Yes, the first idea that came to mind (after music/light controllers) was indeed car user interfaces.
Maybe some cool interfaces for home automation too, and I can also imagine controllers for factories or workshops—pretty much anywhere with lots of parameters to control.
But really, if you have other scenarios in mind, please share, I’m very interested, as you can imagine ;)
I have a software engineering background, and I’ve been working on this for nearly 3 years now! I used to play with the Electra One controller before, but having the encoders over the display is really something I’ve always wanted.
I presented Karl last month at Superbooth (a fair in Berlin) and got really good feedback. After 6 months of beta and 2 years of touring with it myself, the first batch will be dispatched in August, and this is quite exciting!
Hi!I've been working on Biq Blue, a tool engineered to analyze your Google BigQuery tables, storage, and requests with the goal of drastically reducing your costs.Currently in early free beta, Biq Blue has already demonstrated its effectiveness on some big data sets.Essentially, it's a server that connects to your BigQuery database via the gcloud CLI, conducts analyses, and opens an HTTP port...
I'm working on this for months now, and I had to learn how to use tools like Fusion 360 and Kicad for this, which is incredibly fun!
I'm looking for a name for this product, current propositions are "a screen with holes" and "écran total" but ideas are welcome :)
Let's have a set of two actions { goLeftOpenDoor, goRightRiseFlag }, and a deterministic algorithm to pick one action given a completely random input.Alice and Bob are both aware of this algorithm, but they are very far from each other.Alice and Bob each receives one particle from an entangled pair (A,B).Alice makes a measurement on her particle, and so does Bob.They now both also share a...
What I really don't understand here is the transition between :
1 - You can read Kaya's identity as per capita CO2 emissions from human sources is equal to per capita GDP times energy use per GDP unit times CO2 emissions per energy unit production.
and
2 - So, you have three ways of reducing per capita CO2 emissions...
What is the logic behind this ? I mean, if you pose [ CO2 = CO2/pop * pop ] (simplified, but indeed always true by definition), how can you say that one way of reducing the CO2 emissions is reducing the [pop] term ?
I don't know if I'm clear enough...
Or, on the contrary, give an example of such equation with some actual empirical value ?
Let's write a tautology : A = A Let's rewrite it : A = A/B * BNow, I often see people (in economics, mostly) do this little trick :ΔA = Δ(A/B * B) Δ * ln(A) = Δ * ln(A/B) + Δ * ln(B)Then, they will show that, empirically, A/B has always been constant (more or less), thus, if you want to increase A, you just have to work on increasing B.Can this kind of equation actually say something about...
Same question: this iFrame would be used to store information related to the user across websites, it kind of works like a cross-domain-cookie-replacement : could GDPR make these kind of tooling illegal ? Should we display a very specific popup to tell the user what those scripts really do ? And have an opt-out option ?
What kind of other solution do you think about ?
I wonder to which extend the GDPR EU Law will have an impact on tracking cookies ?(Could we prove that a cookie can actually contains personal data, let's say, if the same cookie is spread among enough websites and track everything you do ?)