Hi,
I am looking for someone that is skilled at electronics and mechanics who would have availability to help me with some upcoming small art projects. Prefer someone in the east Bay because that is where I live. I’m willing to pay $$ for your time, please contact me if interested, thanks,
Tracy
http://www.funkyautomata.com
for those of you wanting to program the giant robot from another computer,
here is the place to start learning its language:
http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/479236-17-Communications.pdf
page 51 seems to be a good place to start reading.
-jake
On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 9:49 PM, Matthew Senate <mattsenate(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> In this case, I believe (correct me if I'm wrong someone) we would need the
> Board of Responsibility and Little Power to acknowledge an official
> "treasurer" for corporate-status and tax purposes. It would be prudent to
> schedule some point in the near future to perhaps convene and take care of
> this and any other formalities that comprise the "Responsibility" part of
> the board's title.
Agreed, the board definitely needs to start scheduling its next
meeting now. The last one was November 2013 iirc.
This is so RAD. Bravo.
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<div>-------- Original message --------</div><div>From: Jake <jake(a)spaz.org> </div><div>Date:09/05/2014 10:50 PM (GMT-08:00) </div><div>To: sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org </div><div>Cc: James Halliday <mail(a)substack.net> </div><div>Subject: [sudo-discuss] robot works! </div><div>
</div>the robot finally works. Jenny got us a three-phase power converter and
that's all it took! people have been steering it around using the
training pendant all night. It makes a squealing noise while it's on.
http:spaz.org/~jake/robot/pix
http:spaz.org/~jake/robot/video/VID_20140905_214843.mp4
it has a serial port. we are going to need to RTFM a bit to learn how to
actually control it, for example from a program on a real computer.
it can move much faster than we are able to steer it with the control
pendant. But for now it moves pretty slow, even on "fast" mode.
here are all the PDFs i have found so far. I believe there is enough
information in here to be able to communicate with the thing over the
serial port. If you want any help actually connecting serial to it,
please let me know.
I would like to plug it into a serial port on the 3d printing computer,
and then people will be able to talk to the robot from their laptop using
socat or whatever program they run on that computer. Let me know if
you're interested in doing that. But first read the manuals, and put
whatever you find on the wiki page so the rest of us know where to start.
http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/
-jake
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the robot finally works. Jenny got us a three-phase power converter and
that's all it took! people have been steering it around using the
training pendant all night. It makes a squealing noise while it's on.
http:spaz.org/~jake/robot/pix
http:spaz.org/~jake/robot/video/VID_20140905_214843.mp4
it has a serial port. we are going to need to RTFM a bit to learn how to
actually control it, for example from a program on a real computer.
it can move much faster than we are able to steer it with the control
pendant. But for now it moves pretty slow, even on "fast" mode.
here are all the PDFs i have found so far. I believe there is enough
information in here to be able to communicate with the thing over the
serial port. If you want any help actually connecting serial to it,
please let me know.
I would like to plug it into a serial port on the 3d printing computer,
and then people will be able to talk to the robot from their laptop using
socat or whatever program they run on that computer. Let me know if
you're interested in doing that. But first read the manuals, and put
whatever you find on the wiki page so the rest of us know where to start.
http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/
-jake
Hello Sudo,
I want to make it clear that eventually - not right now - I want to find a
replacement for myself as Sudo Treasurer.
*Responsibilities*
The things the Treasurer has to do are:
(i)be responsible for filing yearly taxes,
(ii) deposit misc. funds into the bank account
(iii) give out misc money that sudo room approves
(iv) report to sudo room the state of finances.
*Fundraising*
Additionally, since Sudo Room is once again receiving less income each
month than expenditure, a good Treasurer would have some fundraising ideas,
and/or want to execute other's ideas.
My reason for leaving is to clear up space in my life for a career change -
not because the job is terribly dramatic, difficult or involved. (Post
Burning Man mental spring cleaning :) )
Thanks for listening,
Max Klein
‽ http://notconfusing.com/
Someone please troll this event. The free ticket link is re-usable and
non-unique.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Triumph <lacey(a)jointriumph.com>
Date: Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 7:28 AM
Subject: Git
To: sudo <info(a)sudomesh.org>
Hi sudo!
October 2nd at The Folsom Street Foundry in San Francisco: twenty
of SF's leading tech orgs (GoPro, Twilio, Homejoy, 2k, Indiegogo,
Intel, etc) are attending to meet and network with passionate
technologists. Based on your Git profile, we'd be thrilled to
offer you a complimentary VIP ticket ($50 value).
This is a discreet and private event. Invitations are being doled
out prudently. Lots of networking and career ops will be present.
Purely exploratory.
Here is the special link with more info (use promo code GIT-LD for
your free ticket): http://goo.gl/8FvVr7
Please do not share this info with anyone. If you would like to
bring a qualified friend, or if your company is hiring and would
like to attend, I can help with that.
Can you lmk either way?
Lacey
Lacey Dankovich
(978) 295-1271
www.linkedin.com/in/laceydankovich
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In two weeks, on September 20th, the omni will host this event:
http://criticalresistance.org/oakland-dreaming-wildly-fighting-to-win-with-…
They are expecting 300+ people, for many of whom this will be their
first time at the omni, and first impressions count a lot!
We'll need a high quality sound system with at least one portable
microphone ready for this. Ideally it will be something durable,
failsafe and easy to use.
Who's willing to work with me to make this happen? Please reply here
or contact me privately. I am no expert but will work hard alongside
you. I would like to meet within the next few days to plan logistics,
and have the system fully set up and ready for testing by next Monday
the 15th. Thanks!
On Thu, Sep 4, 2014 at 10:42 AM, johanna faust <female.faust(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> what is the current state of our intention regarding the bookshelves
> in the cafe? as in, are we keeping them?
>
> i felt i ought to check, assuming nothing, and curious....
Those are staying, but there's some bookshelves in the basement which
we may part with. They used to live inside Broadway Sudoroom but are
about 6 inches too tall for this basement, so they've been lying
sideways for a couple months. Comes with cool DIY shelves that we cut
from old doors.
No assumptions about your intentions of course! Just FYI :)
