the robot was asking me last night "when can i start carving statues out
of wood? or at least carve SUDOROOM into a piece of wood?"
i answered, sadly, that i didn't have a router for it to use. But maybe
one of you robot-lovers wants to get it one? This would be ideal:
http://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-DWP611-Torque-Variable-Compact/dp/B0048EFUV8
it also doubles as a human-usable tool. I don't know if we have anything
like this already but if not, let's get something.
I already wrote a program to write SUDOROOM with a sharpie, we could just
use the same program with the router to carve pieces of wood...
-jake
brendan and I have been working on a python program to pretend to be the
disk drive of the robot (which connects to it over serial)
the hope is to be able to save and load programs from the robot to a
normal computer, like the 3d printer (to which it is presently attached)
i hooked up a logic analyzer to spy on the conversation between the robot
and its disk drive, and the results are here:
http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/floppy-loadafile.logicdata
there are other .logicdata files in there too, some don't have the session
configured to decode the serial data (4800 baud, EVEN parity, inverted)
you can read the analyzed data with Salae Logic, a free download.
OR just read the python program we wrote:
https://github.com/jerkey/yasnac/blob/master/src/engine.py
on line 36 we answer the robot's request to LST the files by sending the
following text: (in the program it's constructed from two strings)
"\x02\x13\x00LST0001123.JBI \x00\xfc"
this works (the robot responds with ACK) but it we change ANYTHING it
doesn't like it and says NAK NAK NAK
i thought the last byte would be a checksum, but the whole thing does NOT
add up to something divisible by 256, and furthermore if I change the file
name (123.JBI) to 124.JBI AND change the last \xfc to \xfb, it fails -
which means it is not using a simple checksum (right?)
help figure this out! we need to be able to send the robot arbitrary
filenames and have it accept the packet (and then we can start sending the
program data)
-jake
I'll be there at around 1pm and can help as much as I can... any
clues/descriptions of the lights/boxes?
On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 11:59 AM, <niki.shelley(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey friends!!
>
> I haven't heard anything from anyone re: the stage lights that CR rented
> that
> have gone missing.
>
> Will someone be at the Omni today who can help Jess locate them?
>
> She will be there in an hour (I am stuck working in SF so can't be there).
>
> N
>
Hi All,
Please find attached an invitation to all the local biohacker groups from
Arvind at SOS ventures. If you'd like to come, you're welcome to!
All the best,
Ryan
======Event Description=======
The biotech revolution is here. For the last 3 months we have been
accelerating 6 companies in the worlds first synthetic biotech accelerator,
SynBio axlr8r. Each with a development and release timeline more on par
with software than traditional bio/pharma thanks to recent advances in
Synthetic Biology.
These six new synthetic biology companies are gearing up to launch their
products that are largely made by designing the metabolic pathways of
biological systems to make medically, commercially and industrially
valuable substances. They include bullet-proof silk sequenced from hagfish,
synthetic cannabinoids for medical purposes, civet-free high end coffee,
cow milk brewed from yeast, desk-top DNA printers, and petunias that change
color according to human design.
I would like to invite you to attend the inaugural demo day this September
23 at Runway.is in San Francisco, CA
========Team Links==========
http://muufri.comhttp://revolutionbio.cohttp://hyasynthbio.comhttp://benthiclabs.comhttp://afineur.comhttp://kilobaser.com
===========RSVP===========
1500: Registration
1530: Keynote
1600: Company Pitches
1700: Cocktail & Reception
http://sfsynbiodemo.eventbrite.com
--
Ryan Bethencourt
Tel: (415) 825 2705
Conf. Dial in number: 585-632-6294 PIN: 48429
ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com
*@ryanbethencourt*
--
Ryan Bethencourt
Tel: (415) 825 2705
Conf. Dial in number: 585-632-6294 PIN: 48429
ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com
*@ryanbethencourt*
Hallo Internets,
It's Proxy from HackMiami and I just landed in SF! If anyone would be
cool enough to spare a couch for a few days it would be greatly
appreciated. I'm going to be in SF for a couple weeks but only need a
couch for a couple days. Either way, I'm new to Cali and would like to
meet some like-minded folks. See ya on the flip-side.
--
Cheers,
Rev. Dr. Proxy
www.hackmiami.orgwww.hackmiami.comwww.twitter.com/revdrproxy
On Sun, Sep 21, 2014 at 5:07 PM, Patrik D'haeseleer <patrikd(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> $400/mo plus free labor for a 3 month commitment seems more than fair. I
> think the main sticking point would be the request not to rent out the other
> two rooms, because that significantly affects our flexibility to accept
> other tenants.
>
> We could agree not to rent out just the center room, for example. Or we
> could build in a clause that reduces the rent of one or both of the other
> rooms get rented.
I just want to say at this point that I'm entirely on Team
Rent-Out-The-Ballroom, and very unenthusiastic about full-time leases
for small room unless they will be curated by rad participatory omni
collectives. So I really like this OMP proposal and I think the
mandate to keep those rooms common/shared/schedulable is actually a
huge plus.
Time-based over space-based multiplexing:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-division_multiplexing
In fact, maybe we should just rename our building the Multiplex, or
Mux for short. :)
sudo,
dude is coming at 8 am tomorrow (monday morning, september 22) to install new glass in the skylights. The installer is prepared with tarps, etc., but would appreciate it if people at CCL would move their delicate / electronic / sensitive/ whatever equipment at least to under the tables they are currently on. they are planning to do the three big skylights directly over CCL and the area between sudo and CCL… Not sure who to contact about this directly, could use some input.
brenda
Critical Resistance rented stage lights for last night's event and they
have gone missing!
Has anyone seen them / moved them? Can you please let me know where they
are, if so?
They need to return them tomorrow!
Niki
Hello there
Yoga for hackers, geeks of all types and other humans with big hearts,
empty wallets and tight shoulders is now happening at 4:30 on sundays at
omni!
Hoping to see you there :)
noémie
--
Noémie Serfaty
108 rue du Faubourg du Temple
75011 Paris
Tel: 06 27 76 88 84
Tel: 01 71 50 51 82
noemieserfaty(a)gmail.com