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   by fla 11y ago

   I've been working 4 years on Ubuntu Linux now and I'm very happy about it. My life is much easier and I don't loose time fighting with my system. I have a Win7 partition that I boot now and then when I must use software that
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   by fla 11y ago

   IP ADDRESS FOUND : 593.102.340 It always bugged me. Does anyone know why realisators spend so much energy into making faux computer interfaces in almost every movie/show ?
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   by fla 11y ago

   And your job is to be able to evaluate if next year's technology is worth a shot or not. To be able to take this decision seriously, you have to understand the big picture, which doesn't change fast.
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   by fla 11y ago

   If you want to visit the uncanny valley, I recommend to watch the Boston Dynamics part. [1] [1] https://youtu.be/OcFOWIq3cIc?t=1571
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   by fla 11y ago

   Please note this from 2010. A very nice article nonetheless.
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   by fla 11y ago

   I'm making virtual complications for smartwatches: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=thewatcher.ch....
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   by fla 11y ago

   I guess everything becomes a database if you work at Oracle long enough.
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   by fla 11y ago

   From what I understand: In flash you could only interpolate state between two key frames in a fixed level of freedom. Their method allows the level of freedom to vary between key frames. The video explains it visually.
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   by fla 11y ago

   Yes but when it comes to VR, you're litteraly looking at a screen centimeters away.
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    by fla 11y ago

    Not sure there is a perfect way to quantifiy that in DPI since its perception is function of the distance between the eye and the screen. Maybe an angular density metric would be more appropriate to calculate a limit ? [1] [1] http:/&
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    by fla 11y ago

    And kept into an aquarium of oceanic water for a year... A bit far fetched if you ask me.
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    by fla 11y ago

    Looks like a nice tool to prototype for OpenCV. Question: What made you choose the classical QT gui over QML ?
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    by fla 11y ago

    It's important to note that there are 3 different regions (German, French and Italian) which all have their own 'sub-culture'. Behaviors can be quite different ;)
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    by fla 11y ago

    I think average wage is a bad metric. I can't find any source ATM but I think the median salary is around $75k.
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    by fla 11y ago

    I stand corrected
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    by fla 11y ago

    Interesting. What is the circuit for ? Are you sure it's not powered by a standard watch battery ?
17. 227.▲
    by fla 11y ago

    Rotor systems like in some automatic watches produce very little energy. Even at 100% efficiency it wouldn't be able to sustain an electronic circuit. Edit: I was wrong. See below.
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    by fla 11y ago

    Yes but it's an OS, not web services like Google of Facebook. It is a whole new level of intrusion IMO.
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    by fla 11y ago

    Racking portable devices. The circle is complete
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    Code Galaxies Visualization(anvaka.github.io)

    2 points by fla 11y ago|0 comments
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    by fla 11y ago

    If he his helping Nestlé beeing more responsible about environment, how is it amoral ? Do you honnestly think this guy is actually burning trees, laughing in a jaccuzy full of dollar bills ? Joke aside, they hired this guy because they need
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    by fla 11y ago

    I think it's not that simple. Companies like Nestlé do have to care about environment for alot of reasons. Thats basically why they hire people who have these skills. The lack of license re-evaluation resources is sad and tells alot ab
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    by fla 11y ago

    Why always assume everybody is evil ? From reading the article, I noted a few things: The forest employees did reject demands for expansion multiple times. They care about their forest (of course). These people love and protect the environm
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    by fla 11y ago

    You get a nice phishing attack :)
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    by fla 11y ago

    Nice hack ! WebGL decoding looks pretty effective. I think the major challenge with remote gaming is input latency. Even here on a local network, it looks like there is at least ~200ms between input and frame, wich is a blocker for many gam
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    by fla 11y ago

    Nature doesn't intend anything IMO. Everything is the result of nature (unless you consider humanity unnatural). Life spreads. It will eventually jump from planet to planets. Let's hope we're on the right ship.
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    SELA – Simple Lossless Audio(github.com)

    23 points by fla 11y ago|17 comments
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    by fla 11y ago

    s/server-side OSS/server-side software
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    by fla 11y ago

    I think it's important to note that Microsoft wasn't the platform of choice to act as a server - for most of the projects at least. Also, big corps who developed server-side OSS kept it for themselves.
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    by fla 11y ago

    Interesting. Definately seems like there is something wrong with the data.