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Can you provide some links/example to your usage of a gantry system? I don't typically use that term, curious to your exact usage.
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I find that pops up less these days like it used to.
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I was needing a fully digital (controlled) microscope stage and stand recently. I was suprised to find a lack of motorized stages compared to other items. It would be nice to have a modular stage so it could be used with different stands. R
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Curious, what’s the best method currently for automatically mapping or discovering controls of a connected midi instrument? Especially if you don’t have a predefined midi map/template. Or is manually activating controls and defining yo
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I'm curious, what's the current size of your instance (disk space/# records) for this dataset? I'd be interested in a dump of the raw data, to save having to access via the API. I'd be willing to pay for the bandwid
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Or you could have a friend buy it then reimburse them. Or buy and swap a few times to see if it affects the results. Would be easier to test the theory if it wasn’t so expensive.
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Yet, I use eslint every day, I have money, I’m willing to pay, but I’m not familiar with the owner or his products, (nor inclined to seek them out), nor will I go find their Patreon page (although I do support several YouTuber Patreon pages
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Thx for the info, I don’t use Go typically.
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Curious, wouldn’t you want the source code to compile on the final platform? (If not using docker) I’m not familiar with binary or lower level workings but I figured there would be certain benefits of compiling the same code on Linux vs Mac
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Here's all of the California data: https://oshpd.ca.gov/data-and-reports/cost-transparency/hosp... https://data.chhs.ca.gov/dataset/hospital-annual-financial-d...
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Found this github repo[1] about a proposed schema etc, and a wikipedia article about chargemasters[2]. [1] https://github.com/docgraph/Hospital_Charge_Master_Data_Sche... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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Here is the link to Vanderbilt's pricing [1] mentioned in the article. Has a few CSVs and PDFs, also Johns Hopkins[2]. Searching google generically for the term "chargemasters csv download" seemed to uncover a few more hospit
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Or my personal favorite, who’s in space right now: http://api.open-notify.org/astros.json To save you from googling, it's these 3 people: [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Saint-Jacques [0]
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I’ve tried it and overall found the service spotty in Denver, and typically a notch lower (technical term) on whatever speed compared to Verizon etc, when traveling internationally. I will admit that initial tech support experiences were u
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In comparison, if you consider CES as a modern day world’s fair, imagine the dangers of experiencing a Tesla electricity exhibit or some of the earlier X-ray tech with hour long exposure to high radiation. https://abcnews.go.com&
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It sucks that UX issues (for lack of a better term) like this exist. It’s one of the sole reasons we don’t have the Concorde flight program any longer, since it couldn’t do any domestic flights because of the noise pollution from breaking t
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You can also ping this every second/few seconds. http://api.open-notify.org/iss-now.json
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I agree, thanks for the reminder. As an example, I was working with Mass Spectrometry data recently, and found a list of about 20-30 possible formats for that topic alone (mostly proprietary) [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/
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I was also curious about choosing or creating a file format, when creating a low level program that outputs a lot of data. Any recommendations or popular reading? I realize some choices are for proprietary reasons, then compression, but tha
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7 billion people, probably room for at least 2 choices, especially given most other categories of services/products have 10x as many. I’d say the car or luxury brand reference is fitting, since it probably comes down to trade-offs/
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Absolutely. Open access to terabytes of lidar data is awesome.
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I think your thinking of the BI Connector for analytics/SQL compatibility. From the docs: Changed in version 2.0: Version 2.0 of the MongoDB Connector for BI introduces a new architecture that replaces the previous PostgreSQL foreign
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A lot of data comes from NYC open data: Massive collection of raw lidar, contour, GIS data: ftp://ftp.gis.ny.gov NYC Open Data (GIS related): https://github.com/CityOfNewYork/nyc-geo-metadata An example direc
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Thanks for sharing that link!
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Ask HN: Tiny extreme macro camera for Arduino etc?
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Check out the Luna display device if you have a new iPad. It allows you to stream your Mac to your iPad, works pretty well if you have a situation that calls for it.
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Thanks for sharing.
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I get it on my iPhone (x if it matters)
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Thanks for sharing
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One glaring omission of the monorepo design, not sure why really, is if you want open and closed source software in the same monorepo, it doesn’t seem possible. Curious as to why this design choice was made.
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