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by jre 11y ago
Not really. You can use widgets and redraw when the user changes something, but this gets clumsy quickly. Bokeh allows for interactive visualization though. Vispy[1] does to, by using webgl (but this require a running ipython kernel - so th
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by jre 11y ago
I ran into the same issue. After a restore from my time machine backup, I discovered that some files where missing (with no apparent pattern). Fortunately, I had a non time machine backup, but pheew that was a close one...
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by jre 11y ago
It should be doable to build an Android app that turns data on every X minutes. Does such a thing already exist ? Does it really help with battery ?
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by jre 12y ago
I'm watching the live shader coding now. It is pretty impressive what some guys come up with in just 25 minutes.
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by jre 12y ago
Do you have an example gyp file for Android that you could share ?
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by jre 12y ago
I know of 4 projects for deep learning based on Theano. Keras, Blocks and Lasagne all seem to share the same goal of being more libraries than framework. You can use only one part (e.g. a Layer implementation, training algo) without having
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by jre 12y ago
I am not sure which payment model I prefer, but I don't buy the technical reason against the OP's proposed solution. I imagine Spotify already maintains a list of songs played by each user (to build their recommendation engine). Y
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by jre 12y ago
I am working on an application that does something similar. The idea is to create a 3D avatar using 3 pictures (front, side, back) of a person. Like bodylabs, I also have a statistical model of a person (although not yet as detailed as thei
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Modeling Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer in High-Resolution 3D(blog.pix4d.com)
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by jre 12y ago
In my experience, you'll have some parts of your code in which you have to do a for loop or something else that cannot be (cleanly) expressed using numpy and that's where performance starts to suffer. The current solution is to us
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by jre 12y ago
Regarding the first argument (apps with multiple panels), the author should try Linux. Gimp (and others) works fine on Linux with sloppy focus. The global menu bar is indeed a problem, but it can be alleviated by adding a small delay before
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by jre 12y ago
Germany has things like the Max Planck Society[1] (with 32 Nobel Prized), but it's not directly affiliated with a University, so it doesn't count in the rankings. It seems to me those rankings favor very large institution; are the
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by jre 12y ago
It seems that House of Cards is not available in Switzerland and France (at least French part) because a French TV channel got the rights. Pretty sad. Source : http://www.letemps.ch/Page/Uuid/7d197506-3ef1-11e4-a18
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by jre 12y ago
Jet fighters pilot are (amongst other things) selected on their multitasking skills. Plus they have extensive training regarding concentration, reaction time and so on. You cannot really compare them to the average driver.
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by jre 12y ago
In addition to trhway's answer, I'd say we use a lot of assumptions about the world : houses usually have flat, orthogonal walls, streets are flat, etc.. Of course, we can have the computer learn those assumption, but it's mo
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by jre 12y ago
Mayavi is based on VTK, which is a C++ toolkit for data visualization. It's both an advantage and a drawback, depending on your needs. The good thing is that VTK is solid and if you're familiar with the concepts, it can be powerfu
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by jre 12y ago
As far as I know, stereo vision has some problems with uniform surfaces (snow-covered road). Since any two points on a uniform surface will have similar descriptors, it's pretty hard to match them. There are some solutions to this prob
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by jre 12y ago
A lot of early days Java apps built with Swing were slow and ugly. I think that's where a lot of the "java is slow" stories come from. Of course, Jetbrains' products are a proof that you can use Java to build modern apps
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by jre 12y ago
This is an interesting idea. The Swiss national television made a somewhat related app for the FIFA World Cup 2014 : You could thumb up or down your time during a game and see how other people reacted in realtime. And you get a nice graph a
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by jre 12y ago
Twilight is pretty good
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by jre 12y ago
I think you're missing a 0 somewhere : 560000000 / (60 * 60 * 24 * 31) = 209
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by jre 12y ago
> And that is exactly the problem. Raising the minimum wage does not cause "other things [to] change." It is changing a single variable. It will increase the income of people paid minimum wage, allowing them to buy more things,
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by jre 12y ago
Looks like a really good product. I've been thinking about writing something like that for some time. I'll give paperbox a shot !
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by jre 12y ago
The problem raised in the paper is that most of the time, you can safely assume that if you have a new data point that is very close to a bunch of correctly-classified data points and far away from points of different classes, the new data
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by jre 12y ago
google cache : http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by jre 12y ago
I'm not sure we have such a clean historical record in that area. There was a huge scandal in the 80s about massive surveillance of people on the left of the political spectrum : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secre
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by jre 13y ago
IANAL, but I don't think that's how it works. The GPL allows the licensee to redistribute the code and so on. But if you're working for a company, you are not the licensee, the company is (in the same way the company owns the
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by jre 13y ago
This is awesome
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by jre 13y ago
As a swiss, I'm ashamed and angry about this vote. But I'd like to point out that all the most economically active region voted against the proposal to limit immigration. Interestingly, there was a correlation between the low numb
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by jre 13y ago
In my opinion, this should be considered similar to using a smartphone while driving. The only use case for which I see a reason for the screen to be on while driving would be for navigation purposes. Other than that, I certainly don't

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