mikecsh

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   by mikecsh 14y ago

   Typo: Take cars of F the road, relieve congestion, and reduce carbon emissions.
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   Ask HN: What happened to SONY SNAP

   1 points by mikecsh 15y ago|0 comments
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   by mikecsh 15y ago

   Can your recommend any particularly good resources/tutorials or further information on this? Thanks!
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   by mikecsh 15y ago

   On Intelligence by Jeff Hawkins
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   by mikecsh 15y ago

   You seem to be describing a problem that needs to be solved rather than a situation meaning that there is anything wrong with the technology. I used to have speech control turned on on my computer - you can set it to listen to everything wh
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   by mikecsh 15y ago

   This seems like baseless speculation to me. Surely it listens for instructions and I'd be very surprised if it didn't return communications in some manner, perhaps using some spread spectrum technique to drop the transmit signal below the n
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   by mikecsh 15y ago

   This always seems intuitive to me. You see a single queue feeding multiple processors fairly often such as in banks and security queues at airports. They seem "fairer" to me as you are not disadvantaged by picking the "wrong" queue through
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   by mikecsh 15y ago

   Perhaps there is a difficulty in getting designers involved with open source software projects. As a freelance web developer you could overhaul a few of the promotional websites for the software you use and find poorly promoted. Perhaps bet
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   by mikecsh 15y ago

   "Isn't reverse engineering for the purposes of interoperability expressly allowed under the DMCA?" That's what I thought too - can anyone address this question?
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    My interest with FPGAs is more designing processors rather than interfacing with electronics. I like the products from OpalKelly [ http://www.opalkelly.com/ ] for this as they have a USB interface and C libraries on the computer side, HDL o
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    I don't think the point of the article is to say "oh, life is so hard to set stuff up nowadays". Rather, the point is that it is easier and more pragmatic to rush ahead with an imperfect technology stack and achieve great things than it is
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    I think you definitely need to do this - left the site almost immediately because I couldn't quickly find a way to filter the content to be relevant to me. I love the concept though so having found from this thread that there is a search fu
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    Sounds brilliant!
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    Just be cautious of any IP restrictions in your contract! Otherwise they may claim your code or sue you into oblivion!
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    Interesting - how are you doing the sentiment analysis?
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    I've actually done exactly this exercise myself having been constantly frustrated with the development platform in use at my company (Similar Dell PCs, Win 7, VS2010, RS6 etc.). Additionally we have a slow VPN to our servers which are hoste
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    Yes your'e right that the compiler != the IDE. The compile time should be attributed to the compiler, of course, but VS has a habit of invoking the compiler unnecessarily, even if no source has changed. I don't really use the WYSIWIG aspec
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    Inside the Black Box: http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Black-Box-Quantitative-Trading/...
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    I never understand people who think that VS is the greatest IDE. Sure, when I first started using VS2003 having been doing all of my C coding on the command line prior to that point it felt revolutionary and the best thing since sliced brea
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    by mikecsh 15y ago

    I use it indirectly to sync NetNewsWire on my Mac, iPhone and iPad. I don't use the app itself though.