th0ma5

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   Chip8 Emulator in Clojure(github.com)

   1 points by th0ma5 8y ago|0 comments
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   Video here https://youtu.be/m9joBLOZVEo
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   Every time she posts I feel simultaneously excited of what's to find in there, and dumber because I haven't gone this deep into something. Such great writing where the subject matter is both compelling and the author has done thei
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   Always want to fill out the old https://craphound.com/spamsolutions.txt form with these ideas. Like the open world / closed world AI problem.
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   Can I buy just the controller? Sure does seem the PS4 controller is about the best out there for most gaming, and I've been hesitant to buy anything else. This controller seems just as well made.
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   Jeez Louise I worked with the Oracle BI stuff once and it was so poorly documented that using Wireshark was the only to figure out what all pieces did what and how it all worked. I'd imagine other such enterprisey stuff that's bee
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   I had a project to map out a whole bunch of relationships between various software configuration parameters of a vendor product. This was a lot of XML but also some CSV and JSON data. There's probably a ton of ways to do it, but I just
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   Big fan of Jena. The command line tools alone for running SPARQL queries and converting between formats is great. Can anyone compare and contrast Jena in a Java project and/or operation against flat files with Neo4J or other graph syst
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   by th0ma5 8y ago

   I feel like this is employees saying "make work not so psychologically abusive" and businesses going "ping pong tables, got it..."
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    Someone had a thread on Twitter trying to crash it ASAP and the key was the run dialogue box with "con\con" ... This even crashes the JavaScript Windows 95 emulators.
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    I made a message queue based thing several years ago. https://github.com/th0ma5w/live-jython-processing if you have a repl then hooking it up to a queue is trivial. You could probably whip something up for Clojure for
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    In 1999, I had an unlimited use email pager and one of the things I subscribed to was an aurora alert system you can read about here http://www.keteu.org/~mark/aurora/ ... I was in North central Ohio at the time,
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centennial_Light
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    I don't know anyone "won" but I believe ffmpeg has remerged.
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    Is there no way to test? Or there is, just not everything?
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    I bought one of the bare bones power supplies from here: http://personalpages.tds.net/~rcarlsen/custom%20ps.html it is indeed bare bones and two wall warts, but it is very nice. His site contains all relevant technical
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    Demo is the first link https://portsmouth.github.io/fibre/
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    I wish more keyboards had the trackpoint, ideally a brown switch or clear switches.
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    This link gets into food safety aspects. Sous-vide is technically a pasteurization process in a way. http://www.douglasbaldwin.com/sous-vide.html
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18687372
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    If you want to filter these signals, and are a ham, I use these on my Raspberry Pi https://www.qrp-labs.com/lpfkit.html and have been heard all around the US daily, and also across both oceans a few times without an amp.
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    I had this experience too, thanks for posting this, I was going to post something similar.
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    ... If your primary data store should be Elasticsearch. Nice write up of everything, though, for sure.
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    Otis said in a PBS special that the only people that die in elevators in the US anymore are people that work on them, unfortunately, but even that is only a few each year. I do remember an accident several years ago at Ohio State where some
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    > I see more and more that people that are on fringes don't even want to try to work anymore because they don't have to with all the safety nets in place. See them? Where? In articles? Friends?
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    1) shouldn't be there at all IMHO 2) should be off by default if anyone still thinks it is even remotely a good idea
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    I wonder if Plotly will ever take privacy and security seriously... I've had this ticket open for years. https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/issues/316
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    I built a simple receiver circuit called the Zeta SDR and then used a 192 KHz sample rate USB audio device to do the A2D... Combined with an antenna tuner I received PSK31 signals from France in Ohio... The antenna was a mains power extensi
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    RTTY made me think radio and not remote. Still fun!
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    by th0ma5 8y ago

    Works very nice! Only minor thing, couldn't come back her on mobile :p pretty astounding otherwise, and also astounding even if that isn't fixed, heh.