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901.
by joshu 11y ago
Sure. But I meant for each region, show the underlying resolution of that area. So like for FFT of a whole sample vs FFT of short periods to make a spectrogram.
902.
by joshu 11y ago
Nitpick: the defining sites of Web 2.0 were PHP and Perl.
903.
by joshu 11y ago
This is fun, but I wish he spent more time on the representations.
904.
by joshu 11y ago
Could you do this over a sliding window and calculate a score for regions? That would let you see if something has been composited from up scaled images.
905.
by joshu 11y ago
Where do you get refurbs?
906.
by joshu 11y ago
Was gonna say something similar. Used the tutorials to do openCV stuff for my whiteboard robot. Thanks!
907.
by joshu 11y ago
Huh. I don't disagree with the details but I quite enjoy it this far (10 years, 120 investments, not including Angellist stuff)
908.
by joshu 11y ago
"Motion control" means something else.
909.
by joshu 11y ago
Are you looking at ROS?
910.
by joshu 11y ago
Remind me which fallacy it is the one where the argument treats many things as if they are one thing? I have done a couple medtech investments. They are very, very hard to DD. For plain tech I am just used to having enough background to be
911.
by joshu 11y ago
If the price tags on a bunch of clothing are doubled, did the store create money out of thin air?
912.
by joshu 11y ago
I wonder what platform these kids organize on?
913.
by joshu 11y ago
I agree. I don't upgrade my phone because the one I have is fine. It isn't a political statement, though.
914.
by joshu 11y ago
er, the web was invented there...
915.
by joshu 11y ago
this is not correct. please be more careful not to assert opinions as facts.
916.
by joshu 11y ago
It was a pleasure meeting you at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference. I was one of the judges for your demo!
917.
by joshu 11y ago
As the connectedness of the world increases, we are all going to have to improve our epistemological immune systems.
918.
by joshu 11y ago
i think you are confusing the front grille with the entire look. they do not look more alike than other random cars. modern 911s only vaguely hint at the originals. the size difference alone is enormous. http://a3.files.airows.co
919.
by joshu 11y ago
Astin?
920.
by joshu 11y ago
started as a way to access ~/links - one very big list with notes, i guess.
921.
by joshu 11y ago
You mean mutual funds. Hedge funds aren't open to the general public.
922.
by joshu 11y ago
How would it have prevented someone from investing in Yo, exactly? Fwiw once you own a certain percentage of a public company, there are all sorts of rules about when and how long you can hold stuff.
923.
by joshu 11y ago
An actual Thing King: https://www.youtube.com/embed/Xnyn9l0hxSs
924.
by joshu 11y ago
Actually, every different series has different rules. Some cars can transmit data, some cannot, etc. Some cars are underweight and need lead weights. So you can take it back out of that... I have a PWC race car and it has a high-end Motec,
925.
by joshu 11y ago
Same for racing cars. A lot of time is spent getting beginners to look up.
926.
by joshu 11y ago
I agree. The price of the thing should depend on the parameters of the thing and the buyer's willingness to pay the price, and not other factors. That said, I thought ticket prices were regulated by the IATA?
927.
by joshu 11y ago
This is one of those "computer science matters" things. Learn your data structures. Learn what the storage engines use. Use the right structure for the right problem.
928.
by joshu 11y ago
this seems like one of those stories that got slightly more intricate every time it was told. and it's been told a lot.
929.
by joshu 11y ago
That isn't how it works. They create some new shares and sell them. The rest of the shares are held by the current owners.
930.
by joshu 11y ago
That sounds ominous.

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