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by seism 6y ago
Far out! Here is the 13 second video from the Max Planck Society in all its glory: https://youtu.be/kUY3TglEUCU
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by seism 6y ago
That story (from 2017) is fantastic. CalTopo - and OSM, at best of times - a project of passion. Thanks for sharing!
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by seism 6y ago
You had me at "rendering a Swiss landscape" 8-) Seriously, this looks like very good material for my own learning or to bootstrap a graphathon.
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by seism 6y ago
Tools for campaigns to improve the urban experience through crowdsourcing, ML & HCD.
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by seism 6y ago
+1 to the idea, and the obstacles, which I deeply sympathise with. You've got a couple of potential users here already. Rock on!
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by seism 6y ago
Many demos reek of bashful teenage spirit and childlike wonder. May the flame never die!
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by seism 6y ago
Tools like Calendly do a reasonably good job of making an allowlist out of your calendar. Put them in your email sig and generally teach people to use it.
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by seism 6y ago
Wonderful exploration of film data. It would be great to learn from the same process applied to film material in the public domain. Extra brownie points for using "Python, Julia & R" in the same dataviz.
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by seism 7y ago
Beautiful hack. What about accessories à la Instagram or Facebook?
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by seism 7y ago
Results at https://versusvirus.devpost.com/submissions
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VersusVirus hackathon in Switzerland with over 4000 participants(versusvirus.ch)
1 points by seism 7y ago|1 comments
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by seism 7y ago
The concept reminds me of https://jermolene.com/cecily/ - open source, own your data, hackable..
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by seism 7y ago
I <3 generative art - this is really well done, the detailed explanations appreciated. And I can especially enjoy this after playing through Everybody's Gone to the Rapture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everybod
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by seism 11y ago
Thanks for the tip. I really enjoyed reading Rendezvous with Rama again last weekend.
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by seism 11y ago
Preparation goes a long way to create a great event. Start planning at least 3 months in advance. Do pre-hackathon meetups, where people already start brainstorming projects. On a wiki, have lists of data sources, resources to get started,
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by seism 11y ago
We're looking for people to bring their (science related) data, helpers and of course participants to remix a bunch of open data sources with us next week. There will be workshops on scientific computing & data visualization, free
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Swiss open research data hackdays(make.opendata.ch)
2 points by seism 11y ago|1 comments
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by seism 13y ago
Well reasoned and researched, the author solidly frames the moral conundrum. There is no "solution", obviously. To recognize that the homeless person and the successful entrepreneur are outliers on the same sliding scale, in their
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by seism 13y ago
Thanks for posting a very impressive essay. In particular it gets the idea across of how much starting up is a human experience, not only a process. I'm not able to find a previous discussion of it here, or any validating references. A
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by seism 14y ago
Mac / Windows downloads only, but here's some tips from WINEHQ about running your favorite visual hallucinogens on Linux: http://wiki.winehq.org/ScreenSavers (*Note: I could not get this one to work in wine, crashes right away..)
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by seism 14y ago
Site's down for me too, but on the Google cached version I found the donation link and the download info got quickly emailed back to me automatically despite the error message after checkout: http://100yss.fetchapp.com/sell/eireeghu
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by seism 15y ago
Looks very promising, best of luck to Prof. Odersky in this new venture.
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by seism 15y ago
One could do worse than add your comment here: https://github.com/maqetta/maqetta/issues/6
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by seism 15y ago
Great start. Just the thing to reignite enthusiasm for the rest of the framework. You might also say this is a much anticipated response to Sencha Labs' slick ExtJS Designer. I'm not a fan of data binding magic tricks, so would encourage th