winkywooster

14 ms·

121.
Confessions of an Unreal Engine 4 Engineering Firefighter(80.lv)
2 points by winkywooster 9y ago|0 comments
122.
by winkywooster 9y ago
This is what I do. I also will read the Kindle portion of book when I can, only listening to audio when I'm in the car or doing something with my hands. I'm also a heavy user of "skip back 30 secs" (the back button on
123.
O API – an Alternative to REST APIs(hackernoon.com)
1 points by winkywooster 9y ago|0 comments
124.
by winkywooster 9y ago
SigmaVPN doesn't seem to be in active development, plus there's no documentation.
125.
by winkywooster 9y ago
A talk was given at the last CCC about free electron lasers, and in it the speaker talks about using diffraction to image chemical reactions. It's great watch. https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-8832-free_electron_lasers
126.
by winkywooster 9y ago
But that's not a bad thing.. fg it back. ^z is my preference for tmux too.
127.
by winkywooster 9y ago
Based on a few trips to the Pawnee Grasslands this summer, I can say that lightpollutionmap represents the state of the night sky better than darksitefinder.
128.
Using better CLIs(dev.to)
2 points by winkywooster 9y ago|0 comments
129.
by winkywooster 9y ago
And the same command on the Linux source returns 160,818. It's interesting how Dijkstra's take on the use of goto has blinded a large number of developers on the practicalities of its use.
130.
by winkywooster 9y ago
Similarly with my Mac, within moments it became unusable. Even trying to reboot from the command line and I got a message that it was waiting to acquire a lock on /. Hard reset and everything is back to normal.
131.
by winkywooster 9y ago
Cool idea, but it'd be nice to be able to click on an image to take you back to the comments page for it.
132.
by winkywooster 9y ago
I spend hours running outside in the winter, too, and find that electronics of any form are mostly unreliable when it gets cold enough. I run with a Garmin GPS watch, and after several hours of single digit temperatures (F), the watch will
133.
by winkywooster 9y ago
I just finished Hardware Hacker by Andrew “bunnie” Huang, and I'd highly recommend it. Completely changed my perspective on hardware production, and China's role in relation to it. And for fun he delves a bit into biohacking and
134.
by winkywooster 10y ago
Actually with the changing lines, it's more than that. You'll have one hexagram change into another, with the lines providing nuanced details to the "meaning".
135.
Fogus–The best things and stuff of 2016(blog.fogus.me)
1 points by winkywooster 10y ago|0 comments
136.
by winkywooster 10y ago
It's going to be a long time before it's widely deployed.
137.
Turning On, Booting Up, and Jacking into Neuromancer(filfre.net)
2 points by winkywooster 10y ago|0 comments
138.
by winkywooster 10y ago
I wouldn't classify this as popular culture. It's a very niche game.
139.
by winkywooster 10y ago
There's also The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben. There was an article about it earlier this year. [1] [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/30/world/europe/german-forest...
140.
by winkywooster 11y ago
I saw him in Boulder recently, playing with a Celtic band. Very impressive. There was an interview of him recently on NPR: http://www.npr.org/2015/01/08/375637915/the-tabla-master-who...
141.
From COLO to YOLO: Confessions of the Angriest Archivist(devslovebacon.com)
2 points by winkywooster 12y ago|0 comments
142.
by winkywooster 12y ago
Deb Roy's TED talk is kind of interesting on this subject. He captured the initial 3 years of son's language development and did analysis on it. http://www.ted.com/talks/deb_roy_the_birth_of_a_word