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I started a personal project involving two of my favorite things: cars and software. I've been reminded of a few good troubleshooting lessons along the way.
We all have them: once-great ideas gathering dust in a GitHub repository somewhere. Here are 4 ways to make sure your next project sees the light of day.
After hearing buzz about Amazon's Alexa, I set out to make an Alexa Skill that is implemented as a web service hosted on Heroku.
Using ReSpeaker to detect simple commands such as “play music” or “activate omega thirteen” and perform an action, without an internet connection.
Both disciplines require mental focus. Fears (whether rational or irrational) may cloud one’s judgment.
Even though the CHIP is much cheaper than the Pi, I've found that is actually much more convenient (less wires and configuration).
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FIRST is such a cool thing to be a part of — a great way to make a difference and to see a difference being made.
The algorithm works by representing all the possible states of the game in a "game tree." The root node of the tree is the initial game state.
My daughter, now 11 years old, had sparked my interest in the Scratch project from MIT. To get her in a little deeper, we developed a game together.
How I used a JavaScript program to ease my morning OmniFocus and Evernote routine.
A short tutorial for getting started making awesome networked games in the browser with sim-sim-js!
Creating fully parametric wheel designs in OpenSCAD is much quicker and easier than if I tried to use a 2D drawing program.
