Released http://runroot.com/ today. Give it some upvote love at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1032688 (apparently "OMG! AMAZING UTF-8 CHARS!" is more popular than my paltry attempt at making something useful).
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#12My startup, CloudFab, is doing well. I'll have more to say about that in a few weeks.
In my spare time, Hackety Hack is coming along, got a release out for Christmas, hoping for 1.0 early next month.
Then I have one more small project that's still secret.
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#14I'm writing an iPhone musical instrument with an emphasis on just intonation (as opposed to equal temperament).
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#15http://adzerk.com - first beta customer starting this month.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
You can possibly get rid of the pair of 9V batteries by using a floating ground that you make with two resistors.
But then what would he use for the voltage source, + and - 4.5V? It appears he wants the + and - 9V available for the amplifier. But my EET is extremely rusty.
The 5 V from the USB.
Leave the opamp with it's ground connected to the joint between the two resistors, choose the bias so it drives the output from the -2.5 V the opamp sees (which really is the 0 from the computer) to the +2.5V (which is the +5 of the computer).
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#17I've been working on a codepad.org clone for .NET languages: http://dotnetpad.net
It's been a ton of fun. I do CMS development in my day job and it's nice to build a site that actually does something instead of corporate brochure-ware :)
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#18I have the following domains: http://blackhatsystems.com, http://bluehatlabs.com, and http://policyworkbooks.com. Does anyone have ideas for them or want to collaborate? Drop me an email.
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#19I have the following domains: http://blackhatsystems.com , http://bluehatlabs.com , and http://policyworkbooks.com . Does anyone have ideas for them or want to collaborate? Drop me an email.
I've got joytouse.com and notlit.com
(I agree, the first one seems like it would sell devices for hedonic pleasures).
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#20Been working on open sourcing a PHP framework I created a while back. Uses MVC, but the primary goals are to be lean and schemaless. It pulls columns from the database and assigns them to variables dynamically so you don't have to update the schema and then worry about the database (most frameworks require you to flush and rebuild). More to come in the next week. It can be found here if you're interested: