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by vitovito 3y ago
These appear to be the relevant patents: https://patents.google.com/patent/US6415439B1/en includes some aspects of the MIDI protocol in the tables; does this cover the LPC information the SWEETPEA authors couldn&#
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by vitovito 4y ago
Ishikawa had SOTA a decade ago with their page-flipping, high-speed video scanner: http://ishikawa-vision.org/vision/BFS/index-e.html Also, this DIY Book Scanner forum thread: https://diybookscanner.org
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by vitovito 4y ago
I've written up my experience conducting a design sprint for an internal, enterprise IAM team: http://vitor.io/designer-hangout-product-discovery-design-sp... Our internal pitch for design sprints (using Jeff Patton&#x
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by vitovito 4y ago
Maintain the domain registration indefinitely on behalf of your friend. You could register it for ten years and renew it yearly so the risk is always ten years out, and hope that by the time they stop using it, whatever systems they authen
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by vitovito 4y ago
I think the house analogy is a good one. You should buy the domain and use it, that's how they work, just like houses, but you can also be intentional about being clear that there were people there before you. Establishing redirects
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by vitovito 5y ago
The key word to search for is "canvassing" software.
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by vitovito 5y ago
I can't answer why they don't, but there have been a few companies in this space trying to make a business out of it. Pieceable circa 2011 was acquired by Facebook: http://web.archive.org/web/20111006043944&#x
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by vitovito 5y ago
Just did! Has only bootloaders from 2014, though, and firmware changes with the Pi itself mean it won't work on the latest Raspberry Pi models, nor will replacing the RISCOS.IMG from a current version with the Pico version. When I tri
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by vitovito 5y ago
Matt Webb is the author, their contact information (GitHub repo, personal site with email) is at the bottom of the page.
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by vitovito 5y ago
Is https://aboutfeeds.com/ an answer to #2 and/or #5?
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by vitovito 5y ago
Why does the workout require motivation? You don't need motivation to eat or sleep. Surely you've experienced the negative consequences of a sedentary lifestyle: getting winded, needing help to move heavy objects, injuring yours
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by vitovito 5y ago
I've previously used Strapdown: http://strapdownjs.com/ From my bookmarks, there's also Markdeep: https://casual-effects.com/markdeep/
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by vitovito 5y ago
Not the OP, but in my experience, when clinicians ask for more data, they're actually asking for more lineage or provenance metadata. We boiled it down for our teams like this: Administrators are top-down: they want a high-level view a
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by vitovito 5y ago
Are you me? I also built out a body of research in a healthcare company about how to engage clinicians using data, that stopped us from making some mistakes until we got acquired. No doctor (or chief of staff, or chief medical officer, or
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by vitovito 5y ago
The Grid Book, by publication designer Jan V. White: https://archive.org/details/gridbookguidetop00whit
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by vitovito 5y ago
Copy rights are different from trademarks or patent rights. Related rights to copy rights are e.g. moral rights in France. CC0 and other public domain deeds (e.g. Unlicense) are about copy rights alone. If you mean to also disclaim tradem
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by vitovito 5y ago
I publish all of my original work into the public domain (using Creative Commons Zero), and have for years. The reason, for me, is almost entirely pragmatic. Copyright and licensing are protections, but in today's world, receiving the
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by vitovito 5y ago
For as long as I've been tracking (76 applications since 2018), my numbers for PM/design/research roles are roughly: - 1/3 will either never acknowledge your application or ghost you mid-process - Two weeks between human
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by vitovito 5y ago
Do you need a git version? Or do you just need to be able to experience the development of a text? If the latter, you can use Draftback (described: [1], download: [2]) to get an Etherpad-style time slider in the text. If you needed to pres
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by vitovito 6y ago
Being able to the see the components is a great start, but one of the things we've been unable to easily do in our own trackers is dynamically remove particular stocks to see how much someone's portfolio growth is relying on e.g.
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by vitovito 6y ago
JPEG can be made almost as resilient as an uncompressed format by adding in restart markers. Restart markers duplicate the JPEG headers within the file, at however many intervals you like, so the bitstream can be, well, restarted, limiting
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by vitovito 6y ago
Looks like it used to live at http://www.escapeyesterworld.com . You can look through the Wayback Machine's archived URLs to find the video URLs here: https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://
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by vitovito 7y ago
Like contactless payments, it uses NFC (the protocol), not NDEF (the data format) to write the image. You're not writing the image as an NDEF message, so NDEF-only systems (like early iOS support or WebNFC) won't be useful.
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by vitovito 7y ago
Open source code to write the image using libnfc and node.js 8.x: https://gitlab.com/bettse/wne_writer
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by vitovito 7y ago
The pragmatic answer is that, the USPS tried it 2-3 times in its history, but was continually hobbled by private industry lobbyists, until in 2006 when it was finally banned from ever trying anything again: https://www.bloomberg.
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by vitovito 7y ago
Practice. You're telling a story, it can be prepared, you don't have to relive it every time. Understand why they're asking. It's easy to talk about your success, and to idealize how we got to an outcome, but in realit
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by vitovito 7y ago
My understanding is you're looking for landmarks in the audio and then matching/aligning on those. Shenidam is open source software which does the whole process, site offline, GitHub still up: https://web.archive.org&#x
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by vitovito 8y ago
You could promote those accounts to @FlickrJubilee, which at one point was taking names and donations: https://twitter.com/flickrjubilee Archive Team had a Warrior project to preserve at least freely licensed photos, and th
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by vitovito 8y ago
This has been pretty widely discussed elsewhere, including Twitter, and in part was the reason SmugMug changed that policy at the last minute to include preservation of freely licensed photos, and deceased users' accounts: https:&#x2F
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by vitovito 8y ago
But communication on-the-fly, on-your-feet, in a high pressure environment, which is what a whiteboard test is, is not most communication. Most communication gets thought about, drafted, revised, critiqued, socialized, ahead of distribution

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