sander

Last summer, Sander Dieleman was working on recommending music based on audio signals, while interning at Spotify.

Or, you'll be happily creating things out of pallet wood using a jigsaw and orbital sander.

A music video by Lernert & Sander We created a music video for Aux Raus.

When he went for a bathroom break, they took his floppy disk, removed the magnetic media and replaced it with a circular sander.

Would be interesting to see more than just a high level overview and to dig into what exactly Sander is doing and what techniques/algorithms he is using.

Its a saw, drill, sander, and more in one.

I can cut down a tree with a belt-sander but trying to convince other people to do the same isn't going to go over well.

The thing you are avoiding acknowledging is that the table saw + chop saw + router+table+bits, planer, jointer, sander + misc hand tools do not cost zero dollars initially.

DB-25-connector, meet hacksaw and belt/disc sander.

I have a friend that always asks if I am looking for a drill press, drum sander, etc because he just saw a great deal on craigslist.

Hate on JS all you want, but it's probably not so amenable to you because you're using a metal file when you really need a belt sander, close but not quite right.

The gravel mixes with the snow, and for added traction you just run a sander in your road plows (with actual sand, not that calcium chloride/salt mix they mostly use on pavement now).

I've learned about trolley dilemma few days ago on "Justice with Michael Sander" lectures, Harvard's OCW equivalent program to publish their materials online.

His latest with Emmanuel Sander, "Surfaces and Essences: Analogy as the Fuel and Fire of Thinking", is comparatively much more straightforward and less obfuscated, and still fascinating.

Sander van der Leeuw (University of Arizona/Santa Fe Institute) takes the view that we've gotten into our current predicament through technology: "Most people in both politics and general society think that we need to innovate our way out of the sustainability problems that we're having.

Sander's knew no one would read his philosophy if they weren't paid.

Sander published an article in the November 2004 issue of the Stanford Law Review that questioned the effectiveness of affirmative action in law schools.

Someone like Bernie Sander[1], who is a self described socialist.