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by jesuslop 11y ago
Nice Project. And for Qt there is also this: http://algoholic.eu/qnodeseditor-qt-nodesports-based-data-pr...
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by jesuslop 11y ago
very nice and all, but how about the massive memory leaks.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
requires subscription to wsj to read
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Any opinion on Kaldi vs RASR? (their open speech recognition technologies)
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Interesting, I wonder if there is something linking dataflow and functional reactive programming.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Whithout pretending to be in the know by the least, I recall that around 3 sigmas in favour of the Higgs, Peter Woit was reporting about the rumorology on that discovery that later was confirmed, I think that the consensus target could be a
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by jesuslop 12y ago
correction: good old relays can do that.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
If you mean a technology that allows an electrical circuit to alter its own topology as a result of it's operation, I can't think presently of anyone, but that's as far as I commit.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Well said.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Hi, (1) the above thing is the correct one, simplifying the fpga has a flash memory inside to store the bitstream that configures the god given routing resources so the LUTs etc interconnect as in the netlist. (3) I think you can do it with
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by jesuslop 12y ago
But the next generation of fgpa obsoletes the reverse engineered insights.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Hi, I understand and agree with what you say and like the functional language suggestion perhaps augmented as in functional-reactive (a hunch), but I can't help pointing at a post from the Xilinx blog yesterday praising a workflow that
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Quite complete and interesting.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Glad to see the progress and will pass the word. Maybe you want to comment regarding semantic parsing, if your parser can help it in a pipeline, if one can factor it through your parser, or maybe as in task 8 of semEval '14 [1], you ne
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by jesuslop 12y ago
PDB support is very sweet to have.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Excuse me, but what's so wrong with the existence of a proprietary gcc backend?
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Holly molly & holly cow all together. Wow. It would be amazing that someone could figure out how to etch a transistor and vias, just imagine a home made chip foundry. Seriously I wonder if that could be possible.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
I came from reading a short piece found in internet, "Simplifying the fretboard with Pat Martino" by Jude Gold and found there a very nice insight from Martino. Learning a guitar chord vocabulary can be overwhelming, but his idea
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by jesuslop 12y ago
An idea with great potential, I've been philosophizing along this same ways, separating the presentation and the core of the app you can architect better multi form factors with varying capabilities, get network transparency in post X1
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Maybe one can try the HCF assembly extension as in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halt_and_Catch_Fire
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by jesuslop 12y ago
In practical terms, the answer would be "Introducing the Spartan 3E FPGA and VHDL" by Mike Field freely available.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
I skimmed at the source and it had functionality enough to be called an OS, boot sector, drivers, filesystem, etc all of great simplicity in the good sense.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Nice, thanks.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Most probably you use uP help. In x86 you activate the trap flag [1] and get a specific interrupt called at each instruction step, there you can do more sofware debugging or instead use hardware breakpoints and other hardware supported debu
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by jesuslop 12y ago
94.5% F-score in an ATIS corpus task: slot filling air-travel info from spoken requests, using recurrent nets. Work from microsoft research (ch. 12).
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Can't argue that he is exceptional, so I stand corrected :-)
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by jesuslop 12y ago
duplicated here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8604814
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by jesuslop 12y ago
what would be you thinking about when talking about probabilistic models that were more competitive?
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by jesuslop 12y ago
First time I say OMG in internet! This is hilarious and demential, like a Salvador Dalí visual basic nightmare, bravo! couldn't fire a bsod, what am i doing wrong? wow factor: check. impressive and still laughing at it.
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by jesuslop 12y ago
Nice. Not after something specific, i'm interested in what's new in building semantic networks concretely from Spanish text, in the vein of askNet as in http://www.brianharrington.net/research so "any" i

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