saccade
Member Since: September 7, 2007
Country: United States
Profile
Bio
Software developer in Silicon Valley
Spoken Languages
English, a bit of French
Programming Languages
Python, C, C++, Lisp, Matlab, JavaScript, ExtendScript, HTML, Verilog
Associations
ACM, SIGGRAPH
Universities
MSCS Univ. of Utah
Expertise
Computer Graphics, Image Processing, Embedded systems, Graphic design tools (Illustrator, Photoshop, etc.)
Websites
http://www.saccade.com
Publications
Articles in Circuit Cellar, Graphics Gems, several US Patents
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What sorts of things do you design/make at this place? This would establish some context for the tool choices.
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I’m a little queasy about the server being strong enough to actually pull the latch open.
So many questions to field an accurate guess: How many tries per minute can the robot do? Have you optimized the algorithm for trying combinations?
I’m guessing the robot isn’t super fast. 12:35:00. 12-80-20
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I suspect the reason is the manufacturer was hunting for a unique trademark for their product line.
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Memo to shipping dept: I’m really hoping for a Micro OLED breakout…
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Weird. I tried at 10:00:01, and was told “out of stock”. But then I tried about 10 minutes later and completed the purchase.
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What’s the recommended charger for this?
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Electrical measurement categories are more about application environment than specific voltage levels. You could easily encounter a few thousand volts inside an old CRT TV set, which is a CAT II device.
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A PDF might be a more convenient reading format than a big, tall JPEG.
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A T-square! I haven’t seen one of those since high-school. (You might also clue him in that pencils don’t work so hot on capacitive touch screens).
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+1 for fixing the spacing so you can tile the boards left to right. You’re sooo close….
No public wish lists :(