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theschwa
17y ago
I don't want to start any kind of war, but as a *nix user I'm not very impressed.
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theschwa
17y ago
Add this capability into a phone, and you could have some very interesting augmented reality.
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How to Make a Whiteboard for $4 [video]
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17y ago
Can I make a request to see these as a bar graph? It's a bit hard to compare the size of some of the slices visually.
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17y ago
Still waiting for an e-book torrent site.
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17y ago
Here's an article from Mozilla going over this http://hacks.mozilla.org/2009/12/autobuffering-video-in-fire...
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17y ago
Anything like this that will run in a linux windows manager?
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17y ago
We'll probably see a lot more of things like this as eReaders keep getting more popular, and it won't be a whole lot longer before your local torrent sites are full of textbooks as well as the music and movies.
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17y ago
I hope this could also be used when filming to have the mic directed at the target instead of the person holding the phone.
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17y ago
I'd like to hear more about the process of finding a manufacturer. In particularly, the back and forth between working on prototypes and tweaking the hardware and relaying the information to the manufacturer. Also, how important the connect
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17y ago
I'm currently working on prototypes for a potential hardware start up, and I'd love to hear more from the HN community that has dealt with that hardware software interaction for a start up. This place seems pretty software focused, but ther
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17y ago
"Their fighting has little to do with helping customers and a lot to do with helping themselves to a bigger slice of the money we all spend to buy computers and surf the Internet." We call this capitalism. A byproduct of trying to make more
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17y ago
Flash on linux is currently less than stellar, and I see that as something that would be used pretty commonly. Any ideas on how they plan to deal with that?
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17y ago
The title really should be "The Myth of Forced Recycling" I guarantee you there are efficient and even profitable ways to recycle, but those not only don't require the use of force but will be made less efficient by its presence. That being
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17y ago
It's one thing for bloggers and commentators to say that the industry should move to more open digital formats, but I find it impressive that a group that mostly sells books, literature and movies is now releasing them all on bittorrent as
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17y ago
This is a question I've often posed to friends of mine, and the responses I've gotten seem to point to societal pressure. Most women whom I've asked have said that they were told at some point in their careers that they couldn't or shouldn'
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17y ago
I think you just set my itinerary. Thanks a lot.
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17y ago
I've heard Powell's Books technical bookstore, just to start it off.
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Ask HN: Where to go in Portland
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17y ago
Engadget, Hack a Day, Hacked Gadgets for my hardware news, but it's pretty tough to beat HN. You can always use an RSS reader and sync with all of the blogs that get most often linked to here.
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17y ago
At first I was shy of upvoting the article on HN, but I hope your comment clears up its relevancy for anyone else.
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17y ago
I would be more interested in one if the price was lower or if it included color.
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17y ago
The wikipedia article on Overpopulation does seem to mention some controversy over the carrying capacity of the earth, with the U.N. saying it should be in between 1 and 2 billion. Does anyone have any good research papers that might say so
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17y ago
I'm most excited by the chip built into this. With a Dual ARM processor combined with 24 processing elements, this thing could have loads of potential. Edit: Check out the data sheets http://www.zii.com/Technology/ResourceLibrary.aspx
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The Blue Brain Project is attempting to recreate the brain in a super computer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_brain And Jeff Hawkin's (the founder of Palm Computing) has already put forth a fairly comprehensive theory on how the brain
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I don't really care about the claims. I'm more interested, like the singularityhub, in personal fitness research. Does anyone know of any resources on the topic? Even good phone apps or tracking programs would be cool. I'm interested in t
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So about 78% use a Unix based system and 22% use something else.
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This is a start in the right direction. If this was combined with markerless motion capture and cloth physics simulator, then this might be more viable, but that's obviously a good ways off. Until something like that is created, I'm not s
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17y ago
So... Anyone want to make the Android app for this?
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17y ago
Can anyone give me some basic cost estimates for running a blog like this? Obviously it fluctuates depending on usage, but even a ball park would help. Currently I'm planning on doing my blog off of webfaction with Django, but I'm not sure
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