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by digikata 10y ago
Almost always if one wants to optimize...
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by digikata 10y ago
Now you're running Android - what OS are you using?
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by digikata 10y ago
The leather is interesting, you sidestep the food regulatory domain and customer food safety assurance work.
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by digikata 10y ago
So why are all the engineered meat startups targeting pretty common meats that are fairly low cost? Why not a something like tuna which is endangered and can sell at a really high cost per pound. Take the Tesla strategy and build for a hi
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by digikata 10y ago
Don't feel guilty, the US underfunds basic research as is, if you happen to capture some funding through the DoD route, all it means is that some of the vast DoD funding had a better chance to affect the general good on a practical bas
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by digikata 10y ago
Agreed, and then for example when you go to further reexamine performance and maybe try to fit parts of the binaries into cache, then you're trying to possibly optimize at two-different levels at the same time. This isn't to say t
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by digikata 10y ago
From having dipped into C++ at a point in my history, it make me think of C++ templates which were also turing complete. Many of skilled people with templates could go overboard into a point where a significant implementation of the progra
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by digikata 10y ago
I think it's representative of the ability of a civilization at that point in time, to think in the long term, having the capability to join knowledge with economic resources through the will to improve the lives of people. It brings t
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by digikata 10y ago
Hmm, maybe some big company with a great speech to text capability could offer to process the videos to add captioning info ...
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by digikata 10y ago
I guess I'm the "something else entirely" vote. If it's mostly for internal use, I would shy away on build on a platform stuff, and find a "form builder" type app with web server capability or a web service. Go
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by digikata 10y ago
So when you try out one of these hosts do you worry about bandwidth overages? Or are the options to manage or cut off the instance if it goes over. I guess I'm interested in what other costs beyond the monthly keep-it-alive fee can com
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by digikata 10y ago
I'm an amateur in this area too, but I'm not suggesting to avoid collisions, I'm suggesting adding a validation function for the hashed data so that if one were to generate an intentional collision, you would still have to co
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by digikata 10y ago
True - I suppose the hash function just ends up being the convolution of say an interior CRC and some exterior hash function. That gives us low to zero chance of something mathematically provable. But perhaps some arrangement of functions f
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by digikata 10y ago
So if one were hashing data or a document format that also contained a bit of self-referential integrity data, e.g. the end of the data has a CRC of the rest of the block, or maybe a cryptographic signature using some other hash, wouldn&#x2
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by digikata 10y ago
Yes, but the problem being solved is often a double problem. A) develop embedded software to control a system of "stuff" B) characterize the system so you know what controls to apply. The virtualization helps you ensure that A is
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by digikata 10y ago
I think of someplace like REI with inventory for a wide range of outdoor-ruggedized premium products - many of which are just slightly better fabric/plastic/metal devices, I think there's a good argument that you do want to o
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by digikata 10y ago
Some of those 360 people were involved in other things, like developing the HTC Vive VR rig, which is nothing to thumb your nose at.
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by digikata 10y ago
The cost curriculum flailing can't be understated. Eg. of school textbook is ridiculous. Not just college level, all the k-12 texts have to be updated to match the very detailed curriculum requirements - and only textbook vendors trac
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by digikata 10y ago
Or it could have gone the other way, and the pom-pom anenomes divergently evolved under pressure the only survivors were the ones that continued to divide well under the crab provided environmental conditions.
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by digikata 10y ago
Replace your default router software with open source.
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by digikata 10y ago
Well, one could monitor all outgoing packets from your smart TV, but you would also need to know exactly how to decode what was contained those packets... unless of course they conveniently set the evil bit for you. With the poor level of
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by digikata 10y ago
An interesting product line split might be putting the Macbook line onto ARM for portability & battery life, and keeping the pro or air & pro line on Intel.
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by digikata 10y ago
I don't know about most consumers, but the "smart" stuff is a big product negative feature when I'm shopping. I'd much rather add an external device of my choosing, Roku or Apple TV or something else than use the TV
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by digikata 10y ago
Thanks that's very informative! There are many elements of it that might have been interesting to include on the Journal site itself. It's great to see new open-access Journals opening up!
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by digikata 10y ago
Yes I had seen that, but <Programming> seems to be having its first conference this year, and Modularity's proceedings seem to be closed up in the ACM Library. So it was difficult to ascertain anything about AOSA and it's mi
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by digikata 10y ago
The site mentions that the journal is sponsored by the AOSA non-profit. Pardon my ignorance, but what organization is that? There's no direct link to the sponsoring org from the website, and searching for AOSA non-profit yields a large
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by digikata 10y ago
Hmm, it's a one product store. Why didn't they make it a pop-up.
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by digikata 10y ago
Yes, and people who run the robots will get experience in setting up and running said robots - they will also understand the direct requirements for the design/deployment of even more advanced robots. So if you hope to have an automati
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by digikata 10y ago
A lot of events can happen between now and then - they have made no hard promises (and to their credit they seem to have been truthful about why), but if they don't get a contract secured, then you're out of a job and delayed in a
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by digikata 10y ago
>> Drivers != Linux drivers. > Can you elaborate on this? There are other OS choices out in the world which sometimes get support -- particularly in this quasi-embedded space.

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