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Plague.wtf(plague.wtf)
6 points by krosaen 6y ago|0 comments
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by krosaen 6y ago
Lectures will be live streamed starting tomorrow https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChfUOAhz7ynELF-s_1LPpWg (and archived for viewing after).
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Robotic Manipulation (Online Textbook)(manipulation.csail.mit.edu)
58 points by krosaen 6y ago|10 comments
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Robotic Manipulation Fall 2020(manipulation.csail.mit.edu)
3 points by krosaen 6y ago|1 comments
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Mozilla makes money and spends it(civilityandtruth.com)
3 points by krosaen 6y ago|0 comments
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by krosaen 7y ago
I've been waiting for something like this (and daydreamed about doing something similar as a hobby) - what's holding me back from ordering immediately: - How do I hook up an outdoor camera? Mounting instructions? Does it need powe
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by krosaen 7y ago
oh nice, thank you!
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by krosaen 7y ago
On a related note, I've enjoyed reading about the Lattice Boltzmann method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lattice_Boltzmann_methods
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Sonos: Some of our oldest products will no longer receive software updates(blog.sonos.com)
8 points by krosaen 7y ago|3 comments
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by krosaen 7y ago
Optimistic: 1) At least a couple of cities will have managed to deploy a successful autonomous shuttle fleet that fulfills uber/lyft like real time request but with the benefit of density that riding in a shuttle / bus / van
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Bayes theorem and making probability intuitive(youtu.be)
3 points by krosaen 7y ago|0 comments
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by krosaen 7y ago
I actually have found that, at least for math and science classes, focusing on learning was a less stressful way to do well on tests, even if cramming was potentially a workable way to get the grade too. The remaining problem is that often
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by krosaen 7y ago
Just don't connect it and hook whatever you want into an hdmi port
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by krosaen 7y ago
This is really neat, and it's clear a lot of work went into the polish and interactivity. I'd love to see the elimination examples extended to show how LU factorization falls out of those steps. It seems like a key thing to grasp
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by krosaen 7y ago
Setup and learn how to use Anki to practice spaced repetition. Going forward you can now decide what you would like to remember (so long as you are willing to spend 5-15 mins a day reviewing)! People's names, that command you always lo
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Mjbots quad A0: October 2019 Roadmap (open source quadruped robot platform)(jpieper.com)
3 points by krosaen 7y ago|0 comments
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by krosaen 7y ago
I was hoping this was going to be about education;anyone have tips or links on using coq to get better at math proofs?
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by krosaen 7y ago
Haha 1900 pages on "basics"? I suspect there are better resources for each topic covered (e.g Gilbert Strang books and OCW lectures for Linear Algebra), but it is definitely interesting to peruse and get a sense of relevant topics
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by krosaen 7y ago
> One developer platform. We want to unify our efforts around third-party connected home devices under a single developer platform – a one-stop shop for both our developers and our customers to build a more helpful home. To accomplish th
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by krosaen 8y ago
Another connection to make: quaternions can be represented as a Lie group, which is a (smooth differentiable) manifold. This means representing 3d orientation using quaternions works better for optimization than e.g Euler angles (roll, pitc
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by krosaen 8y ago
This article was a fun read as it playfully poked holes in some conventional wisdom but I'm not sure I'm left with coherent advice. Deep work doesn't matter? Working in 15 minute bursts is ok? Save rewarding work for after ro
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by krosaen 8y ago
Very cool! If you like hexagons, and boy do I like hexagons, I recommend also checking out Uber’s Hexagonal Hierarchical Spatial Index https://eng.uber.com/h3/
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by krosaen 8y ago
Brendan Gregg's website has a lot of useful content on system performance analysis http://www.brendangregg.com/
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by krosaen 8y ago
Very admirable, though the headline hints he amassed this fortune solely through saving a modest paycheck when he was a banker earlier in his career and received a "sizeable inheritance".
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by krosaen 9y ago
I used to consider 3d graphics something that's cool but non-essential to learn, but lately, getting into computer vision and robotics, I've found that much of 3d graphics overlaps / are a prerequisite. It's fun that the
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by krosaen 9y ago
Perhaps I'm not reading carefully enough but doesn't he start by showing that choosing in order of most popular is not optimal, > At first sight this might look fine, but a closer look reveals that it is not a great ordering –
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by krosaen 9y ago
I think it'd be worth marketing this as 'multi-node' somehow, otherwise the docker piece seems irrelevant. So what's cool is: you can simulate a multiple node blockchain network (and this is technically achieved via dock
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by krosaen 9y ago
Cool! On a related note, having recently cracked open my old k&r c programming language book, I was reminded they cover a fairly complete implementation of malloc as a case study.
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by krosaen 9y ago
Huh, my brother has a 6p and recently got it replaced by a refurbished one after it had issues booting. My 5x has worked like a champ for two years.
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by krosaen 9y ago
Agree, though I must say the app suite that has come closest to making it "just work" with no sync button is Trello. It even knows when it might be out of sync and then offers you a refresh button.

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