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by bobajeff 7y ago
Are you trying to tell me that in the era of Boston Dynamics' Spot Mini and Waymo/Tesla Autopilot we couldn't come up with robots capable of building space infrastructure for us?
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Explainer: API Sets for Machine Learning on the Web(github.com)
1 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
> Separate crawlers, indexers and search websites How would all of those be funded? Also, wouldn't sperate indexes be Zero Sum just like Search Engines are?
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I wouldn't consider TPU/NPU/NNPUs a niche. It's inevitable at this point that you'll need machine learning accelerators just for running inferencing on edge devices. Even if done only on the cloud I can see more cou
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by bobajeff 7y ago
>What makes people so blind to the simple solution of the problem we have now? Chernobyl and more recently Fukushima. You might say those were caused by outdated tech or bad management. I'm someone who doesn't think my local or
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LLVM Founder Chris Lattner Joins SiFive to Lead Platform Engineering(phoronix.com)
19 points by bobajeff 7y ago|3 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Thank for your recommendation of Glossika I've never heard of it before but it looks good. I'm a beginner I've been using Pimsluer (for Mandarin) for a while while. Although it's not perfect. I prefer Pimsluer over Miche
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I think he's referring to the fact that Flutter was started as a project, by some of Google's browser and web standards people, to see what the could come up with if they designed a browser from scratch with the knowledge we have
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Obviously there is. Otherwise it wouldn't be advertised on billboards and television. Privacy is just like your personal health everyone wants a convenient solution but no company can honestly offer it. (Doesn't stop then from pre
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by bobajeff 7y ago
As someone who has experienced this happen to my home city I can vouch. It does suck.
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Autonomous Dog Training with Companion(blog.tensorflow.org)
1 points by bobajeff 7y ago|1 comments
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Cookie consent: Most websites break law by making it hard to reject all tracking(zdnet.com)
9 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I want to add that it's helpful to describe the kinds of problems it addresses and to show how. Is love to see a presentation on it.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
There have also been serious doubts over that discovery: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg24032022-600-exclusiv...
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by bobajeff 7y ago
As someone who's not up to date on all the climate research. Are most the scientists in agreement that climate change is a result of our actions? And do they all agree on how dangerous changes to our climate are?
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Physicists Achieve the First-Ever Quantum Teleportation Between Computer Chips(sciencealert.com)
1 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
The problem with all these predictions about VR taking over, is they seem to pretend that visual sense is the Holy Grail of VR immersion we've all been waiting for. But that's a far cry from what was imagined in The Lawnmower Man
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Prices may go up if it goes through. Prices may go down if we split telcoms into smaller companies that compete with each other.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
This is cool. I'll be paying attention to this. If for no other reason than to see what it's like porting from one language to another.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I've tried Native with a Kotlin, Flutter, and Ionic 4 with Angular and then Ionic 4 again but with Stencil. Out of all of them I'd probably gotten the farthest with Ionic 4 + Angular but I wouldn't recommend either of them. R
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by bobajeff 7y ago
>HTML is the interface you write to. It's not a document layout language for authoring I'm with you on speration of concerns but HTML is not for rendering; it's for structuring and adding semantics to your documents. (CSS
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by bobajeff 7y ago
>It’s something we don’t say, because it’s horrendously impolite, and I wouldn’t say it myself outside the context of this conversation, but yes, the life of an intelligent person is worth less than that of a person with Down’s syndrome.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
These days it's not terribly clear to users that their personal data is the price.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I will be watching this. We can always use more better tools for making GUI on embedded. Especially ones that do their own rendering. One of my plans is to play around with using and/or creating a custom flutter engine embedder like fl
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I wouldn't rule out an infection in that case. I have a friend who has phone malware that shows ads about every minute or so. I offered to help factory reset it (last I checked everything she wants to keep is automatically backed up to
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Can confirm. I live in such a place where this is happening.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I think for now they should just add Flutter support to Fitbit OS. That way they keep the OS that works while also making it scale up to support more advanced apps. Also, when Fuchsia is ready they'll have a clearer migration path.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
>Google has made progress with partners in this space with Wear OS and Google Fit, but we see an opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS as well as introduce Made by Google wearable devices into the market. I think it's pretty cl
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by bobajeff 7y ago
That's the funny thing about this whole thing they keep using terms like security when what they're really talking about is anti-saving/copying/skipping/fastforwarding and region blocking.
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Amazon creates an alliance to demand voice assistant compatibility(theverge.com)
1 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments

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