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by tsumnia 13y ago
It doesn't look like it works on Cosmos Space-Time. Other than that, really cool.
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I think a fair compromise would be to have a setting to adjust the 'wobble'. I like both charts, but it mostly looks like Camillo prefers the font (only speculating).
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Very cool, although, I was hoping for a 'MissingNo.' palette.
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by tsumnia 13y ago
As much as I like this as a way to get kids interested, and I know that NASA couldn't offer massive fundamental design differences to an uneducated public (just not knowing what is safe), I was hoping for a little more than what patter
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I'll be curious about the gender classifier, mostly because I'm working on a statistical aging model for different gender/ethnicities. Keep on posting!
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Really cool techniques (this is the background removal one). I'm curious on how well this would work on hair color detection. My thoughts are that you could run face detection, and since detection almost always (anecdotal) find just th
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I just switched from GAE to AWS due to not handling OpenCV; but I had someone suggest I could do the image handling via Google Cloud. I'd already made the switch, but was still curious since the original site was written for GAE.
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Has anyone had the opportunity to try Google's Cloud in comparison to AWS?
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I don't see the Oculus performing better in either industry; if anything I think it would be the amazing bridge between the two. Like someone else has said, I doubt games or movies will vanish, just like books never really vanished. If
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I'd encourage students to compete, even if your best bots just run away from their enemies. My buddy and I actually used Battlecode as our final project in our AI course. We worked as a team and then had a mini competition between ours
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I used this site about 2 years ago when working on a CLI for my old company. Love it and can't wait to use it again. edit: And we just ddos'd it.
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I'm in the same boat, business side of IS, teaching Visual Basic. If you don't mind me asking, what textbook did you use (or atleast company)? We use Cengage currently and I'm just appalled at some of the stuff I have to cove
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by tsumnia 13y ago
It is possible with the help of flowcharts and pseudo-code; the issue I've run into many times is depending on the class, you'll lose student interest over not actually doing anything. If it is a matter of limited resources, ala n
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Show HN: Gingerbread and Candy Corn - A page for hosting holiday decorations(gingerbreadandcandycorn.com)
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Since I figured someone else might like to use it, I added some comments and uploaded a copy to GitHub. Here you go: https://github.com/tsumnia/Visual-Basic-Street-Fighter
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by tsumnia 13y ago
No link, but I'll clean it up and email you a copy. Its hideous, the gif's animation continues to repeat itself because the steps to play a gif once in VB is way too complicated. However, we built an onscreen gamepad so clicking l
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Nice! I actually used a horrible version of Street Fighter for my Intro to Programming course. We were learning conditionals, so I thought, "Why not teach them character selection and Event listeners?" A little confusing, but kept
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I won't lie, this was probably the only annoyance I had with Winamp; however, years ago, I just decided Winamp was the 'everything' playlist on shuffle and if I ever had a hankering for a specific song, I'd use VLC. If I
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by tsumnia 13y ago
There are ultimately two types of people in the comments right now: those that will miss Winamp and those laughing it was still around. Winamp worked. It played all your MP3s without any of the other fluff. It played your music in a very li
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Walk [Your City] - Post Signs on Streets to Encourage People to Walk(walkyourcity.org)
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by tsumnia 13y ago
As someone on the East Coast, I feel this is the main reason everyone wants to immediately leave our town to go to the West. We have plenty of VC's around our area, but the network hasn't been built so only the very high up know a
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I'm not saying formatting a document isn't important, it is. But the degree I'm required to teach, or when I tutored is grad school, is a bit overboard. We have an entire chapter on MS Office integration where they'll le
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by tsumnia 13y ago
"...where the final was just making a PowerPoint, and half the class just played Oregon Trail during." I honestly think this is the biggest issue and the main motivator for teaching coding. The issue is our computer courses are de
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Carpal tunnel symptoms can be reduced by properly stretching/exercising the wrists. In Aikido, we do a lot of wrist locks, so before each class, we stretch them out. I think the exercises are the reason I'm the only techie I know
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Good on them! I remember in my Masters program contemplating gesture recognition with sign language. Ultimately I went with proving people are who they are based on their body language; but this was number 2 on the list. Does anyone know wh
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Xbee isn't bad, provided you have good signal strength. Before I started teaching I worked for an HVAC optimization company that automated fast food restaurant chain air conditioning. It folded due to politics with the owners, but the
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by tsumnia 13y ago
I'm going to try to, video too; right now I ask for a link, but since I missed out on this big weekend I have time til Christmas to work on it. Obviously I can't add every house myself, but I've made it really easy to add a h
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Is there any wireless communication? I've been building a similar pH monitor using XBee communication. If your buddy would like to someone else to work with, I've been doing this in my free time.
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Gingerbread and Candy Corn ( http://gingerbread-and-candy-corn.appspot.com ) - A one-stop spot for finding houses with holiday decorations. Sadly, I don't think it'll be ready for Halloween :( Though it should be ready f
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by tsumnia 13y ago
Is this really worth investing though? I've been working on an Arduino based garden automator for the past few months and one of the things I'd like to see is some higher-level automation. There are soil moisture sensors that can

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