bradneuberg

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by bradneuberg 4y ago
I actually did the same with my Quest Pro that I got recently, pretty cool.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
Sad to hear. Amazing person and contributor to the field of radio SETI, hoping his family are doing ok during this tough time.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
That projector/face tracker setup sounds very cool, as another poster mentioned you should do a writeup or video on it.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
I’m waiting for Project Cambria, aka Quest Pro, to do these kinds of experiments. It will be lighter with its pancake lenses and the color mixed reality cameras should make it more seamless to use my real keyboard and mouse. As you mentione
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
Really sad to see RadioShack reduced to this. Grew up on a Tandy Color Computer. Hate seeing RadioShacks Twitter account being dragged through the mud by a foul mouthed crypto scammer intern.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
I think most people's "bookmarking service" these days, including myself, is to just have an extra browser window that has a million "read later" tabs.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
This is key - I believe Musk wants to gain more favor with the right so they purchase the new Cybertruck pickup truck.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
My theory is that he wanted to threaten to buy Twitter (or actually buy it) to create political pressure on the Biden administration to stop stonewalling the Starship FAA license. There’s murmurings that the FAA is stonewalling Starship due
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
As a kid he was estranged from his dad, his dad ultimately only gave him around 20k. Elon Musk has been successful based on his own background, not his dads who was a remote, not positive influence in his life.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
I’ve been looking for folks like on Hacker News but for conversation in VRChat in VR. It’s been pretty fun to hang out there but the caliber of conversation isn’t great.
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by bradneuberg 4y ago
So great to hear Savvy mentioned! What an amazing piece of software.
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
The whole crew survived, except for unfortunately the cat, named Mrs Chippy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mrs_Chippy
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
I’ve literally been programming in JS for more than 20 years and this is new to me too!
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
There’s a strong counter factual argument that can be made that if the Confederacy was allowed to exist seperately, then when we go into WW2 Hitler counts them as an Axis ally. Having a direct Axis ally on the continent probably means he ca
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
I highly recommend Eric Foners book The Second Founding on the Reconstruction period.
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
Version 1 was from a company named Writely. Google massively refactored and rewrote it afterwards though.
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
Anecdotally, I'm very comfortable with public speaking and presenting complex ideas, code, and architectures to a room of colleagues. I've given conference keynotes to 1000s with no problems. However, high pressure technical white
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
I have both -- the Oculus Quest 2 is better on both fronts, it's lighter and the screen is better.
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
Does anyone know good open source projects that are using modern c++ (c++ 11 to 17 techniques) that I can study and possibly contribute to to get better at c++?
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
They not only got above Hubble’s orbit, they even returned the first stage back to landing, which means they had the performance both to get to that orbit and to be reusable.
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
Can you comment more on what’s going on at Argonne related to Aurora?
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
Most Augmented Reality concepts are at that stage IMHO - we don’t really have light weight efficient hardware that can execute that vision yet. 20 years from now we will, and will probably look back at early experiments and concept videos f
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by bradneuberg 5y ago
I agree I love my Quest, and the sense of presence is amazing. Can't wait until more of my friend social network has them so we can meet up and do things like table tennis.
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by bradneuberg 6y ago
Alfred Aho taught my Software Engineering I and II courses at Columbia University when I was an undergrad, and they were my favorite Computer Science courses. He was a great, compassionate teacher, with a mix of theoretical and real world i
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by bradneuberg 6y ago
I work on machine learning on remote sensing imagery, and the Shuttle derived Shuttle Radar Topography maps remain an important freely available Digital Elevation Map (DEM) source.
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by bradneuberg 6y ago
KDE attempted to bring OpenDoc-lite style components into itself ~2000 with KParts, while Gnome attempted the same with the CORBA based Bonobo system at the same time. Neither was successful - the true path to inter operating compound docum
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by bradneuberg 6y ago
Top-1 results are much harder than top-5, so the fact that they are bumping up top-1 by a few percentage points is pretty significant IMHO. Also getting 1 to 2% bump for the segmentation task is nothing to sneeze at.
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by bradneuberg 6y ago
From 2013
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by bradneuberg 7y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Deep Learning (CNNs, RNNs, network architectures, TensorFlow, PyTorch, etc.); Software Engineering (architecture, test-driven development, engineering leadership,
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by bradneuberg 7y ago
On COBRA, wife and 2 year old kid. I pay 1900 per month for Anthem Blue Cross plus dental and vision benefits. I’m in California. I’m self employed and COBRA runs out soon, but everything on the exchange is about the same amount.

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