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epnk
3y ago
They totally missed it by not allowing two rainbows to make a double rainbow.
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epnk
4y ago
"Driving North-East at 103 mph" I like your style
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epnk
11y ago
IPFS is a cool tech, for sure. But it looks like IPFS is focused on "high throughput content-addressed block storage model, with content-addressed hyperlinks". The file-transfer needs of DIST is simply for a decentralized method o
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epnk
13y ago
Good timing! I was working on the Pinoccio test jig tonight. Here's a pic: http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/ethomjen/10374239335/
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Reverse-Engineered Robotron: 2084 Arcade Game on FPGA
(sharebrained.com)
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epnk
13y ago
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Drive a robot 10,000km away using your browser
(pinocc.io)
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epnk
14y ago
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epnk
14y ago
No multi-core MIPS that I know of, but I have a Carambola. pretty cool little device: http://www.8devices.com/product/3/carambola
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epnk
14y ago
There's the Carambola: http://www.8devices.com/product/3/carambola Runs OpenWRT
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epnk
15y ago
As Melanie's co-founder for ToVieFor, it's true that they painted her in a bad light. She's super intelligent and very very good at grabbing onto a vision and propelling it forward. She may have hung on too tight to that vision at times,
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epnk
15y ago
"Economics in One Lesson" by Hazlitt is digestible, a quick read, and gets to the heart of a lot of issues, IMO.
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epnk
15y ago
As far as the idea goes, I think it's great, and very polished. Nice work! I had a bit of a bad initial reaction when I heard the name, however, as it feels very imperialist and negative to me. Might just be me though, so just take it as
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epnk
16y ago
We attended the Foursquare hackathon yesterday as participants and ended up winning with our thedealio.at private messaging app. To be honest, the only thing we had completed prior to arriving at 1:00p was that we knew the idea. We had no
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epnk
16y ago
Absolutely! The more difficult the code, the more jive in the dance. I've also been known to "woohoo" and "aww yeah" as well. I like it, like Shaun says above, it makes the tedium worthwhile.
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epnk
16y ago
I would probably go the highest-level route I could, using tools that I am familiar with (and won't get caught in nasty workarounds due to my unfamiliarity with the platform). In my case right now, I'd probably put together a web mashup usi