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by darknoon 7y ago
No, this is Linux-only.
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by darknoon 7y ago
It is a difficult to recommend a small package that is GPLv3, since your entire app would have to be licensed appropriately (since it runs in the same process). For projects like Blender, where development is a self-reinforcing ecosystem I
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by darknoon 7y ago
This looks like a great way to ingest air that contains dust and stick it to your sensor. Looks like a useless patent to pad the ol' portfolio.
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by darknoon 7y ago
It's because CUDA performs better. It's not nice, but it's the situation we're living in. Particularly AMD support and performance are lot.
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by darknoon 7y ago
Future of this: computer vision detector on top of frequently-updated satellite data?
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by darknoon 7y ago
The comment above is indicating issues with the pigment, rather than the solvent used to disperse it. You can have very toxic water-based paint, see watercolors with cadmium etc. That being said, it's completely plausible to mix eg cha
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by darknoon 7y ago
WebAR is a term these guys invented. On iOS there are main 2 technologies: - usdz (standardized zip file of pixar usd and assets) - reality composer (proprietary new format in iOS 13. you can add limited interactivity, but all scripting is
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by darknoon 7y ago
Yes, if you log personal information like IP addresses you need to have a plan to delete it. Maybe storing it long term is a liability not a benefit. Don't bring complexity theory into it.
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by darknoon 7y ago
One of the more annoying aspects of the Python 2 to 3 transition is with large movie / video production houses, eg Pixar. Their USD library only supports Python 2, since they aren't interested in supporting Python 3. I wonder if t
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by darknoon 7y ago
No, because attackers can easily determine the constraints (assuming they are kept "secret") by signing up for an account on their own.
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by darknoon 7y ago
I saw this documentary about issues with the 787 back in 2014, and it was clear that something was massively wrong at Boeing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvkEpstd9os The engineers doing the work know what it takes to ma
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by darknoon 7y ago
I found my real name and (former) carrier on Truecaller. Shit. Had to make a fake Microsoft account via Sneakemail to even search it, though. I tried to unlist my number but it said "Deactivation required", ie bait for me to creat
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by darknoon 7y ago
You could decode all of them as BigInt, but then you would be accepting a large overhead for the much greater number of constants like 1 or 42 where it's unnecessary. Everywhere you pass that JSON data would need to be updated to opera
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by darknoon 7y ago
The association with fedoras in popular culture is not positive at the moment. Why did they pass up the opportunity to make it a more stylish kind of hat?
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Artist+AI: Figures and Form(youtube.com)
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by darknoon 8y ago
Does anyone have a good tool for pixel-level annotation? I was thinking an iPad app with pencil support might be nice, but open to whatever is out there.
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by darknoon 9y ago
It would be a more fair comparison to https://deeplearnjs.org/ , since CPU training is not standard practice for neural nets these days.
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by darknoon 9y ago
You say this, but coremltools (convert from industry standard to Apple's ML framework) initially only supported python 2, so it was annoying to work with some code in Python 2 and some in 3.5.
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by darknoon 9y ago
Uses less power to do less useful work (binary weights)…
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by darknoon 9y ago
I’ve spent a few months writing code in a moderately large redux app and hadn’t heard of any of these. Maybe more could be done to call them out in redux docs?
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by darknoon 9y ago
This article touches on _what_ knobs you have to control in a visual design, but a beginning designer often struggles to put these to service in a bigger context. I really enjoyed this talk from Apple's conference this year—it gives a
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by darknoon 9y ago
Older iPhones have exploits that allow bypassing some or all of the protections. It's likely exploits will be found or have been found against current (iPhone 7) hardware given the economic incentives. Nonetheless, I am not aware of an
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by darknoon 9y ago
Does anyone know if the dataset is available publicly?
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by darknoon 10y ago
Anecdotally, I have a friend who is a designer who did a lot of Quartz Composer prototyping and eventually learned ObjC to implement some of his designs. Seems like once you get the idea of building out gestures and animations it transfers
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by darknoon 10y ago
Origami eng here. I agree completely: the defaults should be the platform conventions. This wasn't much a part of the original Origami, but we've tried to improve that in the new version by providing some premade iOS and Android c
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by darknoon 10y ago
Origami eng here: Swift wasn't ready when we started a couple years ago. We actually used some swift for internal things and it has been a bit of a pain, eg with the macOS SDK update for Xcode 8. Combining ObjC and C++ you get a lot of
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by darknoon 10y ago
Engineer on Origami here: Yeah, it's rewritten from scratch as a native mac app in ObjC++. Happy to answer any question you have :D
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by darknoon 10y ago
Hey, looking into it. I tried visiting http://origami.design/examples on my phone but it looks fine to me. Try refreshing?
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by darknoon 11y ago
Fair enough. In that case, yeah, GraphQL is about the server communication and doesn't specify a particular application architecture. There's usually some data you want saved locally and not persisted to the server, though that&#x
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by darknoon 11y ago
Also, keep in mind that most big websites aren't just a single box you can query. A plan for fetching data across >>1000s of boxes works a bit differently than within MySQL or whatever. Usually you end up making layers of abstrac

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