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by memset 15y ago
This looks very cool. I myself am working on a video service wherein users upload large videos. For my particular application, I'm looking for something which can handle large files (500MB - 2GB), preferably giving file upload progress and
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by memset 15y ago
I get really really excited when I read articles like this. For the elderly, so many causes of hospitalization are completely preventable. And it is hospitalizations which wipe out patients' savings. So if we can prevent hospitalizations fo
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by memset 15y ago
This is true. I wanted the flexibility to attach PDFs, print them out, let people save them to their computers, change my URL, etc - without breaking anything. Plus, it is much easier for me to update the document via a GUI rather than traw
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by memset 15y ago
Thanks so much! The documentation took a long time. I went from no documentation, to a 30 megabyte PDF I created with OpenOffice (not recommended), to borrowing a friend's light box and buying InDesign to create a pretty neat assembly gui
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by memset 15y ago
I just received your order. Thank you! The margins on this are not bad, but I wouldn't say they are stellar either (for some definition of "stellar") You can look at all of the components/PCB/acrylic and back-of-the-napkin estimate its unit
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by memset 15y ago
If you're interested, there are two things I've been meaning to update about this script (I promise I will merge your pull request!) 1. The measurements do not take the laser's kerf into account. That is to say, it does not account for the
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by memset 15y ago
One gentleman has done a writeup on creating a variable supply from an ATX. http://hackaday.com/2010/12/09/atx-psu-turned-into-an-adjust... It might be a good starting point for a kit which doesn't require a modification of the power supp
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by memset 15y ago
Hi all, I made this! Neat to have my dream of being on the front page of HN come to fruition. To use HN parlance, one might say that I have launched! (Any VCs out there want to discuss other ideas I'm working on?) This kit look me about 6 m
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by memset 15y ago
HackerThings recently posted a widget I created (the ATX Power Supply to Bench Supply). In a few days I'll post a writeup of traffic (or sales, if any, none so far) mainly for the benefit of coderdude. Thank you, coderdude, for sharing my p
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by memset 15y ago
What is a "Linux2" keyboard layout?
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by memset 15y ago
To me, the interesting thing about this is that his resume is so... so ordinary . Ordinary in the sense that there are a great many smart graduate students who have done some interesting summer internships, have some neat projects, and are
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by memset 15y ago
This is really great! Lots of people are saying that you can just use avr-gcc. Which is technically true, but it still requires knowledge and bitwise manipulation of AVR registers. For example, you can't really use timers without understand
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by memset 15y ago
Perhaps all of us have our own idea of why, exactly, we found The Jetsons' Rosie useful and appealing. For myself, the appeal is removing the need for a human to do any sort of physical grunt work to perform a task. With software, I still h
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by memset 15y ago
This is very cool, congratulations! Just bought a sample pack. I have a few technical questions, if I may (or if you have a good blog post or document that can help, that would be amazing.) I've been playing with RFID for a while. Is NFC di
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by memset 15y ago
Very cool - I've never played with sending special terminal characters before to clear the screen and the like; like others, I will definitely add this to my repertoire! My suggestion for deciphering it - let's not forget about `indent`! Bo
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by memset 15y ago
This is one of the coolest and most useful new companies I have seen. I love how I, uh, have no freaking clue what their technology stack is because their business doesn't depend on selling to other geeks. (Though that would of course be
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by memset 15y ago
Same here! Though "unlimited" here is constrained by their no-tethering policy. And their phones are not very well suited for eating lots of data. (I know that I tend to be hesitant to use data on my phone because I know it's just kinda slu
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New RStudio Beta Available(blog.rstudio.org)
4 points by memset 15y ago|1 comments
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by memset 15y ago
To me, this is consistent with Paul Graham's essay "Keep Your Identity Small." If I have strongly identified myself as a "technical person" then I have excluded myself from the possibility of becoming conversant in non-tech things, like goo
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by memset 15y ago
Interestingly, this downvoted link resulted in 63 hits to Maddox's page from this referer. http://maddox.xmission.com/statistics/statistics.html
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by memset 15y ago
One place (perhaps the only place) where I find points valuable is when people offer more fact-oriented comments rather than opinions and anecdotes. For example, in a discussion on some aspect of law (I don't come to HN for law advice, but
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by memset 15y ago
What is particularly interesting to me is the part where he describes why the "I should be able to expect two’s complement semantics when 32-bit signed integers overflow" line of reasoning is incorrect. When I first learned about two's comp
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by memset 16y ago
Neat - even though we can't see votes, downvoted comments are gray. Maybe all of a thread's comment's color will be normalized between Black and Invisible, depending on a comment's relative number of upvotes (or negative score).
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by memset 16y ago
One idea is to make the site deliberately slower. As for myself, there is so much content on the internet that if a link is slow, I'll just close the window and move on to something else. When the work network is laggy, I close the browse
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by memset 16y ago
I am working for "the man" in every sense that that phrase implies: yes, dropbox, facebook, gmail, and tumblr are blocked. And we use ClearCase! Participating in any sort of forums or outside communication via company equipment during wor
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by memset 16y ago
I almost feel bad for posting this link, but it does provide some evidence that even at Fog Creek - the Holy Grail of great engineering environments - employees become burned out due to the fact that, hey, a lot of software problems need to
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Ask HN: Is doing research harmful in an idea harmful for a startup?
2 points by memset 17y ago|3 comments