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by aaggarwal 11y ago
I would also like to point out that for a lot of "web projects", the entry and deployment barrier is relatively low, one can mostly try those out on a browser. I think this is another important reason for more popularity of web ba
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
From their official github page, Redis is an in-memory database that persists on disk. The data model is key-value, but many different kind of values are supported: Strings, Lists, Sets, Sorted Sets, Hashes, HyperLogLogs, Bitmaps. It simply
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Hi, FaceGrab lets you bulk download anyone's Facebook full-size profile image from their username or userid without any need for login. It uses Facebook's Graph search. This project was a code sprint. I started it when I needed an
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Show HN: FaceGrab – Create image-set for computer vision with FB profile images(github.com)
2 points by aaggarwal 11y ago|1 comments
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Hi, I am the author of this library. I am really glad you liked it and it helped you learn. I started this last year when I was working on a research project to remotely enable real-time image processing using cellular neural networks (CNN)
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
For just about $8, this is awesome. I wonder if they will open-source its design files for 3D printers.
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Show HN: PyCNN – Image Processing in Cellular Neural Networks(blog.ankitaggarwal.me)
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
I think by physics-based, the author means the motion seen in physical world, such as the example shown in the library page in which the animation resembles the motion of a mass-spring damper, its a second order system, by changing the para
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
I am also surprised. I guess its because the comet is near perihelion.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Yes, the power is pretty good. The temperature is currently told as -35 degree Celsius. I wonder how fast would the temperature variations be, with respect to the movement of the comet and how the lander with adjust to that.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Hmm, I am not sure if they would have very sophisticated software on the lander, in the way your thinking. I don't think any processing is done on the lander itself. It might be just primarily used as a remote sensing telemetry system.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Yes, amazing news, I am waiting for more data to come in to analyze the comet surface and the condition of the lander. This is obviously one the biggest achievement of modern space missions and ESA.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Thank you for sharing. The video explanation is really easy to follow. For interested people, here is an interview with K. Stanley, the author of NEAT: http://aigamedev.com/open/interviews/galactic-arms-race/
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Thanks for informing, that is an important point to keep in mind, ignoring this would lead to potential bugs and very difficult debugging as you said.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Thanks for sharing, icecast looks nice. However, it doesn't relate to the type of application I was trying to build. I was trying to improve over TCP latencies, that's why I was looking over reliable but faster protocols at transp
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Yeah,I was reading about the http module and goroutines. It looks nice. Though I still have to try it.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Yes, WebRTC is also a contender, almost final before I came across QUIC. I was also studying it, the application has to be reliable, so except for the DTLS, I can't skip any other layer of stack. I just have to make a final test to com
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
This is helpful. Thanks! I have one more question, how does Go ensure easy concurrency?
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Yeah, its communicating over port 443. Apache Traffic Server would sure be a big step forward, if and when that happens.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
I was looking for a reliable audio streaming method for a project, I came across QUIC and was in process of studying it. Its definitely seems to be the future, but I am still unsure though about using it for the project.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Is QUIC protocol out of experimental phase?
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
I found this discussion very helpful. Thanks!
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
That's not really my sweet spot, but if it have such a strong inclination towards Java, then would it be much easier for Java programmers to move to Go compared to C programmers? And, what about python programmers, how would Go be for
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
I have never used Go before. From the sound of it, it looks like Go hits a sweet spot between C and Java? and of course the Google support is a major factor for a possible success.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Also, in the startup scene, since new upcoming startups are mostly headed by young newcomers, I guess they would prefer working with the same age people to avoid criticism from an experienced professional. An experienced guy would probably
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Hi, I am the author of this library. I started this last year when I was working on a research project to remotely enable real-time image processing using cellular neural networks (CNN) on raspberry pi from Internet application. This was pa
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Show HN: PyCNN – Image Processing in Cellular Neural Networks with Python(github.com)
4 points by aaggarwal 11y ago|1 comments
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
You can use http://ideone.com , it doesn't require you to sign in to execute your code and allows almost every language.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Agreed, Its a brilliant move by YouTube, I am surprised they didn't bring this earlier. People were already using YouTube to show their game footage for a long long time.
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by aaggarwal 11y ago
Yes, this is super cool. I think every engineer should bookmark this link, saves the trouble of visiting 10s or 100s of websites in order to get to relevant material.

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