hemogloben

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by hemogloben 6y ago
Synvento's SmartGit (commercial)[1] is excellent and fully-featured; uses a license file for registering so I don't believe it requires a server. [1] https://www.syntevo.com/smartgit/
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by hemogloben 6y ago
The OPGW reference and your final paragraph are relevant for Transmission lines; the article implies that this robot is used on Medium Voltage Distribution lines, so not just substation to substation.
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by hemogloben 6y ago
I thought this about Eagle's[1] project storage switching to XML; I figured it would allow us to store projects and libraries in git and easily branch / merge changes etc. It was a nightmare. XML does not work well in git.[2] I ev
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by hemogloben 6y ago
This has been the most frustrating thing for me. The advice for the individual is essentially the exact opposite of the advice for the 'too big to fail'. I understand that the circumstances are different, but it feels frustrating
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by hemogloben 7y ago
Those are some pretty incredible results. For any single frame I found it hard to find a significant quality loss between the DeepFovea frame and the reference (obviously while looking at the Foveal target and trying to compare peripheral q
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by hemogloben 8y ago
NNs are just the first step in the pipeline. Their outputs (detected objects, segmentation, etc) will be piped into other software that builds higher level models. Considering the path-planning requirements I would be absolutely shocked if
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by hemogloben 8y ago
I’ve always though Caleb Chung was being pretty hypocritical in this episode. He not only programmed the pain response behavior, but also must have thoroughly tested it, meaning he or someone at his company must have done a more scientific
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by hemogloben 10y ago
I think the article plays a little fast and loose to make a point. Not sure, but I'd always believed / assumed that the confusion around this topic was based on confusing terminology around three ideas: physical gender, gender id