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by poseid 12y ago
Interesting picture of the CPU! Multiple PLLs, different memory types, logic functions. From a hardware perspective, I think physics plays less and less a role here. What matters most nowadays, are all the subtle logical challanges introduc
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by poseid 12y ago
leading 0's might be helpful e.g. insted of 1100 110 --> 0110 0110
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JavaScript matters for prototypes(thinkingonthinking.com)
3 points by poseid 12y ago|0 comments
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by poseid 12y ago
was playing with a similar idea for rendering small electronic boards (= Arduino type) last weekend, mainly to help with pinouts of boards: http://pinboardjs.divshot.io/ - what do you think, might this be useful to you?
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by poseid 12y ago
looks like a nice post, but only have time for scanning right now. I can not quickly see what is advice and what is not. maybe some better taglines: "do this... " or "don't do ..." would help the time pressured read
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by poseid 12y ago
true, a RESTful API would be enough for state changes. but javascript would help working with events (e.g. for prototyping interactions). this goes a bit in the direction of building robots, e.g where Cylonjs is a nice example http:/&
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by poseid 12y ago
it would be nice to see an isomorphic approach to this
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by poseid 12y ago
nice - I was tracking this in the context of my book on Backbone http://pipefishbook.com/references , but isomorphic JavaScript has potential to address programmable devices via the web too, e.g. what if your lamp would spe
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by poseid 12y ago
not exactly yet for import/export parts, but I feel the need for better online interactions with parts too. So, I started working on a small project to make this easier last weekend. First prototype: http://pinboardjs.divsho
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by poseid 12y ago
Thanks! Good point, the web supports interaction with datasheets and conceptual work, less with the implementation of a PCB. On a sidenote, I was working on a small (open-source) project the last days to support rendering pin layouts of boa
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by poseid 12y ago
great introduction, and impressive depth. thanks for sharing! I wonder what you think of e.g. online tools for PCB design like upvertert.com
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by poseid 12y ago
nice idea - but I could not access the TOC of the book yesterday (some problem with packtpub). Is there a book website? Or any other pointers to projects that can be realized?
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by poseid 12y ago
installation of just ubuntu is very easy and good indeed. but creating an hdd image with partitions and different OS/*nix flavors is still pain. the bootsectors need to be setup, the Grub2 language is not exactly fun (at least for me).
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by poseid 12y ago
For my book on full stack JavaScript, I was looking into a small website for a cinema, which could be extended to hotels/rooms possibly. In fact, Airbnb has open-sourced their Rendr stack, which might give a nice foundation for your pr
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by poseid 12y ago
apart from this, it would be nice to have an installation wizard for installing a new Linux laptop, would love to have FreeBSD/Ubuntu/Windows with a simple boot menu
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by poseid 12y ago
interesting - just got a pointer to this gesture arduino shield this morning https://www.tindie.com/products/ootsidebox/3dpad-touchless-g...
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by poseid 12y ago
I wonder if something like this could be used to automatically place components in an electrical circuit (PCB)
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by poseid 12y ago
as someone who just has finished writing a book, I think skimming the TOC and index are an important part to get an idea of the book's content. If I decide I want to delve into the book, I actually still like paper, since you can easy
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by poseid 12y ago
it would be great to have people share more on the (open-source) software driving forums and news-sites. For example, I learned quite a lot about Ruby and Redis from looking at the source of Lamernews ( https://github.com/an
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by poseid 12y ago
nice! inspired by ipod?
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by poseid 12y ago
not a book, by a slide deck I cam across yesterday on OO design from Arduino perspective https://speakerdeck.com/supherman/object-oriented-design-the...
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by poseid 12y ago
this is certain an outlier in the total set of programming books, I can call myself lucky if my book http://pipefishbook.com/ is sold a couple of hundred times by end of the year.
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by poseid 12y ago
yes, sounds like a common problem, like people suggested rails blindly around 3-4 years ago.
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by poseid 12y ago
this is a static page made with http://hexo.io/ and the source of the page is at: https://github.com/farsinotare/munich-arduino
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Show HN: Munich Arduino meetup page(munich-arduino.divshot.io)
2 points by poseid 12y ago|1 comments
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by poseid 12y ago
I've read http://www.amazon.com/The-Essential-Knuth-Donald-E/dp/949138... over the holidays, and there was a nice reflection about these ideas from today's viewpoint.
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by poseid 12y ago
interesting - what I think is missing is nice ways to share circuits in the web, e.g. with JSON and/or JavaScript. There is http://wavedrom.com/ for signals, but nothing for schematics/layouts. Anyone interested t
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by poseid 12y ago
interesting ideas, but not exactly sure what the goals of the interface are. what ideas inspired you to develop this UI ?
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by poseid 12y ago
This talk is about how I change from blogging about philosophy (and Ruby) to JavaScript. Parts of the blog resulted into my new book http://pipefishbook.com/
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Blogging and writing about JavaScript(speakerdeck.com)
1 points by poseid 12y ago|1 comments

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