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dynode

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    Comment #46130531

    Would you be willing to share more details of what you did?

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    Comment #45664517

    Awesome I’m just doing a POE design now. - Was having a conversation today about isolation and grounding for POE (product has a metal case). Do you have a reference? Or standard? -…

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    Comment #38749541

    The word genocide was coined for what the Ottomans did to Christians.

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    Comment #12474926

    Sure - I think the git repo is dead, I'll resurrect it if you're interested.

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    Comment #12474853

    Replying to myself a quote from my article "It’s easy to notice a bug when examining the colors for Google (note, this is normal google.com not a doodle). Notice how the three colo…

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    Comment #12474831

    Paul, I made something similar - http://bardagjy.com/?p=1639 I had the same problem with Javascript so I used I used Selenium to drive Chrome to take a screencap of the page. Then …

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    Comment #10384552

    It's not that bad.. typically you use a 32.768kHz ("watch") crystal then divide by 15 to get one second. You can do it with two chips (a bunch of solutions, one is two 7468).

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    Comment #9988194

    Some more info - openocd is a not bad open source JTAG server. " rel="nofollow">http://openocd.org/> The TL866 I suggested does support your part. If you've got the flash in a TSOP…

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    Comment #9985500

    First thing to do is have a look at the datasheet " rel="nofollow">http://www.eonssi.com/upfile/p200892917341.pdf> . I was hoping that it'd be SPI or I2C, but it's a big parallel f…

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    Comment #9168969

    Is investing in a company like exxon a good proxy for oil price?

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    Comment #8917961

    I use the multiprocessing module in python all the time for quick parallelism " rel="nofollow">https://medium.com/@thechriskiehl/parallelism-in-one-line-40... Let's you easily map …

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    Comment #8484059

    Do you have any links or sources? I too remember something like that, but was under the impression that CAs are still ok. But of course, judging by the massive downvoting you've go…

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    Comment #8451659

    Doug (the first author of the linked paper) is at Oculus now..

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    Comment #8325649

    I agree 50/50 split is best, I agree with most of this [1] article (recently posted on HN) about founder equity. I also agree that choosing non-profit will most likely help our cau…

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    What is a minimum YC application?

    A friend and I are submitting a YC application and are starting to discuss things like equity, governance and so on. What is the minimum we need to figure out before applying? If a…

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    Comment #8240856

    Hey that's neat. I worked on something similar back in 2009/2010. " rel="nofollow">http://bardagjy.com/?p=614> We used a G1 dev phone to fly a 1.5 meter wingspan airplane. We used …

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    Comment #7932729

    Link to the JPL project page with more detail " rel="nofollow">http://phaeton.jpl.nasa.gov/external/projects/optical.cfm> Interestingly this is a Phaeton project. Phaeton projects …

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    Comment #7921431

    I wrote my thesis with latex + git. Merging can sometimes be wonky, but no wonkier than usual. I had my sister review my thesis for grammar and spelling, she doesn't do git, so I c…

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    Comment #7776391

    This effect is also used to generate these images http://cvcl.mit.edu/hybrid_gallery/stein_series.html From the page "In the eight hybrids arranged above, at a close proximity, you…

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    Comment #7731221

    It's not holographic because it doesn't use diffractive / interferometric effects. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holography

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    Comment #7188381

    Which is why it drives me nuts when people refer to the Raspberry Pi as "open hardware". You can't get even close to the datasheet without an NDA.

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    Comment #6644822

    Not to mention quantitative easing.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantitative_easing