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Another Price Slash Suggests the Oculus Rift Is Dead in the Water
(technologyreview.com)
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SpaceX lands first stage in poor weather with new titanium grid fins
(twitter.com)
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Intel discontinues Joule, Galileo, and Edison product lines
(hackaday.com)
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9y ago
I think he means take the $4bn invested by Softbank and split that into 4,000 separate $1m investments!
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Paint colors designed by neural network, Part 2
(lewisandquark.tumblr.com)
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10y ago
Hear, hear.
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Also known as "Trigger's Broom" in the UK. From Wikipedia: In the episode "Heroes and Villains", Trigger wins an award for having owned the same broom for 20 years. He reveals that it has had 17 new heads and 14 ne
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10y ago
I'd also be really interested in this - it sounds intriguing!
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This is, sadly, a total clunker on my Macbook Retina Pro 2015. The loading was slow, the rendering seemed to be just a couple of frames per second. Using the touchpad the actions seemed to be inverted (zooming in the opposite way to what I
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10y ago
We have a great kit for people new to Raspberry Pi. It includes high quality accessories (like the official Raspberry Pi worldwide power supply) and a getting started booklet. We also throw in our Blinkt! addon board so you can do some GPIO
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10y ago
You can load media via the Ethernet connection but it is limited by the performance of the Ethernet interface (10/100). We offer the USB loading method as a faster way especially for the first time when you want to load up your entire
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10y ago
Have you seen the Andrea Beaty books? http://www.andreabeaty.com/ I have them for my daughter and the messages are very positive for exploring ideas and experimenting.
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10y ago
It's a steep-sided inlet. They're award winning you know. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fjord
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10y ago
I did exactly the same thing. I was waiting for this release and knew I'd be updating from my 2012 rMBP this time around. But, in the end, I couldn't accept the large list of compromises. When it came down to it I specced out a br
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Apple ][ Emulation on an AVR Microcontroller
(maxstrauch.github.io)
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10y ago
The point is that it's an equivalent workflow. It doesn't make the process of developing worse if you're used to those tools so why does it matter if it's 100% local? We can assume if it's working for them then netw
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Tanglewood: A brand new game for the Sega Mega Drive
(tanglewoodgame.com)
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10y ago
We've been working with the Android Things team at Google to create a great experience for getting started with Android Things on Raspberry Pi. The end result is Rainbow HAT - a mixture of sensors, displays, sounds, and inputs all on a
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10y ago
We've been working with the Android Things team at Google to create a great experience for getting started with Android Things on Raspberry Pi. The end result is Rainbow HAT - a mixture of sensors, displays, sounds, and inputs all on a
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Show HN: Rainbow HAT for Android Things
(shop.pimoroni.com)
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Superbeta transistors inside: Die photos and analysis of the LM108 op amp
(righto.com)
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10y ago
Could you drop me an e-mail to jon@pimoroni.com please? We're a user of EasyPost already but had no idea you have some fulfilment options available - would love to chat.
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The Raspberry Pi 3 is available from many vendors for $35 + sales taxes. You can pick it up on our site for £32 including VAT (that's EUR30 before taxes or EUR36 including taxes): https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/
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10y ago
Perfectly fair question! I touch type, so basically never. But I'm open to seeing what possibilities it brings. :-) I mostly use Sublime Text, Slack, Google Docs, and the terminal. That pretty much covers everything I need to achieve.
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I have a new Macbook Pro on order, I'm excited to try out TouchBar, I hope it hangs around and isn't just a gimmick that falls by the way side. The price is high and I'm surprised they pushed it that far (being in the UK it&#
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10y ago
This appears to be a great implementation of an idea that's been kicking around a while. I love the detail of engineering that's gone into this and I really hope the numbers stack up to make it viable. It's the first Tesla pr
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There is no claim that "solar shingles" are new, just that it wasn't what people expected Tesla to be announcing. From the article... "Like previous attempts at solar shingles..."
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I think you're missing the point. There is no claim that "solar shingles" are a new concept, just that no one was expecting it to be what Tesla was about to announce. In fact the article even states "Like previous attemp
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I'm sorry the shipping took so long, usually standard shipping to the US arrives within a week (though we offer UPS next day services for extra cost).
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We (Pimoroni) offer shipping worldwide, though obviously that's likely more expensive than using a local vendor if you can find one. We also have a range of other accessories like a nice breadboarding breakout for the IO pins: https:&
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