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by smlacy 11y ago
... In C#
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My rocky first 24 hours with the Apple watch(medium.com)
5 points by smlacy 11y ago|2 comments
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by smlacy 12y ago
Source code is not documentation. The MuseScore XML files do not contain any link to a DTD, XSD or other XML DOCTYPE metadata, and thus, they are not self-documenting. By comparison, the MusicXML format is open, because the following docume
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by smlacy 12y ago
Are there specs for the 1.3 version? Can you provide a link? This specific project was engraved using MuseScore 2.0, and their files cannot be opened using MuseScore 1.3. For me, this is contradictory to the notion of "Open".
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by smlacy 12y ago
"somewhat proprietary" = "Where is the specification of the XML format of MuseScore 2.0 save files" All I could find was http://musescore.org/en/handbook/file-format Without a full specificatio
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by smlacy 12y ago
Fantastic stuff. I find the choice of MuseScore and it's somewhat proprietary XML-based format an odd choice for "open" though. For example, I tried to open these scores using the MuseScore binary that comes with the latest
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by smlacy 12y ago
So this is basically OnLive but "consumerized" (as they are focusing on enterprise these days it seems). Even your line "using GPU tech originally developed for video game streaming" makes me think you've actually l
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by smlacy 12y ago
Fails to explain what "opengenera" is and why I would want to run it.
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by smlacy 12y ago
"Siri's voice recognition is kind of bad some of the time. I've extrapolated this observation to all other voice recognition systems"
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by smlacy 12y ago
What's Gambit? Links like this without context aren't useful.
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by smlacy 12y ago
Although highly suspect and troubling, this does not necessarily require that they have all users original passwords stored in plain text. If they had originally used a hashing function that obeyed the following: Hash(pw) + Hash(pw) := Has
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by smlacy 12y ago
A brief introduction to "polyfilling" and what that means would be pertinent. I've never heard that term and have no idea what this is about, nor do I care.
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by smlacy 12y ago
Someone forgot Newton's 1st Law of Motion, and it's evident in all these videos. In other words: It's impossible to steer a device like this .
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by smlacy 12y ago
When I view your videos, all I can think is "oooh, he's using some kind of page-fault type engine to pull in and dynamically generate cubical subdivisions of space" So, assuming that's what's happening, why not pre-
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10 Finalist Teams Announced for the Tricorder XPrize(tricorder.xprize.org)
1 points by smlacy 12y ago|0 comments
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by smlacy 12y ago
Or hide it's irrelevance? "Drawbridge: In-process visualization of Win32 Binaries" will get a lot less clicks.
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by smlacy 12y ago
It's actually more like a victorian stereograph, an idea from about 150 years ago.
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by smlacy 13y ago
Everything he shows here is accomplished already by a fairly nice set of buttons on my steering wheel. Each button has a unique shape, so finding them without ever looking down is very easy, and my hands never leave the wheel. What I find
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MathBox.js: Presentation-quality math diagrams in a browser using WebGL.(github.com)
2 points by smlacy 13y ago|0 comments
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Configuration Flags: A Love Story (stickyminds.com)
6 points by smlacy 13y ago|0 comments
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by smlacy 13y ago
Well, yeah, that's the easy way. :) This is mostly to illustrate a technique of "parallel processing using fifos and split input" It's almost like a miniature mapreduce running locally. See also "bashreduce"
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by smlacy 13y ago
Sort a file in "parallel" (note quotes!) in a multicore machine (note I'm showing 2 cores but this could be generalized to more): mkfifo split_aa mkfifo split_ab mkfifo sorted_aa mkfifo sorted_ab split -
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by smlacy 13y ago
If you're looking for a good deal, just get one of the Asus MeMo 7" tablets. Basically the same as the N7, but $99.
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by smlacy 14y ago
Why is this on HN? Flagging.
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by smlacy 14y ago
Agreed 100%. How did this end up on the front page? Flagging as well.
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by smlacy 14y ago
Interesting! Wondering if there's something in the space of MapReduce/BashReduce ( https://github.com/erikfrey/bashreduce ) where you could take this...
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by smlacy 14y ago
Cool, thanks! Care to share how you created this?
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by smlacy 14y ago
Blog post from Aug 9, 2012, so "old news". Something that's new to you is old news to people following the space.
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by smlacy 14y ago
That's scaled down -- do you have a full full full resolution?
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by smlacy 14y ago
Congrats! Hopefully Android is coming soon! :)

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