boyadjian

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by boyadjian 7y ago
It's not a problem of dark or light. It's a problem that choosing white @ 6500 K as background color is perfectly stupid. Default backgrounds for windows and internet sites should be sepia. That's what do Amazon with Kindle s
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Work on my personnal computer project. I develop a 3D game in java using a custom made 3D engine.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Maybe it is a good thing, so the singularity will be avoided. There is so much wrong usages of AI.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Size matters. If you want intelligent neural network, you need some watts. There is nothing astonishing in that. It is also because of constant progress in hardware performance that deep learning has become what it is.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
There is no way to solve the climate crisis. We should have listen to the Club of Rome in 1972. Now, it is much too late.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
AMD HD 4770, HD 6870, HD 7870, R9 290, RX Vega 64, all the graphic cards that I bought recently have been AMD. And thought my previous CPUs where Intel, my next CPU will be an AMD.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
This article from bloomberg.com is perfectly absurd : High birth rates during the last fifty years have lead to overpopulation, politic instability, general poverty, global warming. And now, they complain that the birthrates are too low ? S
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by boyadjian 7y ago
To understand means to classify, to modelize.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
It is time to stop having a white color background on internet sites, it is very aggressive for the eyes, instead, a sepia color would be much better.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Because the land price is very low.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
City growth cannot be endless. Everything has an end. It is the same thing for Paris. With the "Grand Paris", we try to build new subways, but it is tremendously expensive.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Solving the wrong problem is a very common thing in software development. That is why I always take time to think (sometimes during three days) before starting a development.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
'There Is No Way to Happiness; Happiness Is the Way'
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Harrison Ford has four biological children. Did he protected nature ?
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Very nice work. The result is visually speaking.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
I like this project very much. Every time there is a release, I test it on VirtualBox.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Yes, of course. Every Ponzi scheme has an end. It is just a question of time.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
The talent, was originally a unity of mass and money of Antiquity, so people who have talent, means people who have money.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
All those people who protest ... They protest against what ? In France, we have the "Gilets Jaunes", who also protest, there is also the young people who protest against climate change. They protest, and they go nowhere ...
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Nothing, we will stay at 3 nm.
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Coin3D 4.0 Is Out(bitbucket.org)
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by boyadjian 7y ago
I am a very good client of Amazon. Love this company, what a terrific invention.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Tesla is a Ponzi scheme.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Yes, sugary drinks are much worse, but also prepared industrial dishes that you can find in supermarkets.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
It is sad that the photo illustrating this article shows cheeseburgers. Cheeseburgers haven't killed anybody. Cheeseburgers are not junk-food. Stop making amalgams.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
Totally agree on that. Premature generalization is the root of all evil. It breaks the YAGNI principle. Over-engineering is often seen in java programming, because creating a new class is so easy, that people often create huge amount of rid
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by boyadjian 7y ago
I used to program the same type of colormap. It is a question of correct gamma correction.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
We should have listened to the Club of Rome in 1972, "The Limits to Growth". Now, it is too late.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
18 month or 24 month, this is not very important. I was essentially talking about the fact that the cost per transistor was steadily going down, which is almost finished now.
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by boyadjian 7y ago
It depends what you call Moore's Law. For me, Moore's Law was essentially that the cost per transistor was divided by two every 18 month. Nowadays, it's not true anymore. But of course, it doesn't mean that progress has

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