth
17y ago
I'm in Irvine but I would be willing to make the trek up there.
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A Mad Scheme To Kill A Scientist
(latimes.com)
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krisneuharth
17y ago
I had to look it up so hopefully this is helpful to someone else: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shor%27s_algorithm
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17y ago
You could possibly create an API for this service and see how people use it. In my current project I have a need for something like this but having to send an email complicates my use case some.
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17y ago
Here is more information about the system used to make this: http://www.evl.uic.edu/core.php?mod=4&type=1&indi=34...
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Making of the Computer Graphics for Star Wars (Episode IV)
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I see what you are saying. I think the value of the swarm here is the rapidly adaptive nature of the system when there are so many agents. I don't really know what the overhead is for this approach compared to a normal virus scanner. I look
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17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agent_based_model http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ant_colony_optimization http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_stigmergy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swarm_intelligence
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17y ago
I work with similar systems in another domain. You would use different scents to mark different indicators of an attack. To prevent build up you would evaporate the scents over time, possibly at different rates. Each ant is a simple agent t
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krisneuharth
17y ago
Recently I tried PyPDF ( http://pybrary.net/pyPdf/ ) and was not happy with the results. Has anyone else used anything they liked for parsing PDF, namely extracting the text, that is open source?
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17y ago
This is great. A couple of things that come to mind. 1) It would be nice to maybe have a replay option in case I really like the song. 2) It would be nice to be able to go back also in case I accidentally hit next. 3) It would also be cool
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krisneuharth
17y ago
Irvine, CA.
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krisneuharth
17y ago
I like the idea but it seems like it has not been worked on in over a year, and then another year before that. This could be a really useful tool for organizing meetups. If someone out there associated with this project is listening: I shou
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17y ago
I have been climbing for years all over Southern California, Mammoth, Bishop, Red Rocks. I would be down for a HN trip in CA or nearby.
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17y ago
As someone who is left handed I always had a hard time keeping the flow of cursive writing going while trying not to smear what I was writing. As soon as cursive was no longer required in school I opted instead for all caps, all the time be
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17y ago
This story reminded me of a grown-up version of the children's book "My Side Of The Mountain" for some reason. I love this kind of story because it reminds me that we could all do well to learn to live with less, and that there are some tha
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Does anyone here know a good entry-level book on FPGAs and VHDL or Verilog that covers best practices and implementing real world designs? In school I did some work with FPGAs and may have to brush up for an upcoming work project. I have "H
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17y ago
Very cool video. Can't wait to see what topics they cover in the future.
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17y ago
Marketing engineer generally means that you have enough technical design experience and intimate understanding of the product to sell it, probably to other technical people and companies given that his job is at a semiconductor company. I w
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I like the minimalism in the design but it is a little odd that you have an ad banner for another online dating service on your pages. It is probably a little early for advertising, especially for a competing service.
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17y ago
Yoga has made all the difference for me. It is a great way to unwind for a short period of time and with practice it will greatly improve your core strength and relieve your back pain. It doesn't help that it is also a wonderful opportunity
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17y ago
Anyone know of any similar Python/Django meetups in Orange County? Meetup.com has not been very helpful here. Any Orange County hackers have anything going on or want to start something? I can't be the only one here. How about collaborative
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This was such an awesome issue, they should really strive to make every issue this interactive and thought provoking. I spent 3 hours on a plane thumbing through it looking for connections and solving some of the puzzles. Really exciting st
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Jason Calcanis on the Adam Carolla Podcast
(carollaradio.com)
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Rejected for the first time here but already looking forward to next Winter for another opportunity.
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We are in the process of adding a landing page right now that will better explain how the site works. We really focused on just a quick and dirty approach to getting the site working with the basic features we wanted to showcase for the YC
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Ask HN: Please review our site FourthBranch.us
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Funny you should mention that. I've been working with a friend on something along this line for the last two weeks. We are looking to announce a beta launch here sometime next week. The site is going to be called Democritique. Stay tuned.
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Learning Java from Oreilly was a good start for me and continues to be a decent reference as time goes on.
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