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Not just perception - there was a very real conflict in the 19th century between traditional Russian values and western ideas such as nihilism and socialism. Dostoevsky was such an idealist in his youth, then turning his back on those move
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Nit pick: I think they mean "every day", not "everyday" which is a synonym for commonplace. See this person pushing back against inane Coca Cola slogan : Treat The English Language Well. Everyday. http://www.h
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5y ago
"lay at the beach" You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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US Senate Hearing: Dr. Pierre Kory on Ivermectin (Dec 2020)
(c-span.org)
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Panfrost Gallium3D Driver for Arm Mali Graphics Now Supports GLES 3.1
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For JPEG, if image is encoded using resolution progression, then decoder can not decode using quality progression (where image quality improves with each new piece of the image) and vice versa. With JPEG 2000, the decoder can decide which p
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The issue you are facing with OpenJPEG has nothing to do with PHR, (which isn't actually "personal health information"), but the fact that the library doesn't decode truncated images. The standard is designed for best-ef
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Kernel 5.12: Working to close the gap
(collabora.com)
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6y ago
1.18 code freeze is upon us, it won't be long :)
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9y ago
Steinhaus, Ulam and many other mathematicians in the Lviv school were Jewish, and had to flee or go into hiding to survive the German occupation. Interesting that there is no mention of this in the article.
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9y ago
Beware: my anti-virus warned that this site is infected with malware.
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9y ago
yes, the sense of entitlement of some people is very surprising.
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IBM giving away basic Watson functionality for free
(asia.nikkei.com)
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What would be the use case for GPU encoding? Aren't the CPU encoders fast enough on 8-core or higher ?
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Yes, I found that quite strange too. I would not consider him actually returned until he apologizes for his support for the death sentence on Rushdie.
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9y ago
By the way, they also recently changed the license on ZSTD compression codec to dual BSD / GPL v2, after complaints by user community.
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First woman to win math nobel has died
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Thanks, very interesting take on the matter. Would you mind explaining "...it has to code everything in reverse. The latter especially is a technical showstopper. " ?
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9y ago
A previous post about this on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14583691 Link provides steps for people to submit prior art to USPTO for this patent application (patent is not granted yet)
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9y ago
world's shortest math joke: For any epsilon less than zero .....
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Yes. They have applied for a patent on ANS and video compression - ANS is one of the biggest advances in lossless encoding in the last 10 years. The inventor wants to keep it freely available, has helped Google for three years to incorporat
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It's just human nature, I guess.
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Google offered free slice, wants whole cake
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10y ago
Thanks for sharing this!
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shameless plug for my JPEG 2000 codec: https://github.com/GrokImageCompression/grok . Performance currently around 1/3 Kakadu
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Any time you watch a movie at the cinema, JPEG 2000 is in use, decoding the film.
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10y ago
apparently, times are changing: http://wccftech.com/amd-vega-mi-25-instinct-gpu-accelerator/
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10y ago
Regarding the effective monopoly on high end, this will change next month with release of Vega card.
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10y ago
Let's compare notes end of next year :) I think things will be quite different by then.
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Puff piece. Yes, Nvidia dominates at the moment, but as many have said, this could easily change with a resurgent AMD. They have made all the right moves, IMHO, since Lisa Su took over: 0. Finally paying attention to software part of equati
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