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That's exactly how it works. The example doesn't show more than one, but it will return multiple resolutions ranked with a confidence percent (the meaning of which depends on the method) as long as it's above a reasonable thr
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Embarassing side-note: I've never made the mistake of trying to add an empty directory to a git repo before; if you tried and failed to build, it's been fixed.
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Show HN: Detect upsampling in images
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Note that these were the votes against the original CISA bill, NOT the bill that passed yesterday. Those votes were: Nay - Sen. Michael Crapo [R] Nay - Sen. Michael Enzi [R] Nay - Sen. Charles “Chuck” Grassley [R] Nay - Sen. J
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No that isn't true. ISO (MPEG/JPEG) does not play a part in licensing patents or forming patent pools, which is only natural when you consider the fact that ISO is an international organization headquartered in Geneva and every co
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http://llvm.org/devmtg/2013-11/slides/Robinson-PS4Toolchain.... It's the "Working with the LLVM Community" section.
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printf("%zu %d\n", list_len(l), *l[0]); // Prints 1 1. This prints raptors unless your list is of size_t. #define list_lenref(l) ((size_t*)l)[-1] The only way to write this kind of size-prefixed plain ar
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I had this same experience a few years ago, though more out of necessity (my very old hardware at the time was no longer being supported.) pkgng was brand new and immature and it was an opportunity to do some fun things like create my own p
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It would not be terribly difficult to create a workalike on other * nixes as the task is effectively just mapping your filesystem's stat(2) metadata onto an SQLite db, with a virtual table representing file content and a user defined f
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> In both cases, the compiler supposedly looks up the name on the right to figure out which struct type you intended. So foo->bar if foo is an integer would do something like ((Foo )foo)->bar where Foo is a struct that contains a m
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Unfortunately both the article and the code suffer from a crucial misunderstanding of JPEG -- the 8x8 blocks do actually undergo a 2-dimensional DCT. Zig-zag scanning down to 1D comes later, after quantization, and is applied to the quantiz
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UNIX is a spec. The point of being a "certified UNIX" is that the system conforms to SUS/POSIX and software developed targeting those specifications and their API are expected to run. One might question the usefulness of SUS&
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VPx reference software is open source. The article is not referring to the software but the specification which is developed and published by Google (a private company), as opposed to an open standards consortium like ISO, ITU or the IETF.
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According to the spec, Thor is a more traditional block-based codec with quadtree subdivisions in the vein of H.264 and forward. Beyond that the design is rather conservative and different from Daala's "start over from scratch&quo
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>Last time I checked neither OS even supported reading Matroska containers natively Windows 10 actually does support Matroska out of the box, albeit 11 years later than FFmpeg.
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> GitHub made an effort to get in contact with the repo owner and warn them of their violation of the TOS before taking action. This repository had been disabled for several days before this.
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> Libav on the other hand rather focuses on clean implementation and let's say better designed APIs. This is weird to hear as a consumer of these libraries. When people ask why I prefer one or the other for my own use cases, I tell
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>Just try to get source code to any of the Apple or Microsoft OS parts that were BSD licensed so you can tweak them. The bulk of projects available on opensource.apple.com are not GPL, including not least of all the kernel. Anecdotally I
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Sony has spoken about the problems associated with maintaining a private fork of Clang for the toolchain of the then-unreleased PS4. See "Working with the LLVM community": http://llvm.org/devmtg/2013-11/
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I believe this article today is actually a response of sorts to that one, judging by mikeash's comments from when it was posted here 2 weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9830646
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What is C in practice?
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> when you control for educational achievement (i.e. how well students achieve in pre-uni schooling), income level is a much weaker predictor of whether someone attends university. The primary driver of low university enrolment is educat
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To be fair, the demo site provides a configurable level of artifact reduction. This article uses the highest level. Here it is with none and some: http://imgur.com/a/cVVnC
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The thing is, C does contain quite a bit of "magic" built into the transformations a compiler is allowed to do to your constructs. A mental model of C built on the mapping to assembly is appealing, but leads to false intuition whe
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Julia will always be open source
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http://juliacomputing.com
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> HEVC (formerly H.265) It's still H.265. Like past standards, HEVC/H.265 is a joint effort between ISO's MPEG and the ITU's VCEG. They're different identifiers for different organizations.
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MPEG is funded directly by their organization (ISO) and doesn't really have a (edit: financial) dog in this fight.
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>I just don't see how it wouldn't (1) discourage people from joining the workforce If it's the case that there simply aren't going to be enough jobs for everybody then this would be an intended outcome.
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SimCity 3000 actually had a native Linux port by the (now defunct) Loki Games, that can still be gotten on Amazon and some other resellers and can be run with the help of some compatibility dependencies, although it's been some time si
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