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neonkiwi
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About neonkiwi
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Comment #19097555
I was surprised at the early failures of my Sylvania bulbs. Had expected that going with a brand that has been in the light bulb industry for a long time, I would get decent qualit…
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Comment #15416419
I had some complex JS plotting to do as part of a client project, with axis navigation, color changes, discontinuous lines on time-axis scatter plots, custom markers, and custom gr…
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Comment #15265223
Backed! I hadn't heard about this Kickstarter campaign, thanks for posting. Magit is such a great tool that I think it's worth learning emacs for, even if you just use emacs for re…
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Comment #14515102
There might be insight to be gleamed from a better dataset than public repos on github. It's a big leap to make inferences about the use of Django in the wild from this.
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Comment #14514845
Oh my, X%! Did the upvoters see the many placeholders in the article or were they asked to vote by someone?
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Comment #14230129
This is an interesting problem. I'm trying to visualize this and I must be thinking about the problem incorrectly; perhaps you can help me wrap my head around it. Since the pieces …
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Comment #13736252
Really? I was under the impression that Glass was discontinued. Can you provide any links?
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Comment #13625396
I'm very curious to see this CV!
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Comment #13575836
Looks like the video is here, but YouTube is having trouble with it at the moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwIOmKZBuVI
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Comment #13405285
No, the Gates Foundation just has open access requirements. Sorry Nature and Science. I hope this sets the stage for all grant funding sources to institute similar requirements, an…
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Comment #11432945
They've built some lunar rovers though. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_Roving_Vehicle (Not that it proves anything, ask Harrison Schmitt about the fenders)
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Comment #10961785
Find a study and sign up. Look for research groups in your local institutions and send an email to a couple grad students asking about studies they or their colleagues are running …
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Comment #9638942
With news of Intel's acquisition of Altera, I thought HN would enjoy this excellent lecture on the use of reconfigurable architectures for the next step in improving computing effi…
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Comment #8691290
You hypothesized about tissue damage from ultrasonic excitation, so this tangential post may be of interest. Tissue damage from ultrasound is an intentionally-caused phenomenon bei…
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Comment #8681766
SEEKING WORK - Toronto, Canada or remote Available for robotics, electronics and mechanical design and interface design projects. I have over a decade of embedded experience across…
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Comment #8439804
I'm not a runner, but I know many. Training for a marathon involves running fast, and it involves running far, but typically not at the same time. I don't know anyone who runs a ma…
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Comment #8439436
This is an interesting analysis of available data for runners and record-breakers, outlining what will have to happen to break the two-hour mark for marathon times. Dennis Kimetto …
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Comment #8300394
My thought after reading this—a great product would be an actual analog watch (quartz or mechanical) with the same styling and finishes that the Apple Watch has, with a much thinne…
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Comment #8170084
This tool involves switching to Emacs to compose a message body, while doing all of your mail interactions with the web interface. Once composing is done, the content is sent to th…
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Comment #7870463
Backed. There's some negativity floating around here with regards to the video, but I'm glad I watched it before reading the comments. The video clearly shows what Craig has in min…
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Comment #7510021
Nice game! As it stands, later 'enemies' appear higher than more recent (and therefore more imminent) ones. The downside is that you sometimes can't read a number properly because …
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Comment #7509205
SEEKING WORK - Toronto or remote I have over a decade of embedded experience across a range of microcontrollers, mechanical fabrication and CAD expertise, as well as master's in hu…