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Real-Time Gradient Domain Painting (2008)(youtube.com)
1 points by SandB0x 17y ago|1 comments
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by SandB0x 17y ago
I have an old Sony network walkman (nwz-e99) that went through a 40 degree wash and works just fine.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
I guess 140 characters ought to be enough for anybody.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
As others have said, Gaussian elimination, or if the matrix is not invertible (square and singular or not square) then the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse can be used to find the least squares solution.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Sorry, I scrolled right past that. Unable to change the submitted link, so thanks for the correction.
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Vim Color Scheme Test(vimcolorschemetest.googlecode.com)
23 points by SandB0x 17y ago|13 comments
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Who is this with?
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by SandB0x 17y ago
His videos. They were all created by one guy.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
But if you're trying to photograph people (street photography, events), they're a lot more relaxed seeing a compact camera than an SLR.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Thanks, that's a good explanation. I need to work on my wording.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
I have a good SLR, and looking through an electronic viewfinder is so poor in comparison (even on an expensive pro-sumer model) it's hard to describe. Our visual system can cope with such a huge dynamic range that it makes little sense to n
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by SandB0x 17y ago
True. Maggie Thatcher one said "A man who, beyond the age of 26, finds himself on a bus can count himself as a failure."
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by SandB0x 17y ago
I've opened this in a new tab but I'm not sure if I should look...oh Jesus, that's horrible...just don't.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
The last paragraph is oh so true - both depressing and kind of soothing. It made me think of "All this has happened before, and all this will happen again." from Battlestar Galactica.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Holy cow, there's more if you go up a level. From The Art of the Pickup: The next step is touch. It's very easy to touch a woman intimately (even a woman you've just met) if you bear two things in mind. One is that you must not fear the co
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A new approach to China(googleblog.blogspot.com)
1145 points by SandB0x 17y ago|368 comments
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Not sure about looks, but it would be fitting if she came with child friendly software that would let her be programmed to do or say simple things.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
I've heard it said (in the uk). It seems to identify programmers who don't like and don't read about programming.
889.
by SandB0x 17y ago
But seriously, the word he's looking for is 'blog'.
890.
by SandB0x 17y ago
Tweemail?
891.
by SandB0x 17y ago
Don't forget the text to speech functionality for the recipient!
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Is it just my screen? I can barely read the code samples.
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Seven things you need to know about augmented reality(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by SandB0x 17y ago|0 comments
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Changing shirt colours would be a fairly straightforward segmentation problem. Applying patterns accurately would require some kind of 3d reconstruction, which is obviously harder. I like the gesture controlled UI idea. Understanding sign l
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Ask HN: Computer Vision and AR project ideas
3 points by SandB0x 17y ago|2 comments
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by SandB0x 17y ago
What will be the new fashionable programming paradigm(s)?
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by SandB0x 17y ago
The Goldbach Conjecture must be included here.
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by SandB0x 17y ago
Right. For most of the things I follow I would want to get all the posts, but I wouldn't mind a sprinkling of content I would be unlikely to find. However isn't there a fundamental problem with trying to create an automated system that deli
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by SandB0x 17y ago
I just don't get this. My RSS reader automatically receives articles from sites I like, or subsections of sites I like, and in most cases the entire article is fed through to my browser/phone in a nice readable format. Perfect. I don't see
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by SandB0x 17y ago
There's already a LaTeX bot called watexy.

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