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bwang29
9y ago
Good summary of technical evaluation from equipments. I think the other thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16643056 delved pretty deep in various subject scenario too. It would be the best for Uber to release the r
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9y ago
Would it be possible to have "parental ratings" on ads for adults? The problem with advertising is once you've seen it, there is few methods to unsee it (you could probably argue some hypnotherapy can do). By forcing someone
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9y ago
Lytro has really cool technology but never really found a good use case for consumers. I owned both the 1st generation and 2nd generation camera, as much as I hated the UI of the software and usability of the hardware, I can clearly see the
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9y ago
I think there is definitely space for improvement for 2 and 3, but then you would need to collect your own data. Are you a developer? We should talk if you're considering CoreML as we (Polarr) have ready to use, battle tested CoreML mo
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9y ago
I don't understand why most of the comment here are negative. On the bright side, being able to train a model in any sort of cloud (doesn't matter if it is Azure, Google, AWS, or IBM) and then directly create CoreML models, and it
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9y ago
I think visually speaking, while the deblocked version is smoother overall, the blockiness added extra perception of noise/texture. The extra noise almost always increase the perception of sharpness and level of details, and you can se
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9y ago
I just thought there is a pattern on the "Are Older Than Scientists Thought" part to make a discovery exciting (it seems to be what is indeed exciting here), a quick search on "are older than scientists thoughts " you ge
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9y ago
I found this to also be great for sales pitch or any pitch in general, or to convince oneself for main life decisions (move to a new city, found a job, or buy a new expensive item).
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I think the article is saying that there are way too many confounding variables in determining the probabilistic nature of longevity and so far due to the fragments of data, contradictions in data, challenges in tracking, uncaptured info, i
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9y ago
I think combat games teach a lot about improvisation, especially if you're playing against another human, you'd have to adapt in realtime the pattern the other person is using and trying to develop a strategy to counter the other
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9y ago
I definitely feel games like Sims and Simcity changed my perception of resource safety as a child. I played Sims/Simcity2000~3000/Civs for hundreds of hours as a kid, and I loved the "realistic" feels and setups of these
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9y ago
One thing that might not be related but I found fascinating is that Jupiter is “木星” in Chinese, where “木” means wooden. The first time “木星” was mentioned in Chinese literature was in 东汉, year 25 - year 220 (around 1800 years ago). So Chines
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9y ago
Can I contact you on the training data idea?
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9y ago
Can I reach out to you somehow @gascan ? Want to learn more.
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9y ago
There is already a "sesame" score built in Sesame Credit by Alibaba ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sesame_Credit ) The Wired article is a little more exaggerating ( https://www.wired.com/story&#
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9y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=winnie+the+pooh+tigger+xi+ji...
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This would be great for DSLRs if integrated especially those who are shooting wildlife at high speed. Contrary to my own previous belief, I thought I would need a smaller hard drive in terms of storage space when I have a larger or faster S
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9y ago
For those who wants to find the "Crucial Message" quickly, I think it is hidden in the 4th last paragraph : "That’s why there is and will be an even greater pushback against the idea that a small group of companies and execut
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A photographer could accidentally upload or AT SOME POINT labelled his/her photos in the free domain, but ALSO upload with a license to a paid photo stock site. This is usually the root cause of most issues. Another possible reason is
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This is almost a sad day for the photo community. VCG has been suing Chinese startups and companies for licensing rights for a while [1], many of the licensed photographs appear in "free" or "CC0" websites. A year ago, w
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I developed new appreciation for car manufacturing from this article. The way that one component depends on other common components reminded me of NPM packages. I'm wondering what if they found one car infringing another car's des
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Coinbase credit card purchases posting as a cash advance
(reddit.com)
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The article mentioned that "Tesla is striving and failing to build a pretty simple vehicle. The Model 3 is basically an electric Honda Accord. And Honda without noticeable effort builds and sells over 100,000 of those every single mont
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Title of article : "Apple Says All Macs, iPhones and iPads Exposed to Chip Security Flaws" First paragraph: "Apple Inc. said all Mac computers and iOS devices, like iPhones and iPads, are affected by chip security flaws unea
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It would be silly if actual human file these claims so the claims are very likely to be filed by some algorithm, which somehow found matching pattern in the noise. Maybe: 1) Some copyrighted music has a period of noise that closely matched
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Quote from article "We need to move faster. Validation at Intel is taking much longer than it does for our competition. We need to do whatever we can to reduce those times… we can’t live forever in the shadow of the early 90’s FDIV bug
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Added another source to assist discussion for more context: " https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr-esq/spotify-hit-16-bil... And Quote : "The Settlement Agreement is procedurally and substantively unfair to S
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Response doesn't make sense at all "This title is from 2007, so we are unlikely to devote any valuable engineering resources to this issue, which is most likely caused by outdated API modules" Doesn't make sense #1: Reas
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Usb Cable Supposedly Improving Sound Quality
(head-fi.org)
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I don't understand the purpose of publishing small technical pieces, put it there, and highly likely forget about it later and never come back to make anything really meaningful out of it. This is at the best Google's "user&#
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