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by dharma1 9y ago
Sweet! If you can really get 16bit training going at 26 TFLOPS with Vega 64 then you've done something AMD themselves can't seem to be able to pull off
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by dharma1 9y ago
Pretty good perf on AMD compared to CuDNN! What conv kernels are you using? Is PlaidML for inference only?
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by dharma1 9y ago
what type of audio analysis? There's this - http://essentia.upf.edu/documentation/
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by dharma1 9y ago
$600k? easily
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by dharma1 9y ago
Pretty good but still prob wouldn't want to dump that in a single day/single exchange https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/volume/24-hour/
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by dharma1 9y ago
I agree with this. Though if you are at the stage when you want an updated design, I could probably help you. Contacts in my profile
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by dharma1 9y ago
I think he might be talking about Ubuntu for Android, which was classic Ubuntu running on an Android phone, predating Ubuntu Touch. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_for_Android It worked on Galaxy S4, and Samsung w
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by dharma1 9y ago
Giant Steps in C. Jazz musos will appreciate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTYzYpb1MY0
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by dharma1 9y ago
Pixel C, with a keyboard cover, on paper would be a good device for Linux, it has a Tegra X1 which is a pretty decent SoC with a great GPU. You can even run some basic Tensorflow models on that GPU, it's the same as Jetson TX1. Nvidia
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by dharma1 9y ago
I would also like more controls. You can have that shooting RAW and editing with Snapseed, but it's a bit more involved and the usable dynamic range of a single mobile raw image is below exposure fusion from HDR+.
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by dharma1 9y ago
You end up with a lot more noise with simple histogram adjustment from a single image, plus the dynamic compression to a final 8bit image won't look as good for many use cases. Exposure fusion from multiple images has much higher usabl
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by dharma1 9y ago
In addition to still photos, would love to see exposure fusion (or HDR+ as Google calls it) in mobile video too. RED Epic and Scarlet cameras do this with 2 exposures per frame and call it HDRx, I've found it adds about 4 stops of dyna
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by dharma1 9y ago
You're pretty much spot on. Latency for instance when playing software synths is very noticeable above 20ms
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by dharma1 9y ago
Same reason some guitar wah pedals use optical control. There are ones with mechanical pots but you have to keep replacing the pots every couple of years when they become "scratchy" as you move the pot back and forth quite a lot i
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by dharma1 9y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15404918
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by dharma1 9y ago
Active speakers for studio use? https://www.thomann.de/gb/topseller_GF_studio_monitors.html Take your pick - so much choice for good speakers these days. Your room will be a larger factor in the sound than any differen
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by dharma1 9y ago
i'd like to have a small wearable camera that's on all day, snapping away, even if it was 3fps, and have some kind of voice recognition/hands free operation. Could wipe the storage daily. Wide fov, fast lens and optical stabi
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by dharma1 9y ago
wow. I hope they will publish details on the optimisations
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by dharma1 9y ago
Could also be a manual copy/paste of the contract address, ether and gas amount to your native wallet app, or a QR code to take a picture of with a mobile wallet. Metamask (the browser plugin) is one - albeit a bit clunky in terms of U
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by dharma1 9y ago
Any decent apps that support it? I have been thinking of buying a Leap Motion to experiment together with Rift
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by dharma1 9y ago
"iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014) and later iMac models can't be used as Target Display Mode displays." From the page you linked. It hasn't been possible with new iMac models since 2014. I'd expect the Pro to be
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by dharma1 9y ago
Same experience here when I was there for a couple of months. Taxi drivers (and some other tourism related jobs) get paid and tipped in dollars. Easily 10-50x the income of a doctor being paid the equivalent of $30 in Cuban pesos
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by dharma1 9y ago
ANC is basically realtime phase reversal of the waveform and needs to be almost zero latency. Hard to get a neural network to run fast enough, esp on an embedded chip
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by dharma1 9y ago
Is there any open source version of an IoT "hub"? Not necessarily voice control but a FOSS alternative to HomeKit, Google Home and this?
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by dharma1 9y ago
Sony A7r ii is the low light king, there is a new version due in the next couple of months. I am not going to be buying another camera with 8bit video, so will be holding out until there are more 10bit options out there. HEVC has a 10bit pr
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by dharma1 9y ago
The BMPCC has a rolling shutter. Some other Blackmagic cameras have global shutter. I don't personally think there is a huge difference unless you're doing fast camera movement` I think the video quality is down to reasonably high
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by dharma1 9y ago
http://www.red.com/learn/red-101/global-rolling-shutter
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by dharma1 9y ago
I've got the Blackmagic pocket. I'd say the main difference is being able to shoot raw video. It's just like butter in grading compared to 8bit video. And their colour science is good. I think we'll have h265 10bit video
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by dharma1 9y ago
So beautiful I want to cry
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by dharma1 9y ago
Agreed it feels a bit weird, but how would you distribute the money directly to the Uzbeki people? I'd imagine if the government of Uzbekistan received the settlement, it would find its' way to Swiss bank accounts rather than the

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