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iRobot
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About iRobot
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Comment #4844426
Who wants to live forever, when love must die!
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Comment #4844251
As far as I can see the plan seems to be to create a blueprint engine/rocket which can be sold on the open market, this company seems happy with just making the "pre-cooler" part o…
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Comment #4834498
The BIOS on the original IBM PC totally made it easy to code a homebrew bare metal OS which could access all the peripherals. These BIOS calls exists today in i7 based motherboards…
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Comment #4828973
So we need exoflops of computing power to simulate the brain but only 16 bits of bandwidth to make it an AI.. Go figure!
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Comment #4771291
..glug ..glug ..glug ...choke!
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Comment #4760233
NASA has its uses in R&D and pure science but pleeeaaazzz, we need the money going to the SpaceX, Blue Origin and ReactionEngines of this world NOT the $10 million for a toilet con…
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Comment #4756901
Probably a touch screen calibration problem. Still bad though
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Comment #4628492
Its my big bug-bear when developing ARM embedded systems, having to re-learn and re-code libraries every time the chip changes. Just look at the guys struggling with the low level …
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Comment #4628472
I think we need a new web acronym, DWP - "Dripping With Sarcasm"
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Comment #4614498
I turn fifty in 3 months and love it more than ever. These days I get to design hardware on an FPGA that would take up several square meters of circuit boards in the eighties. Brin…
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Comment #4610144
Even if it doesnt give us a warp drive, the research should be encouraged as it may lead to better understandings of the universe, maths and physics. Seriously though, beyond the "…
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Comment #4609541
Still read it, but stopped contributing to slashdot a few years back, the slashdot effect had a downside that comments were getting lost in the noise. I dont think nobody has yet s…
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Comment #4594002
Ironically I wrote my first my first web cgi app in turbo pascal in 1995.
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Comment #4593976
This was my future. What went wrong?
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Comment #4592247
There are quite a few arduino users waiting to make the move to 32 bit, arduino are not doing themselves any favours with their delayed offering, the appropriately named "due" and …
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Comment #4592198
Open source death-ray would possibly work (no I havent read TFA only the title)
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Comment #4591066
University education is the way to go, but 3 years is stupid and you could easily achieve the same thing in a single year in a well structured course.
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Comment #4584101
Generally agree, it would be nice to say "fuck em" but if you dont have someone to support your fuck-em lifestyle then you still need to eat and have a roof over your head, pay for…
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Comment #4559757
Should read "When will this high regulation and litigation era end"
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Comment #4534564
Got to start somewhere if we want a shiny starship
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Comment #4530982
The world is really no longer divided into countries or geographic regions (although politicians like to think otherwise), I feel I have a lot more in common with a programmer in G…
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Comment #4486524
Mod up for the quote, unfortunately sums me up nicely!
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Comment #4468039
Dirty, thieving, copying bastards, I hope Apple sue them for everything for ripping off Siri like that!
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Comment #4468017
Oh to be back in the home country where a pint only costs 1/8th of a Raspberry Pi..
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Comment #4452169
Obvious hoax, would be nice if it could be paid in Samsung shares.