bobajeff

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Cross-Platform On-Device ML Inference TensorFlow Lite Ft. Flutter(towardsdatascience.com)
2 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Should put '(2016)' in the title.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
People decided that paying nothing is better for them. I don't believe most people are even aware of the privacy implications or how that ties into the scheme of not paying anything. It's kind of like how most people don't re
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by bobajeff 7y ago
That's pretty much my thoughts on the matter. At some point some company is going to come out with a really good stand-alone smartwatch. And that will take the place of small phones and probably even regular sized phones.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
This is really cool. I look forward to the day we can have a Google Assistant/Alexa like application that doesn't rely on servers to do the main functionality.
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Joint Employment (US Law)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Decentralized Public Key Infrastructure (DPKI): What Is It; Why Does It Matter?(hackernoon.com)
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What it’s like buying smartphones in Venezuela(xda-developers.com)
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Google, Alexa and Siri Warning: Millions at Risk from Nasty New Scam Calls(forbes.com)
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by bobajeff 7y ago
This is really cool. Just imagining all the work involved and the developers seem very knowledgeable and optimistic about it. I think it'd be cool glean some insight from them about runtimes and standards. I wish them the best of luck
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Good to know that they're working on it more. I used it the while back trying to learn digital sculpting. I remember reading that Blender's Sculpt mode was far behind the commercial sculpting tools such as Zbrush because they have
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Oh I'm glad to hear that. BTW I'm pretty sure I simply just misunderstood their platform support page. https://forge.rust-lang.org/platform-support.html
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I'm planning on learning and writing mobile apps in Rust. I remember reading that some things aren't supported on Android and iOS. Has that caused you any issues?
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I agree PDFs are really hard to read sometimes. Especially with the two column layout that's really popular on research papers. This is probably because PDFs are supposed to be a format for printers. What's readable on paper is no
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Huawei LiteOS(liteos.github.io)
8 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
That makes it sound like they went too small and decided that was a mistake. What really happened was Smartphones came out. Which required a certain size just to support the UI. Then Tablets came out to bridge the gap between smartphones an
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by bobajeff 7y ago
This is great I'm happy there are so many projects going using machine learning with coding. Since I plan on applying ML in a future project for coding on phones and other mobile devices. I'll have a few examples to learn from.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I'm curious as to how the reference counting works in this. Is it comparable to what's used in Swift? How is it compared to the methods typically used in V8 and Spider Monkey?
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I've been thinking about using something like this for Swype-like keyboard for coding on phones.
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Moore's Law vs. Duck Typing (2010)(web.archive.org)
2 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I'm pretty sure the main reason is that all websites with block them and tell you to install Chrome if they ever did. Outside of that I'm sure turning ad blocking on by default would break several sites. Also publicly, they'v
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I like the idea of local personalized search ranking that evolves based off of a on device neural network. I'm not sure how that would be work though.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
That's actually a very good point. If Mozilla used Chromium as a base they would be free to invest all their manpower into Servo development. Then again they would have to work pretty closely with Google on integrating Servo with Chrom
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Meticulous work is what machines trend to be best at. The hard part for the machine would be figuring out what is importance it interest to readers.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
As bad as this all is, it seems like an unavoidable consequence to the nature of our economy. Do we really need separate competing: • Office Suites • Search engines • link sharing sites • internet runtimes that all do roughly the same thing
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Thanks. A lot of people here seem to focus on Computer Graphics I'm also wondering about potential application Machine Learning and Neural Networks. Like how would it fare against today's FPGAs, DSP, NPU and TPUs?
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Neuromorphic photonic networks using silicon photonic weight banks(nature.com)
2 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I think it would be a good idea for Mozilla to move to a Chromium base. That way they could have a built in ad-blocker and turn it on by default. If they did that with Gecko then websites would simply detect and block Gecko even if they cha
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I plan to do something similar to this for a mobile code editor. If it came out the way I was imagining it'd be very convenient and intuitive. It could create detailed patterns in code from a description. Know your naming patterns. Be
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I think in general this is good advice for parents. Long before the internet, kids in my parents and grandparents generation would've avoided many cases of abuse had they been brought up in a environment where they could come to their

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