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moorage

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About moorage

Latest creation: Generating Large, Synthetic, Annotated, & Photorealistic Datasets for Computer Vision: https://medium.com/greppy/generating-large-synthetic-annotated-photorealistic-datasets-for-computer-vision-ffac6f50a29c

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/moorage; my proof: https://keybase.io/moorage/sigs/fI6y_LaB-_-qhpkVglbxhpeHkbHuBZA8yPo2WQ5mnmM ]

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    Show HN: Community Chat via SMS (US and Canada Only), Alpha

    Hey from the creator of Ewujo. A little hobby project because I've gotten tired of having to download a different app (Slack, Discord, Whatsapp, Telegram, Signal, etc.) for every g…

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    I’m helping build it too and would love any thoughts out there!

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    Who else is into consumer robotics?

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    Synthesis AI | https://synthesis.ai/ | REMOTE (US timezones) | Full-time | Sales Engineers, Backend Engineers We're hiring for sales engineers (junior welcomed!) and senior backend…

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    Synthesis AI | REMOTE | Contract to FT | Javascript engineer | San Francisco | https://synthesis.ai/ We generate terabytes of data for computer vision via a simple API, enabling th…

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    Yoga is a language as well as an environment, so if the robot has an open controller where a compiled program can be installed, it will work! What robot did you want to tinker with…

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    Curious about your use case! Do you want to setup your own warehouse for you and your own friends? Or use the existing Yoga warehouse and get your own personal Greppy on it that on…

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    That's what the googley eyes are for! Ideally, this isn't the only "greppy" design (:

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    Comment #23696364

    Okay I'm 100% biased, but this is something I've enjoyed working with as well. It's made developing a self-balancing greppy super easy :)

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    My whole perspective changed greatly when I started to define success to be focused on what I want to be true about how I spent my time each day (e.g. on something I was truly pass…

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    Comment #14280413

    Not more expensive than high power servo-motors! Hard to get low-RPM and position control from most drone motor controllers for robotics. I think it's mostly just different use-cas…

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    SmartThings (part of Samsung) | Mountain View, CA | iOS & Android | Full-Time -- Come play with hardware and software with us! We're on a mission to make all homes smart. And of co…

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    Of course, sorry =[ http://bit.ly/st-jerbs or email christina.cochran@smartthings.com

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    SmartThings (part of Samsung) | Palo Alto, CA | Full stack, Cloud, iOS, Android, TV | Full-Time Have a passion for hardware AND software? Come join us in changing the world and mak…

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    SmartThings (part of Samsung) | Palo Alto, CA | Full stack, iOS, Android, TV | Full-Time Come play with hardware and software with us. Help us make all homes smart. And of course, …

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    Definitely think that's possible! Will check with the telescopeapp maintainers

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    I'm the maintainer of this site -- happy to answer questions. I made it primarily because hacker news and Reddit don't have regular enough news updates on the robotics industry for…

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    I maintain https://github.com/AdRoll/goamz FKA https://github.com/crowdmob/goamz , if anyone has any questions.

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    You should see how fast we can converge :)