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by aray 12y ago
I'd love to see some test images with that (just get a side-by-side with the app and a larger aperture camera). As I understand what you're proposing, I'm not sure it would actually be closer to what a large-aperture camera w
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by aray 12y ago
Synthetic aperture-like algorithms are also common at SIGGRAPH if you go through the past two decades. A quick search didn't unearth any, but there is open source software to do parallax depth inferencing, and you could just apply prop
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by aray 12y ago
Could you speak to how familiar photojournalists are with the math and transformations that take place inside a digital camera? For example, almost certainly your cameras have dead pixels, which are processed away during the demosaicing sta
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by aray 12y ago
There have been multiple implementations of this class of algorithm (collectively "synthetic aperture") using different techniques. Edit: below mentions the HTC "double camera" phones, and in fact it's also possible
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by aray 12y ago
"This test is not a primary mission objective and has a low probability of success (30-40%), but we hope to gather as much data as possible to support future testing." This test isn't expected to be successful, either.
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by aray 12y ago
When I was finishing university and looking for a job, I actually started deleting minor git repos that never really blossomed into bigger projects, because I was afraid of interviewers/potential employers going over those instead of t
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by aray 12y ago
Even cars that run on open source software (Tesla Model S runs Linux) don't release source for their GPL'd code. So I wouldn't expect a project like this any time soon.
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by aray 12y ago
Why are Boosted Boards ($1995) at a 6 mile range and E-Go ($700) at a 15 (Edit: 18!) mile range? With the huge price difference I would expect just the opposite. Edit: http://e-go.com/feature-1 apparently E-Go has a 18.6 mi
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by aray 13y ago
What kind of applications are you using it for? In my experience I've only seen research image processing using it (and even that totally dwarfed by OpenCL / other alternatives)
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by aray 13y ago
Anyone know the battery life/lifetime of these? If it's months, that's a lot more convenient to keep in the pantry. As a kitchen appliance it makes a lot of sense, but I don't have any muscle memory for "charging&
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by aray 13y ago
Quick feedback: When I get to a "next" page, the focus must be on something other than the core content, because spacebar doesn't scroll the page. Clicking anywhere in the main content box makes spacebar traversal work :) Lo
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by aray 13y ago
I think Eich as the CTO directly refutes that statement. It's not even clear whether he's just going back to being CTO, or leaving entirely.
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by aray 13y ago
I'm curious what you do with them. Sage Devices doesn't seem to have a lot of info available but Bolt says y'all are doing "Home Energy Management". What in home energy management requires ~3.4msps?
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by aray 13y ago
NB: this only happens in english. In any other localization there aren't these options. I <3 that facebook has done this, but realize that it's only for a fraction of its user base, not the entire site.
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by aray 13y ago
Just to separate the problems: Building a cross-compiling toolchain is hard. Totally understand that. Android [0] and Linaro [1] both provide pre-made pre-tested builds you can just pull and use. I recommend using them. Building the kern
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by aray 13y ago
LTS releases should probably stick to a kernel that will have long-term stable support. One example is GKH's (Greg Kroah-Hartman's) stability kernels: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/news-media/blogs/brow
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by aray 13y ago
Every six months or so another way to run go code on android devices is published. Sometimes it's SDK wrappers, other times (like this) it's native executables. The author's approach is interesting, but lacks MIPS support (t
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by aray 13y ago
Android runs on more than just arm -- anything supported by the platform needs to support MIPS and x86 as well.
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by aray 13y ago
Given that Fluke multimeters cost about 10x what the destroyed ones are, sparkfun is still out $30k to replace the shipment + destruction fees, and now have probably 200 fluke units to try to recoup some costs with.
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by aray 13y ago
Great explanation in document form of these patterns. Also very succinct and easy to reference. For those that would rather read this in presentation form: http://talks.golang.org/2012/concurrency.slide#1 And for thos
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by aray 13y ago
It really wasn't discussed in the article, but it has a bunch of benefits we've seen with software like ArcGIS. When you have paid engineers using tools like OSM, they'll develop more tools for using it, build extensions.
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by aray 13y ago
I'm not sure if this is a joke. None of us have done any work on this for years (yeah, somehow I'm a maintainer for it). I've gotten go to run on baremetal systems since then, and there have been other operating systems atte
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by aray 13y ago
Musl (looks like) doesn't support aarch64 and aarch32, so if you're targeting those it's not even an option.
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by aray 13y ago
This is also (IMO) what bionic is great for. It's also licensed compatibly, whereas the rest aren't.
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by aray 13y ago
Also the ARMv8 (aarch32 and aarch64) seem to be missing.
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by aray 13y ago
In my experience, it's not about making accessing these sites impossible , just harder. An alternative is artificially injecting a 30-second delay to any interaction with those websites. When it takes that long for a page to load, i
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by aray 13y ago
I don't have any ads in mine. Are there screenshots of what those look like right now?
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by aray 13y ago
If you have examples of that I'd be interested in hearing them. Otherwise the refutation is not really useful.
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by aray 13y ago
Utah, while prohibiting gay marriage, nevertheless still let gay people meet (gatherings), distribute information, and speak publicly about the topic.
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by aray 13y ago
My favorite of all the restrictions so far is to ban recruiting at colleges and universities. The NSA recruited heavily out of my school -- many of my peers interviewed with them (it was hard to find an employer looking for so many engin

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