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Introducing Microsoft Pix – A Smarter Camera App
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Black Lives Matter
(mitadmissions.org)
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Project Malmo uses Minecraft to make AI smarter
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10y ago
Hey there, Robotical developer here! What would you like to know in particular? Edit: To add more generic info, as it is shown in the video we have quite a few prototypes and we are now working on the final design of each piece of hardware
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How Economists Rode Maths to Become Our Era's Astronomers
(aeon.co)
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Canonical unveils 6th LTS release of Ubuntu with 16.04
(insights.ubuntu.com)
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11y ago
This is probably also the first time they showed "Holoportation"[1][2] to the public. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7d59O6cfaM0 [2] http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/holo
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The dawn of the age of holograms
(ted.com)
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How Microsoft's HoloLens could change communication via 'Holoportation'
(zdnet.com)
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Science to have separated journals for Robotics and Immunology from 2016
(aaas.org)
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Biicode, C and C++ dependency manager, goes open source
(blog.biicode.com)
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A repository of modern C++ code samples curated by the community
(cppsamples.com)
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12y ago
Because in Europe the belief that important and wide research should be carried out by "public" research is much stronger than, say, USA. Also while we have seen a somewhat invading process of privatisations ( :( ), European unive
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Currently the most used and supported framework is ROS[1][2], so I don't really see myself using this framework for either research or my hobby projects unless they implement an interface to talk and live with ROS itself... [1] http:&
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12y ago
As the top commenter said, the problems do not end with choosing a good editor and fixing its display methodology. Git and many other VCSs create noisy diffs whenever space is added and forgotten, which ultimately complicates the life of de
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12y ago
Emacs AFAIK can do all those things, with different degrees of integration depending on the language. For pure C, for instance, Emacs has always been the "IDE" of choice for years in UNIX(ish) environments. Thanks to Clang C++ is
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Hg-zenburn – An higher contrast version of the Zenburn colour theme for Emacs
(github.com)
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12y ago
We also have two more in-depth (and harder) courses on ML with publicly available slides: * Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition: http://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/teaching/courses/mlpr/ * Probabilistic Modelling a
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12y ago
Edinburgh University student here, first introductory computer system course also introduces assembly and system programming with MIPS.
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Evolution is pretty much a brute-force solution to a really hard problem (survival over a ever-changing environment), while we humans should be capable to come up with different strategies and optimizations to solve problems, which means th
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13y ago
Indeed, my bad. I reckon I had Techcrunch' article on the side and I mixed them up (Boy, the excitement!). EDIT: The article was from Forbes, not Techcrunch: http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/19/5427332/
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We've agreed to acquire WhatsApp
(facebook.com)
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I think it would be interesting to see how this changes when you fix the distance between numbers on the chromatic scale (e.g. using only semitones or whole tones) to make it less arbitrary.
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13y ago
This is the second time I see Italian people banned from a coding contest - the first being Google Code-in, but they had problems with paying under-age students [0]. Here instead you are allowed only if >18 years old, so I assume the pr
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13y ago
Jokes aside, writing down something like OP's software in pen from scratch would require some degree of proficiency and confidence. I can still see some pencil around the paper, in any case :) (Not to diminish the achievement - As a young p