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781.
by ansgri 14y ago
Not sue, just threaten: "We'll give you a license if you'll give us $0.0001 per upvote, or we'll sue you."
782.
by ansgri 14y ago
Then of course use OpenCV. Their face detector is very good.
783.
by ansgri 14y ago
What to do instead if that's API to an unique service?
784.
by ansgri 14y ago
AFAIK, Face.com provides face recognition, not only detection. They've presented their approach at YaC'2011 here in Moscow, and it is quite sophisticated. Not VJ at all.
785.
by ansgri 14y ago
Strange, as I've got used to my Wacom Bamboo in less than half a day without much drawing experience.
786.
by ansgri 14y ago
> what happens if the bozo at the command-and-control internet console accidentally adds asterisk into the blacklist? The list is almost certainly on paper, and it will take long path through bureaucracy to the service providers, which
787.
by ansgri 14y ago
And since the same 2010 most laptop trackpads do have two-finger scrolling. Not so smooth as in Mac, but that's Windows limitation: in linux the scrolling is smooth.
788.
by ansgri 14y ago
Offtopic, but do you think anyone would consider writing video processing library in Java, is the technology that mature?
789.
by ansgri 14y ago
These really good people are quite unstable (moving on or burning out), so the risk is higher.
790.
by ansgri 14y ago
I surely can predict that in 5 "light" years C++, even C, will not become obsolete. I know of a very innovative company which still uses almost exclusively Visual C++ 2008 (they do some heavy image processing and OCR).
791.
by ansgri 14y ago
For offline analysis, I'd eagerly agree. But have you had any success with FP for online analysis? E.g. you have 100 time series updating every second, and must yield some other series and events.
792.
by ansgri 14y ago
But the kids have to get hit someday. Better done by you in controlled environment.
793.
by ansgri 14y ago
«very independent in the school and in the company of her classmates, but still very dependent at home» seems to be very typical of young people here in Russia, good point.
794.
by ansgri 14y ago
It will allow you to get a smaller phone, after all. 10 inch is a bit too big to carry around all the time.
795.
by ansgri 14y ago
Why wheel-to-zoom isn't working? I see this problem on many sites recently, and find it really annoying.
796.
by ansgri 14y ago
Get that damn Galaxy S II, and do NOT upgrade from Android 2.x to 4.x -- you'll get almost perfect smartphone.
797.
by ansgri 14y ago
What ads in children's app?!
798.
by ansgri 14y ago
It is written. "0.1% for each month since the browser was released"
799.
by ansgri 14y ago
They would be very inconvenient to type on the traditional cell phone though.
800.
by ansgri 14y ago
Do I understand right that id_rsa is an equivalent of password.txt in that you have big broblems if someone gets it? In this case I really worry about its being stored in the open in some /users/AppData and not on some TrueCrypt drive that
801.
by ansgri 14y ago
Stone falls with no faster than quadratic speed and has a maximum limit if not in the vacuum.
802.
by ansgri 14y ago
I wouldn't call OpenCV 'about as mature as a software project can get,' as it's actively developed library with lots of contributors in yet experimental domain (more about mid-level pattern recognition than low-level image filtering). And t
803.
by ansgri 15y ago
At first thought this was something about weekend project using Active Template Library, and how that would be weird...
804.
by ansgri 15y ago
That's why proper root cause analysis is hard.
805.
by ansgri 15y ago
Same with Diablo II compared to more modern RPGs. It's just like low-resolution (yet masterful!) graphics and absence of effects for effects' sake make you think up the details of the game universe.
806.
by ansgri 15y ago
Why did I not hear about this Herzog Zwei when I had Genesis?! Feel like soon I'll install gens and try it out.
807.
by ansgri 15y ago
Moving into deeper fiction, we'll return to 'no software' again: inherent inefficiencies of digital hardware will force us to build analog systems, sort of pure hardware, that will be in fact software for the machine that runs this world.
808.
by ansgri 15y ago
AFAIK, current machine vision technology can provide at most ~85% tracking accuracy in crowded environments.
809.
by ansgri 15y ago
I'd consider this the definitive answer.
810.
by ansgri 15y ago
<rant> Am I the only one hating especially the trackpad? I feel like it has much lower relative spatial resolution, i.e. if you set the maximum cursor speed you still have to make long motions, and the precision for some reason is f

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