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laex
12y ago
I'm curious if 3D scanners are cheaper/portable/widely available now ?
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The Stanford 3D Scanning Repository
(graphics.stanford.edu)
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laex
12y ago
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laex
12y ago
I highly recommend Ray Tracing from Ground Up by Kevin Suffern. The book assumes no prior knowledge. http://www.raytracegroundup.com/ I took the raytracing course taught by Kevin at UTS. It was great.
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A description of a simple Ray Tracer (1995) [pdf]
(maths.tcd.ie)
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laex
12y ago
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laex
12y ago
Looks just like Slack.
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laex
12y ago
@girvo suggested installing gnu units, which does the trick. > brew install gnu-units > gunits
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laex
12y ago
Didn't work.
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laex
12y ago
I tried the 'units' program on OSX. It seems that it does not recognise the 'millilightseconds' unit.
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12y ago
This repo went from 1 Star to 433 in a single day.
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12y ago
I was watching last night. Is the Universe the Ultimate Computer?, with Seth Lloyd and others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atMuFCpxnUQ
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laex
12y ago
Some time back, I wrote a simple convex hull computing code in Go. If anyone's interested: https://github.com/hemantasapkota/go-convexhull
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OpenLearning targets 1M users. Primarily focuses on Asia
(e27.co)
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12y ago
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laex
12y ago
This bothers me lot. Why would they block it for UK and AU ?
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laex
12y ago
Tor Browser to the rescue. Thanks.
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12y ago
Video not available for Australia.
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laex
12y ago
This reminds of the blog post by Adam Brimo, the founder of OpenLearning ( http://www.openlearning.com ) - a MOOC startup heavily focused around creating communities. It's short, so I'll just post it here: --BEGIN POST--
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laex
12y ago
Unknown.?
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GPU-accelerated Path Rendering (2012) [pdf]
(graphics.rwth-aachen.de)
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12y ago
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Henry Reich explains why computer color is broken
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
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laex
12y ago
Is this going to be supported on Android ?
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12y ago
I use VIM + Tmux for the most part. That being said, editors like Sublime, WebStorm, Atom etc are great and are a part of my tools collections.
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The Pigeonhole Principle and Hashing [pdf]
(ugrad.cs.ubc.ca)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Are you using it for writing codes ?
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How Slack Became the Fastest Growing B2B SaaS Business (Maybe) Ever
(growthhackers.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Facebook is huge influencer in the open-source world. I don't see anything wrong with learning the tools/languages that it adopts. There are far smarter people working there. In context of this question, It seems that learning bot
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12y ago
Should I learn oCaml instead ? Looks appealing because companies like Facebook are using it create tools like Flow ( https://github.com/facebook/flow ).
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12y ago
Nice. I had a an idea for something similar. More like a library that takes in markdown formatted CSV and outputs well-formatted XLS/Pages document.
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When I was a kid, I saw the movie Takedown, which impressed me a lot. I wanted to know how to be a hacker. According to ESR's How to be a Hacker, picking up a programming language was the way to start. I started with a relatively unkno
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12y ago
Is the idea behind the app validated ? Has your partner talked with the potential customers ? Is the problem you're solving really an important problem ? Have you already built an MVP ? I've been in similar situations where my non
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12y ago
Taken from The Design and Implementation of Speech Recognition Systems. See http://asr.cs.cmu.edu/spring2014/lectures/class4.DP.pdf Slide 2.
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