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tdicola
13y ago
There are lots of American small kitchen appliances that pull more than 1100 watts, including kettles. Most outlet circuits are rated for 15 amps so it's not uncommon for some appliances like toaster ovens or vacuums to use 1800 watts
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tdicola
13y ago
Agreed--I think the living room 'hub' is DOA in a world of smartphones and tablets. Why would I want to mess around with some clunky 10 foot interface when I can just pull my phone out of my pocket or pick up the tablet on my cof
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tdicola
13y ago
As a Jeep driver I agree, they're definitely not appropriate for shuttling around most people. If you can find the niche of uber customers who want to go offroad though, maybe you could make a fortune.
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tdicola
13y ago
I'd love to know what benefits the real name system has been providing users. It seems like it's causing more outrage and problems (i.e. recent Youtube comment redesign) than actual good.
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13y ago
This is a quick IPython notebook I made to parse the list of Oscar nominated films and search various movie streaming services for them. You can view the output of the notebook at the link above, or grab the notebook from my github repo h
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Show HN: Streamable 2013 Oscar Nominated Films
(htmlpreview.github.io)
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tdicola
13y ago
Any tips for actually getting a Show HN post on HN? I've posted a few things but been frustrated to see them immediately fall out of the new page with only a couple votes.
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13y ago
Very cool, I like title of the associated book "No Bullshit Guide To Linear Algebra" too. Does anyone know of a nice, short summary of discrete mathematics to go along with this?
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13y ago
I thought folks on HN might be interested in something I built and documented on Adafruit's site, it's a probe thermometer (for monitoring what you cook in the oven) that logs temperature data over wifi to Amazon's DynamoDB s
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Show HN: WiFi kitchen probe thermometer that logs to DynamoDB
(learn.adafruit.com)
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13y ago
Are these really performance extensions? They look more like extensions to simplify the creation of common charts like geo, stacked bar graphs, etc. edit: The library looks pretty slick though--I like the fluent interface for describing a
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tdicola
13y ago
Don't forget there's a god mode face image too: https://www.google.com/search?q=doom+god+mode&source=lnms&tb... I made a similar doom guy visualization long ago to monitor server health that got some laugh
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13y ago
I'm guessing his intention is that you build an app which scales its metrics to values between 0-100 and then construct a URL directly to the image--that way you don't need to worry about mapping the value to the damage inflicted.
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13y ago
The numbers don't seem to be that concerning--1000 people/quarter or let's say 5000 people renouncing per year. Out of 6 million citizens living abroad that's less than 0.1% renouncing their citizenship. Can you really
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13y ago
Very cool, I'm looking forward to checking this out. Support for injecting HTML, javascript, etc. into the notebook and even loading custom css & javascript sounds great. I suspect we'll start seeing some really slick lookin
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13y ago
As annoyed as I am with Reader's demise, you can't really say they gave no warning. Four months heads up, and for the last few weeks daily reminders when you logged in should have gotten the message across.
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13y ago
Should be a fun next couple of weeks as all the Reader replacements get a big spike in traffic and deal with inevitable scaling problems.
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13y ago
For concentrating, I'm a big fan of Brian Eno's ambient albums like Ambient 1: Music for Airports.
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13y ago
I use it all the time to add things to a grocery/shopping list reminder. 'Add eggs to groceries' 'Add soda to groceries' etc. It works really well for me and is much faster than opening a note app, finding the groce
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13y ago
I used to think the same thing, but really most SMD soldering isn't that difficult with some practice and a nice fine point soldering iron. Check out Dave Jone's videos at the EEVBlog, he has some great ones on SMD soldering like http://w
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13y ago
On the contrary this has a 400mhz MIPS-based processor with 32MB of RAM that runs a version of Linux--it definitely is a full-fledged computer, just with an Atmel AVR hanging off the serial port.
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13y ago
Very cool board--interesting that it has both an Atmel micro controller and MIPS processor. I guess the AVR gives it full compatibility with arduino code and is just a slave of the CPU. I built a little wireless rice cooker monitor with a
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13y ago
It's clearly a prototype meant to demonstrate the technology, and far from any sort of finished product or even developer ready kit.
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13y ago
I love watching movies at the Seattle Film Festival every year, but hate trying to find showtimes that don't conflict with each other. I created this web app as a simple tool to automatically build a schedule for a list of selected movies a
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Show HN: Generate a schedule of films to see at the Seattle Film Festival
(tonydicola.com)
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Nice! I was thinking about doing something similar to show all the 'Show HN....' that never make the front page. There's a lot of good stuff that barely gets any views for better or worse.
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13y ago
I love watching movies at the Seattle Film Festival every year, but hate trying to find showtimes that don't conflict with each other. I created this web app as a simple tool to automatically build a schedule for a list of selected movies
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Show HN: Automatically build a schedule of films at the Seattle film festival
(tonydicola.com)
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I think you're being a little harsh on him--regardless of what language this game was written in it looks great. This is obviously a labor of love and not something made to get press attention. If someone wanted to get a story written abo
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14y ago
I remember buying this book as a kid http://www.amazon.com/Qbasic-Games-More-Fred-Sexton/dp/15652... and literally poring over it for hours (before the internet, you had a lot of free time as a kid) to see how to make neat graphic effects
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