rch

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2521.
Open source Arduino based USB/MIDI foot controller(axe.io)
2 points by rch 16y ago|1 comments
2522.
by rch 16y ago
I'm surprised I don't see more startups pitching audio projects. Of course, maybe they are plenty, but I would have to be a musician to hear about them.
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by rch 16y ago
Those terms, simple and easy, should be taken as relative to the system being described. I would argue that CFD models are surprisingly simple relative to the task of understanding multi-phase, particle-laden, turbulent fluids.
2524.
by rch 16y ago
Individual talent is still evident on developer mailing lists, discussion groups, etc. A quick example: http://9fans.net/archive/?q=rsc&go=Grep
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by rch 16y ago
Algorithm or equation? Either way, I'd suggest the Navier-Stokes system of equations, and associated numeric solutions. Have a look at Chung's 'Computational Fluid Dynamics' (2010) via Google books: http://books.google.com/books?id=Cq6tqmM
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Why Twitter and Facebook don’t cut it(blog.balfes.net)
1 points by rch 16y ago|0 comments
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by rch 16y ago
Why not look for someone who recently had a successful exit?
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by rch 16y ago
I'm just glad they abbreviate 'Extensible Processing Platform' as EPP, not XPP.
2529.
Xilinx Zynq: SoC plus FPGA(low-powerdesign.com)
1 points by rch 16y ago|1 comments
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by rch 16y ago
Longevity is difficult to predict, but I suspect Salvatore's approach will seem familiar to those who wrote some of the decades-old software that programmers still use every day.
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What should Linux Fund do with open.org?(open.org)
2 points by rch 16y ago|0 comments
2532.
by rch 16y ago
I just noticed a patch I submitted a year ago was accepted this week. While the patch was sitting there gathering dust in bugzilla (or whatever), I was using my version locally and enjoying the benefits. If I had designed and submitted a ni
2533.
by rch 16y ago
Sure, I'd call that a valid point. Replacing one dictatorship with another has significant historical president, and might be very simple if everyone agrees on who should be in charge. One might argue, though, that if the new regime needs t
2534.
by rch 16y ago
How about: what would be 'simplest thing that could possibly work' if one were implementing a new government for an existing nation-state?
2535.
by rch 16y ago
There's something surprising about a collaborative content editing web application outperforming a point-moderated content system when your subject is the inventor of the former? :)
2536.
by rch 16y ago
vi or emacs?
2537.
by rch 16y ago
Agreed. Personally, I think they were covertly testing a new chip to make professional videos seem more like low-fi youtube streams. CNN would want a data center full of them.
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Russ Cox talks about the Google Go programming language(software.intel.com)
7 points by rch 16y ago|4 comments
2539.
by rch 16y ago
Is it blasphemy to want Go to have a horse in this race? An equivalence beyond eval anyway... http://golang.org/pkg/exp/eval/
2540.
by rch 16y ago
Plus one for the task decorator. Very nice work all around.
2541.
by rch 16y ago
Apache CouchDB will become best-of-breed software sometime after couchio/couchone/couchbase is out of the picture. The technical foundation is there, but the culture is just 'off' somehow.
2542.
by rch 16y ago
...and reading through things, I guess there is. Awful.
2543.
by rch 16y ago
...assuming there really is any 'issue' on either side here, that is.
2544.
by rch 16y ago
If this was just an honest mistake, the response should have been worded differently. At this point, perhaps the account problem could be fixed immediately, and then a separate discussion started to address the hudson-labs issue. To do othe