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by networkjester 11y ago
I believe with that cable configuration, Yaw motion isn't really possible. I'm sure it would help with motion programming with the VR, but perhaps true Yaw wouldn't be entirely necessary. Good questions though. For your last
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by networkjester 11y ago
I interpreted the "poor developer" part of the OP to be a statement of financial outlook, not from a development ability standpoint - especially when in the same line he mentions that he's "stuck getting paid 16/hr&
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by networkjester 11y ago
Full pilot episode for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpxvvnWvffM
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by networkjester 12y ago
Google play does this when watching certain movies and shows. Not sure if it's added manually or does intelligent recognition. However, it's certainly useful - so I could see generalizing that capability for other movies / pl
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by networkjester 12y ago
Hahaha, I love it. I had this exact idea this morning! Never expected to see it posted, and so soon after. Great minds... ;) Was thinking more along the lines of direct to fridge and freezer options. Ideally with cooling or refrigeration pr
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by networkjester 12y ago
Definitely a good article. Not sure why I opened it thinking it'd be a write up about life working at a particle accelerator... Which would have been awesome, but I digress.
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by networkjester 12y ago
In your last sentence, you answered your own question. Don't ask us how you would want to live your life, after all it is YOUR life. Just live it! We can give you as much permission as you want. But all of it won't matter unless y
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by networkjester 12y ago
Very interesting and nicely done. Surprisingly addictive!
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by networkjester 13y ago
I loved "Understand" by Ted Chiang; thanks for sharing this one!
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by networkjester 13y ago
Eye opening at certain points, dragged on at others. Either way I'm more excited to code. I mean, program. :)
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by networkjester 13y ago
Wow. Just, wow. The first words out of my mouth actually were "that's beautiful". Nothing else more constructive to say, just wanted to leave kudos here for the OP.
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by networkjester 13y ago
I believe his statement was that of mockery or sarcasm when using the "augment" line. Not actually demeaning some of patio11's work. :)
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by networkjester 13y ago
I personally thought this was a very good article. It definitely gave me a lot to think about with regard to how much I help my family members fix their computer problems instead of "teaching them to fish" so to speak. First thing
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by networkjester 13y ago
Revising and writing 25 headlines to find the perfect one != Doing the SAME thing over again and expecting different results I feel Einstein would be in the camp of reiterating often, much like Edison's &
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by networkjester 14y ago
Excellent article. I love Phil's sense of humor. Seems like a great guy running a great company!
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by networkjester 14y ago
Huh, learned some new things: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Are_diamonds_flammable Says diamonds are combustible around 1520 degrees. But temperatures were 1000 degrees at the high-point in the 9/11 events (page 10 end of first paragrah): h
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by networkjester 14y ago
A note from Alex on Primer Labs site: http://primerlabs.com/developmentcontinues Changed link for the actual post.
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by networkjester 14y ago
Very cool. Another noteworthy AR game: http://qonqr.com/ Full disclosure, I'm not affiliated with the company but I knew the team that started it at a Startup Weekend a little over a year ago. Great guys, cool game.
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by networkjester 14y ago
With regard to your last paragraph: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/smartthings/smartthings-... Full Disclosure: I know one the founders. Amazing guys working on some very cool things.
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The Company Man’s Guide to Starting a Side Hustle — Part I(artofmanliness.com)
3 points by networkjester 14y ago|0 comments
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by networkjester 15y ago
Looks cool; nice job! Some notes: When playing around with the |X|Y| functionality BUG - Dragging the slider on a compare window beyond the container and releasing the mouse causes the window to follow your mouse around. Your drag and drop
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by networkjester 15y ago
FWIW If I were you, I wouldn't waste my time and money on getting a degree. If you've had that much experience in various fields it should be relatively easy to find a way into the robotics industry. Plus, if you have the money and the time
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by networkjester 15y ago
The scaling, though not noted seems to be about 10 degrees per line. Which means the 160-175 is actually shy of where it should be (about 5 lines up from the 110). That bar actually shows it's at 150 degrees, which must mean their marketing
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by networkjester 15y ago
Cool library; I'm sure I'll have use for this! SpiceApps has a ton of other cool stuff too (which the OP no doubt knows). Nice work. :)
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by networkjester 15y ago
This caught my attention because of the large amount of discussions around the MN tech communities of the how-to-become and how-are-we-not like Silicon Valley variety. I agree MN has a large resource pool of technical ability and more to cr
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Who really likes Silicon Valley?(startwithmoxie.com)
2 points by networkjester 15y ago|1 comments
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by networkjester 15y ago
Fun read; thanks for posting!
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Moving a Boat - a story about what it takes to start a company.(maximise.dk)
23 points by networkjester 15y ago|0 comments
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by networkjester 15y ago
That was a fantastic story; I'm wondering if it was completely true, or just an awesome metaphor? Either way, very nice and rather inspiring! Has that been posted to HN yet? I'd love to see it on the front page! Edit: I submitted it just to
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by networkjester 15y ago
Made me think of this: http://www.telemetryweb.com/display/PUB/TelemetryWeb+-+The+C... Could be a good combination.

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