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by cs2818 2y ago
As a longtime Dynamixel user I agree the U2D2 adapter is pricey in comparison to other options, but I would like some quantification of the “latency is very high” claim. I have always found it to be a sure bet for low latency (~1ms) across
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by cs2818 3y ago
Probably less common, but I write a lot of JS code interfacing with devices over serial connections. This makes Buffer's convenience methods for encoding and decoding data types in both big and little endian ordering really useful to m
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by cs2818 4y ago
Anecdotal, but the generic (Alvogen) I've received the past few times for the IR version has felt much stronger and has ultimately led to me adjusting to about half my prescribed dose. I've taken the same dose produced by many dif
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by cs2818 4y ago
This really resonates with me. I recently traveled to an international conference and I am almost certain I spent more time jumping through the hoops of Concur and our university’s bizarre policies than I did presenting and attending the co
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by cs2818 4y ago
I’ve found just asking for a hypothetical response seems to work: https://ibb.co/CsTyrNY
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by cs2818 4y ago
Several years ago I advocated transitioning our academic robotics research lab to using Fusion 360 as our default for design. I regret that choice more and more with every decision like this. We are rarely affected by these changes on our a
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by cs2818 4y ago
Would really like to know more about the implementation here. While I personally am not a user or fan of Google location history, I know people who have jobs that involve a lot of travel between medical facilities that find Google location
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by cs2818 4y ago
My printing journey started with a FlashForge Creator Pro that has dual extruders and an enclosed build area. It was easy to use and worked well for ABS, but has essentially been idle since getting an MK3 a couple of years ago. I’ve had rea
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by cs2818 5y ago
Fellow Aggie here! I graduated with a CS degree nearly 10 years ago, but I feel like earIy on I had similar experiences to what you’ve described. For me the landscape and huge size of different orgs at TAMU was also somewhat intimidating. I
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by cs2818 5y ago
What are the chances this is the same person that allegedly secretly recorded a customer showering when acting as a Geek Squad technician in 2007? [1] It appears they have the same name and the age reported is consistent with 14 year gap. N
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by cs2818 5y ago
I couldn’t agree more. To share a little bit of my experience in this area: I’m a social robotics researcher and our group has spent several years working in this area, looking at the effectiveness, ethics, and protections (or harms) involv
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by cs2818 5y ago
Thank you for sharing a treasure I somehow missed until today. Would enjoy this style applied to other safety videos!
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by cs2818 5y ago
Not an example from the wild, but our parrot (a caique) likes to laugh when he accomplishes a goal or encounters an unexpected challenge. I’m sure a lot of his use of laughter stems from living with humans though.
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by cs2818 6y ago
Just a note that they recently moved to patriots.win, as the owner of their original domain split with them. I haven’t had much time to study their moderation/censoring practices yet, but have been visiting occasionally out of curiosit
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by cs2818 6y ago
I was curious about the board and spent an hour or so viewing the Twitter pages of each (most had one). Many had expressed sentiments critical of Trump in the past week or so. Some in a way that reflects directly on the issue at hand. Not a
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by cs2818 6y ago
Wow, why can’t they give it until summer before demanding in person? I was scheduled to teach in-person last semester (without my input) and despite my objections and a running 20% positivity rate in our area, was told it was required. I ta
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by cs2818 6y ago
There are dozens of us! I took Cal 2 and 3 from him.
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by cs2818 6y ago
Yep, received 5 of a product instead of one. It wasn't anything expensive, but it looked like it didn't get split out of the bulk packaging it was likely received in (barcode for single item was applied to bundle of 5).
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by cs2818 7y ago
I haven't had a chance to look at it yet but here are the links to the paper and associated Open Science Framework data if anyone is interested: Paper: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/
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by cs2818 8y ago
Any good solutions for getting GPIO, I2C, SPI on a phone?
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Google Chromecast is down world-wide(cordcuttersnews.com)
3 points by cs2818 8y ago|2 comments
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by cs2818 8y ago
I have always thought an augmented reality headset would be the best interface for something like this. It would help eliminate the need to switch focus and be less disruptive to others. I guess it’s just not affordable enough yet.
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by cs2818 9y ago
> Half the OS services break or emit warnings, because the date component considers December 2017 as an illegal month. This has been frustrating me as well. The console has become a constant stream of these errors, the out of bounds mont
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by cs2818 9y ago
It would be nice if Ars Technica would provide a link to their source material (unless I'm just missing it). I don't understand why so many news sources skip out on providing references.
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by cs2818 9y ago
Definitely so. Even though it's rarely an issue today, I cannot escape thinking of title-safe and action-safe [0] while editing. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safe_area_(television)
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by cs2818 9y ago
Yep, these studies have been appearing at human-robot interaction conferences for a couple of years now.
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by cs2818 9y ago
I've noticed it has entered the vocabulary of students at the university I'm at in Mississippi (where new trends seem to arrive later), so I assumed it was fairly popular across the country at this point.
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by cs2818 9y ago
Really glad to hear this perspective. Over the past seven years most of my time has been spent in robotics research labs, and I really struggle to reconcile the state of research with the concerns of those like Elon Musk. I think a series o
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by cs2818 9y ago
I always encrypt because I worry an automated copyright scan will be the end of my account. If there was a policy that assured my non-shared files wouldn't be subject to these scans I would happily store content unencrypted. For refere
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by cs2818 9y ago
This approach has been really helpful to me, as I often work on networks without Internet access (also for a long time setting up your own local signaling server was somewhat of a pain).

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