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Comment #12195099
I wrote (and maintain) my own rss reader for iOS - https://github.com/younata/RSSClient/ , here's a trimmed down version what I follow: News: - Electrek - https://electrek.co (Basi…
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Comment #10768521
Been working on my own RSS reader for iOS. https://github.com/younata/RSSClient/ Pretty much all the internal logic (parsing feeds/opml files) are also written from scratch, which …
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Comment #10462421
It's Apache 2.0, so free as in beer and free as in speech. https://github.com/greenplum-db/gpdb/blob/master/LICENSE
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Comment #9092737
wake up Stay in bed for 5 or 10 minutes Alarm goes off Shower Do hair/brush teeth/take medication Walk to bart, catching up on feeds/emails on the way there take bart to work
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Comment #8208306
Oh. this is awesome. Very much so looking forward to integrating this into some of the home automation stuff I'm doing.
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Comment #8171436
A very interesting paper [0]. I'm actually taking a similar approach (though, more generic in nature) for my CFD work (namely, using experimental data to help correct my numericall…
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Comment #8140257
Man, screw using that for multitouch. Going to use it as a depth camera. Been looking for a kinect-like device that I can mount on a quadcopter.
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Comment #8086237
I'd finally get my CFD stuff off the ground. I currently only spend about an hour a day working on it, and I'd like to just work full time (or more) on it.
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Comment #8048861
I once wrote a very minimal IRC client by essentially wrapping telnet around expect. All it did was automate sending out PINGs, but it worked.
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Comment #7285232
Come on, hat trick of rejections!
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Comment #6974402
Front-end design. I can make a beautiful back-end, but what does it matter to anyone but fellow hackers if a front-end end-user thing doesn't look good, is useful to beginners, but…
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Comment #6965598
assuming by "finding" you mean liking. The api makes it very easy to use. I would like to get a generic beacon I can just slap on my door and forget about for 6 months or so, rathe…
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Comment #6965552
what do you mean? It's built in to corelocation in iOS 7... You can even use an iOS device as an iBeacon...
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Comment #6965545
Been playing with iBeacons today: https://github.com/younata/Apartment Other than that, more work on my flight simulator: http://younata.com/
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Comment #6805824
I have been building this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6618834 It's been fun. :D
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Comment #6788404
too many.
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Comment #6621195
Oh, man. My previous experience in building simulators is a spaceflight simulator I wrote at the beginning of the year, because space, life is easy and I didn't have to really writ…
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Comment #6621193
Thank you for the interest! Right now, x-plane basically is the only player in the flight sim market (MS has officially stated they've left - though I doubt it's for good, FlightGe…
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Comment #6618869
Holy shit, that is awesome! If only I had 55k to spend on that sort of thing, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
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Comment #6618834
I have been building a (highly accurate) flight simulator. Basically, I'm taking a geometric approach to the flight dynamics model (similar to how x-plane works, except they're usi…