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liyanage
12y ago
I love the Dropbox service, but if Amazon will provide iOS and Mac clients that work well and the Mac client turns out to be less of a CPU hog than the awful Dropbox Mac client, I'll switch right away. Dropbox is constantly the second
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Gimbal lock
(en.wikipedia.org)
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liyanage
12y ago
I had bought an inexpensive FPGA board to play around with programmable logic and then later learned about CPLDs (from a bigmessowires project report at http://www.bigmessowires.com/68-katy/ ), which seemed a better, ch
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Architecture of FPGAs and CPLDs: A Tutorial [pdf]
(eecg.toronto.edu)
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12y ago
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liyanage
12y ago
That's some harsh language directed at his coworkers...
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What is the difference between double-dot .. and triple-dot ... in Git?
(stackoverflow.com)
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12y ago
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What is the difference between URI, URL and URN?
(stackoverflow.com)
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12y ago
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Ask HN: Is there a great book-to-PDF scanning service?
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12y ago
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How Accurate Are These Smartphone Sound Measurement Apps?
(blogs.cdc.gov)
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12y ago
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liyanage
12y ago
Another vote for Fusion 360, especially on the Mac. I settled on that for 3D printing and hopefully soon desktop CNC modeling. It seems to be the only affordable yet not dumbed-down packages for OS X.
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liyanage
12y ago
Very nice. I suggest adding a link back to the poll, perhaps make the title in the gray box clickable.
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liyanage
12y ago
You can email yourself the proxy's CA certificate to the device and add it from within the Mail app.
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liyanage
12y ago
We so need a drone that saves us from poop in San Francisco.
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liyanage
13y ago
Yes I read one of your chapters as well, very well done and I'll be buying the book when it comes out.
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13y ago
That order is the part that confused me. I expected to read it right-to-left, instead it's left to right for the for statements, then the expression on the left at the end. I see now that the Python docs explain this very clearly...
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liyanage
13y ago
I think this is great, I've been doing Python for a while and I knew many of the features but I also learned a few new ones. I don't understand how this one to flatten lists works: a = [[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6]] [x for l i
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liyanage
13y ago
This is great, and I love how they got some UI things exactly right, such as zoom with the mouse wheel, and pan with the space bar held down, including visual feedback for the tool switch.
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liyanage
13y ago
Same here, I would immediately buy this new version (I bought the first one) if it were available electronically. I stopped buying paper technical books, they are never around when I need them. I also like to read them on my iPad, phone and
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liyanage
13y ago
Another vote for Glui, it is awesome and a great replacement for Skitch.
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liyanage
13y ago
I backed this on Kickstarter and I'm very disappointed that it's now GPL and not BSD/MIT-licensed.
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13y ago
> I just don't get the sentiment of "unlock my free-with-contract phone two months into my contract, you bastards!" This is a reasonable thing to want if you travel overseas and want to pop in a cheap local SIM card for th
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liyanage
13y ago
Given how easy the quick fix is to apply, basic Retina support should really have been in a free minor-version update to 9, not in a presumably paid upgrade to 10, after a long wait.
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13y ago
That said, it sounds like it might be a hassle to get that to work on a Mac. I got the personal license of Mathematica for Mac a while ago and thought the price was reasonable for such a powerful system. The only thing that was driving me n
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13y ago
I would imagine you'd need an ARM-based virtual machine. Perhaps QEMU could do it.
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13y ago
This is really awesome. I just added it to my IPython Notebook Mac app: https://github.com/liyanage/ipython-notebook/wiki
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An ambitious experiment in Data Science takes off
(blog.fperez.org)
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liyanage
13y ago
Interesting, a day later I got an e-mail that let me claim my full name without suffix.
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liyanage
13y ago
Same here, I don't understand why I'm forced to append junk, and I'm pretty sure my first/last name alone aren't taken. I canceled at that point.
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IPython Notebook Mac App now running notebook 1.0
(github.com)
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13y ago
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liyanage
13y ago
Same here, thanks hdivider and asolove, that was a great read.
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