sunpazed

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by sunpazed 9y ago
For the record, I’ve never touched the native calculator. I’ve been using an RPN tool called CALX. It’s great. I’d more than happily pay to use it, but it’s free!
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by sunpazed 9y ago
Never go full Groupon.
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by sunpazed 9y ago
I have three kids under 5 years, and I've been more productive than ever. Mostly due to the fact that my wife and I aren't spending time socialising after hours or on the weekend. Once the kids are in bed, there's not much to
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by sunpazed 10y ago
Yes. It's a webapp.
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by sunpazed 10y ago
I've used Milanote in beta for the last few months - and I can attest, it's a great platform for creative thinking. Calling it a "notes app" falls short of how good it is. Milanote has replaced my previous workflow — an
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by sunpazed 11y ago
Robots - they took our jobs! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZBYLIUqmIs
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by sunpazed 11y ago
Slick app. Was looking for a RPN calc. Just purchased it.
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by sunpazed 11y ago
We just launched this site today with a clever 404. https://whispir.io/error - try using the arrow keys and spacebar.
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Deaf and following todays Superbowl XLIX? We're streaming live captions(tveeder.tumblr.com)
2 points by sunpazed 12y ago|0 comments
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What is the world doing right now? Post a photo and tell your story(cliquefy.com)
1 points by sunpazed 12y ago|0 comments
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by sunpazed 12y ago
I've started a HN stream, http://cliquefy.com/i6S4EC1n6oO - say hello from your mobile device!
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Cliquefy – App-free photo streams. Share a link. Anyone can post(cliquefy.com)
1 points by sunpazed 12y ago|1 comments
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by sunpazed 12y ago
Personally, I prefer o_O.js
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by sunpazed 12y ago
This is awesome! I'll certainly contribute to this. Will the source be opened up? Here's a delay filter: var delay_array = []; var delay_length = 5; var delay_feedback = 0.6; var delay_volume = 0.4; function delay(x)
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by sunpazed 12y ago
Try this link: http://beta.tveeder.com/785/byrange?&from=1402972200&to=1402...
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by sunpazed 12y ago
Yes. However, it does require custom hardware. We've prototyped a small hardware platform to allow others to contribute to the live feed. However, this remains at prototype stage - we've been running self funded since inception.
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by sunpazed 12y ago
Sure. It's a simple REST API. Here's the link: http://tveeder.tumblr.com/post/60208341417/oh-theres-an-api-...
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by sunpazed 12y ago
Not yet. Websockets are utilised on the frontend, however the API is vanilla REST.
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by sunpazed 12y ago
Yes - there's 6 streaming, see: http://tveeder.tumblr.com/post/60161190670/weve-just-graduat... The architecture allows for additional channels as needed.
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by sunpazed 12y ago
Yes, it is. Myself, and a small group of enthusiasts developed the service. We launched in 2011, with the idea that the hearing impaired could use the service to access a great source of realtime information - television. The hearing impair
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Deaf and following the World Cup? We're streaming live captions(tveeder.tumblr.com)
143 points by sunpazed 12y ago|38 comments
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by sunpazed 13y ago
Hmm. https://www.google.com.au/search?q=slit+photography
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by sunpazed 13y ago
"In the beginning there was the command line" covers most of these points: http://www.cryptonomicon.com/beginning.html
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by sunpazed 14y ago
There are other similar projects, however the advantage of the Light is that it can exist as a client AND stand-alone server, controlling other lights - including other 'Internet-of-Things'