rcpt

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Studying my car's sensor data with Open Torque Viewer(ryancompton.net)
74 points by rcpt 12y ago|28 comments
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by rcpt 12y ago
I went once, around 5 years ago, and I got the impression that Burning Man was mostly a huge party rather than a community of people - and that's fine. Million dollar sound systems, pyrotechnics, and the kinds of people who can make th
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by rcpt 12y ago
>making it possible to actually download the PDF The journal they published in, Physical Review X, is a newer open-access journal from APS (along the same lines as PLOS ONE or Nature Scientific Reports). I think it's great but not e
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by rcpt 12y ago
> ASICs. D. E. Shaw already has a machine for it http://www.dfi.uchile.cl/~jsgonzal/aton.pdf
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by rcpt 12y ago
Getting openwrt on a tp-link router is real easy and there's cjdns builds available now. cf. https://www.reddit.com/r/darknetplan/comments/2lmpqg/running... There's also the Serval app. Turns o
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by rcpt 12y ago
About a year ago there was a lot of press about a GPU database called MapD. It's not released yet but most of their demos involve spatial data cf http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2013/11/20/juicing-big-d
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by rcpt 12y ago
Before Unicode existed
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by rcpt 12y ago
Here they mention that the testnet will be available in a few weeks https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/maidsafe-developme...
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by rcpt 12y ago
I agree. The idea is to safeguard against github going down by storing data in a dht. I don't see why just hosting a repository on https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MaidSafe won't work here.