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by fudged71 9y ago
I disagree with your conclusion. Post-process sintering is showing advantages across several materials. You'll see that Markforged and Desktop metal have introduced integrated processes to control shrinkage in the final parts. You ment
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by fudged71 10y ago
In the Canadian prairies, it took so long to raise funding that the overhead wasn't worth the time. We travelled elsewhere but got little interest because we weren't local. Joining a remote accelerator helped but by that time we w
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by fudged71 10y ago
It's a design problem too. If it's not obvious that you can/should report something then you're never going to do it. Plus if there isn't enough feedback about your help then you won't feel like you've mad
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by fudged71 10y ago
In Canada, software engineers are bound by a code of ethics that are shared by all engineers, and you can't use the label engineer without it.
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by fudged71 10y ago
I can't get over how impossibly dumb this idea is. It's a clever fantasy but it doesn't seem practical at all, from a cost or safety perspective... has he given a "first principles" talk about why any of this makes
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by fudged71 10y ago
If I'm not much of a coder, is this app okay for regular documentation/notes?
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by fudged71 10y ago
The app Hydra does this. It's not specifically meant for super dark photos so I don't think they extend exposures to the max.
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by fudged71 10y ago
Github integration?
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by fudged71 10y ago
Incredible results!! I would really love to be able to do this on a phone. I've tried with iPhone to take long exposures and crank up the brightness/HDR to bring out as much signal as possible. This is the best that I could do on
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by fudged71 10y ago
The author really should have cut down on the blue saturation for the phone examples, they're pretty ridiculous IMO. But regardless, it's an incredible result considering the sensor capabilities.
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by fudged71 10y ago
Sony has gotten a lot better in the last 5 years. Their OLED viewfinders are an incredible improvement in photography.
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by fudged71 10y ago
They went mass market is the problem. If this were for seniors it would have been totally acceptable.
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by fudged71 10y ago
I would argue that it depends on the sample rate. Over the telephone there are several TTS voices that are very convincing because the audio quality is lower.
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by fudged71 10y ago
I've been kicking myself that I didn't take sociology in university to study conversational dynamics on threaded internet forums. It continues to fascinate me
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by fudged71 10y ago
Some VR users (and IMAX 3D customers) have reported 'learning' stereovision. I'm pretty sure I'm stereoblind. I think my brain is too lazy to combine images into 3D. Pot seemed to kick my brain into overdrive and process
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by fudged71 10y ago
I haven't really seen many people talking about "Human sensor fusion" regarding sound/touch/etc, and I think it's a very important point. Are driverless cars even measuring sound, vibration, and G-Forces? I&#x2
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by fudged71 10y ago
It's literally an extra dimension of sensing. Yes you can infer distance using parallax (2 regular cameras, like our eyes). But if you can directly SENSE depth using a sensor capable of it (Radar/LIDAR), then you have a lot more c
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by fudged71 10y ago
A normal 2D QR code would give you orientation, see all the computer vision AR examples. What would 3D add to this?
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by fudged71 10y ago
Consider a shower whiteboard? I have a similar problem. Often when reading my twitter timeline I will think to do some action based on a tweet, then keep scrolling and forget what it was. I would have to scroll back a few tweets to remember
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by fudged71 10y ago
I'd forgotten about this project, really loved this!!
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by fudged71 10y ago
Great example. Whatever they're doing in terms of photogrammetry and geometry reconstruction is really impressive. I wonder how much of it is manual effort (if any)
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by fudged71 10y ago
I'm waiting for 6DoF High-Def HDR Mobile VR. And any AR headset that can pass the bar of "functional but also not looking weird"
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by fudged71 10y ago
Yes that's correct. You could call it Laser Cladding, Directed Energy Deposition, or Laser Metal Deposition If I'm not mistaken, it's cheaper to build titanium in a hybrid process like this, compared to milling a large block
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by fudged71 10y ago
Exclusivity agreements
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by fudged71 10y ago
Which site do you recommend in Canada?
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by fudged71 10y ago
Then why pay so much money for the exhaustive test in the first place when other tests are on the market? (Ownership over the results maybe?)
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by fudged71 10y ago
You can absolutely analyze the data yourself, a genetic counselor is a value-add that can provide an ethical medical recommendation based on the data.
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by fudged71 10y ago
Why not a reverse takeover?
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by fudged71 10y ago
I was told a long time ago that a cluster of raspberry pis would be useless for machine learning due to processing power and I/O constraints. This paper seems to suggest that this parallelization might actually be feasible. Would you a
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by fudged71 10y ago
How does Overleaf compare to Sharelatex?

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