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by diskzero 5y ago
I am having a hard time finding the languages that courses can be designed for. Could you list them here or post a link on your site that shows them. Thanks!
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by diskzero 5y ago
You won't find a lot of polygons, but you would find many interesting surface textures, shaders, lighting effects, simulations and more.
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by diskzero 5y ago
Other than showing up on time for the race, step one of your plan for winning is knowing the position of your competitors. This is road racing 101.
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by diskzero 5y ago
Our final pivot at Be was HARP, the Home Audio Reference Platform, which we thought would be a killer reason to use BeOS. It was not a success.
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by diskzero 5y ago
Apple Finder engineer here from 2000 - 2006 and would never have guessed about double-clicking or option-clicking window edges. This seems more like something I would have added to the Nautilus code in 1999.
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by diskzero 6y ago
It is a component of a deferred shading rendering pipeline. "A screen space representation of geometry and material information, generated by an intermediate rendering pass in deferred shading rendering pipelines." https:/&#
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by diskzero 6y ago
The model training time using Lobe is comparable to similar transfer learning tasks using other machine learning frameworks. I did a comparison between Lobe and Turi Create using transfer learning with ResNet and the time were similar. Trai
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by diskzero 6y ago
CreateML ( https://developer.apple.com/machine-learning/create-ml ) if you have MacOs, can handle tabular data.
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by diskzero 6y ago
I see MobileNet and ResNet embedded as application resources. Because of the speed of the training, I suspect they are doing feature transfer learning. While the UI is quite nice (thanks to Mike Matas, I am sure), I don't see a strong
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by diskzero 6y ago
That is great. Thanks!
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by diskzero 6y ago
Got it. Can you show an example of modifiying the button label outside of the button click? I am curious how you would modify values outside of the scope of the event handler.
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by diskzero 6y ago
I just downloaded it. Looks nice. Using it has revealed something frustrating that dates back to when I worked on Spotlight (then called Matador) in 2003. Someone (not named to protect the guilty) decided that file extensions should overrid
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by diskzero 6y ago
I developed a fairly complex site using Blazor, starting back in the earliest releases. It was easy to deveolp for and having the depth of .Net (more and more features became available each release) was nice. I also found the build size to
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by diskzero 6y ago
Flutter has a Skia-based backend with GPU acceleration. A bitmap/pixmap solution would be the worst-case scenario and probably only occur on an esoteric platform where GPU support is absent.
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by diskzero 6y ago
Can the native widgets be used instead of the Canvas widgets in the browser hosted view? The definition of layout is nice, but handling state changes is still imperative. Is there a way to have values update without having to explicitly res
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by diskzero 6y ago
It is always nice to see a new visual programming language. Is Etch a new language, the user interface or both? It this going to be a commercial product? As a creator or many node-based editors, the first thing I wanted to do was look at yo
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by diskzero 6y ago
Focus on building your reputation and technical network. Your network will be the source of the best employment opportunities. Recruiters have presented me with some of my worst career opportunities. Former co-workers, technical collaborato
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Genki: TypeScript framework for building web applications influenced by SwiftUI(github.com)
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Tokamak: SwiftUI-compatible framework for building browser apps with WebAssembly(github.com)
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by diskzero 7y ago
I too used to work at Be (Hi!) as well as developed applications for BeOS. I also worked at Apple on various releases of OS X. NextStep was far ahead of BeOS on multiple fronts. BeOS was a lot of fun to work on, but only scratched the surfa