Vinyzu/cursory: Generate 100% human-realistic Mouse Trajectories with Timings.
https://github.com/Vinyzu/cursory
Generate 100% human-realistic Mouse Trajectories with Timings.
Making a Factory Out Of LEGO That Builds LEGO - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQe1hxpRBKs
After spending two videos building a LEGO car factory, I knew that the machine had the potential to pick up and place down most individual LEGO pieces, so I wanted to try turning it into a more general pick-and-place machine to see what kinds of things it would be able to construct.
web-infra-dev/midscene: Driving all platforms UI automation with vision-based model
https://github.com/web-infra-dev/midscene
Driving all platforms UI automation with vision-based model
Automating your Mastodon profile with Pipedream.com | Stefan Bohacek
https://stefanbohacek.com/blog/automating-your-mastodon-profile-with-pipedream-com/
I wrote recently about how you can use Mastodon’s API to make bots that post random images and make data charts, but you don’t have to automate just bots. Let me show you a few fun things you can do with your own profile.
Automating your Mastodon profile with Pipedream.com | Stefan Bohacek
https://stefanbohacek.com/blog/automating-your-mastodon-profile-with-pipedream-com
I wrote recently about how you can use Mastodon’s API to make bots that post random images and make data charts, but you don’t have to automate just bots. Let me show you a few fun things you can do with your own profile.
Carl Chenet / feed2toot · GitLab
https://gitlab.com/chaica/feed2toot
Feed2toot automatically parses rss feeds, identifies new posts and posts them on the Mastodon social network.
Automating Tinder with Eigenfaces
http://crockpotveggies.com/2015/02/09/automating-tinder-with-eigenfaces.html
"I've gone on at least 10 dates with the help of the bot and I've shown my partners the bot in its entirety."
How the internet is making us poor – Quartz
http://qz.com/67323/how-the-internet-made-us-poor/
Barring a civilization-ending event, technology is not going to move backward. More and more of our world will be controlled by software. It’s already become so ubiquitous that, argues one of my colleagues, it’s now ridiculous to call some firms as “tech” companies when all companies depend on it so much.
How the internet is making us poor – Quartz
http://qz.com/67323/how-the-internet-made-us-poor
Barring a civilization-ending event, technology is not going to move backward. More and more of our world will be controlled by software. It’s already become so ubiquitous that, argues one of my colleagues, it’s now ridiculous to call some firms as “tech” companies when all companies depend on it so much.
Let tools define JavaScript style | Shape Shed
http://shapeshed.com/let_tools_define_javascript_style/
JavaScript's permissive syntax means style debates are easy to run into. This post details how tools can be used to encapsulate your opinion and how this can be integrated into a build process.
Let tools define JavaScript style | Shape Shed
http://shapeshed.com/let_tools_define_javascript_style
JavaScript's permissive syntax means style debates are easy to run into. This post details how tools can be used to encapsulate your opinion and how this can be integrated into a build process.
Building JavaScript projects with Grunt
http://ruudud.github.com/2012/12/22/grunt/
Building JavaScript projects with Grunt
http://ruudud.github.com/2012/12/22/grunt
Yield Thought, Work Is Fascinating: The Metagame
http://yieldthought.com/post/5862066767/work-is-fascinating-metagame
"I started thinking about programmer performance a while ago. Everybody will tell you that you can’t measure programmer productivity, but this is at best a half-truth. We can, and we should. Perhaps what we shouldn’t do is use those measurements to compare programmers to each other, but we can definitely measure ourselves."
Habs
http://www.halfluck.com/automation/habs
"After recently discovering the joys of "Physical Computing" i've decided to undertake my first micro controller project,
an automated brewing system fondly referred to from here on in as HABS"