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7y ago
> He claims that Jetson can achieve over 95% accuracy under good conditions Isn't it critical to state how many signatures are in the database when quoting an accuracy? 95% accuracy among 4 different heartbeats is much easier than
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Exactly. It's a shorthand. Not a huge fan of google or Trump, but it's just like when he said the "moon" was part of "Mars" the other day. They're part of the same program, obv not the same binary syste
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7y ago
I like my MachineDrum. Stuff only goes about 1 level deep. But this Analog Four mkII is driving me crazy because top level functions are not in the "right" places...
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Holy cow that's me! I at least try to save some sanity by doing it with DSP, but constructing instruments from the circuit boards and controls still needs oodles of soldering. I spent this morning redoing the wiring on two stomp stich
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7y ago
also the app ChordProg on android has great exercises
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7y ago
i believe this, too. essentially: paying attention to things and trying to make sense of them drives you crazy. the world only has pockets of order. you have to act crazy/stupid in many cases. it's hard to align strategy with
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7y ago
I would have liked to see the results compared to ground truth. ie a picture of the person taken from the center the lense. And i would have like to see more false-positive rejection. e.g. stuff that gets detected as a face but isn't
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7y ago
> The intelligence risk is limited to the ability to see how chips are wired together, with some ability to guess what ICs are in use by clues in the pinouts. No, they could insert fake chips during the assembly. Chips that do almost an
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7y ago
comapnies stockpiled the materials to delay crisis. prices are now going up. https://news.metal.com/newscontent/100885469/Supply-shortage... https://news.metal.com/newscontent/100937313/m
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7y ago
No. Antizionism, anti-Israel, etc is not Anti-Semitic. Israel is a politic nation-state, subject to critique just like Zimbabwe or Australia. It's not equivalent to the culture, race or religion of Judaism. Many Jews disagree with
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absolutely. If you ever see a group afraid to produce a prototype, it's because they're afraid management will try to ship it as a final product. The effective strategy is to build an oblique, fatally limited prototype, which ca
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7y ago
This bothers angers me: >To implement MIDI-CI and MIDI 2.0, you need a manufacturers SysEx ID. A SysEx ID by itself is $250 a year That would be a re-hash of the hobbyist USB VID/PID fiasco. MIDI synthesizers are one of the main n
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Old people stuff below: I guess we're getting to the point where people now say things like "it was developed for TSR-80", where it is more correct to say "for the TSR-80." :) > The uu module provides uuencode
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7y ago
Why does everyone assume the workers are screwing Uber/Lyft? Uber/Lyft make more money this way. The passengers are getting screwed.
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7y ago
that has happened repeatedly to people at my last few jobs. they simply didn't travel.
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7y ago
Take a look at the 2nd result and all below. Try removing any of the words in the search query and it performs as you would expect.
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Show HN: "AMD processors sold per year -intel” = snack food
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8y ago
in my feeds numerous in-place edits of an initial graphic with text competed with varying narratives and cross-outs. people used them to project their personal beliefs. hard to get any real information.
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8y ago
one tip is avoid GMO foods. the mods make the food resistant to glyphosate, so they can spray it heavily and the crop survives, weeds don't. more gets in your body though. there are also many google-able tips, such as washing foods b
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8y ago
you've got to think outside the box. with fpga, we can get into new algs like variable-sized lattice gas synthesis.
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8y ago
ot: is tough-sledding an autocorrect morphism or a lnown expression?
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8y ago
Recommend adding (1996) to title. That doesn't take away from it, it just shows how prescient the thought was.
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8y ago
There is a niche of 1-bit music using such creative techniques. See also: 1. Mister Beep, from Poland. http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Mister_Beep/ 2. Tristan Perich, from NYC. https://www.1bitsymp
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i have the exact opposite opinion. such circular buffers only suit limited file system activities, such as logs. if you want editable config files of varying lengths, you need a real fs. i'll concede that features like directory str
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8y ago
yes. i found a bug in the gcc export along with a dozen others. mbed devs hemmed and hawed about it for 6 months until they convinced themselves it's not a bug. I dropped mbed after that, switched that project over to Arduino.
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yes but drones can get away much faster making it completely worthwhile. drones can also record entry passcodes, snap pictures of keys and license plates, spoof gps, carry guns, spray toxic gas, drill through buildings and sniff EM fields t
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8y ago
unfortunately, that's precisely how mainstream culture works: it allows any of your objections to be recast in terms of "sanctioned" procedures. That's why we need to protect our culture from the "dominion" id
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8y ago
in our current profit-based context, emotion is privilege. so i wouldn't expect "emotiputers" outside artistic/demo/toy spheres.
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8y ago
ah, almost like when we have robots building so many products, but the robots are limited in what they can fashion, so we end up mostly using products which are reflections of machine-capabilities?
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8y ago
definitely a fascinating insight, thank you. it is worth thinking more deeply about how insurance mediates justice. Having personally been in an accident a while back, I feel a sense of justice from the person who struck my car, at least wi
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