kernelsanderz

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   by kernelsanderz 7y ago

   That's what I thought. Surely you could buy 10 professional document cameras for the value of that pasta! :-)
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   by kernelsanderz 7y ago

   I think this is a great idea, and applaud the idea of bringing a high availability, high-load site template available to others. The number of times I have thought in the past few weeks that if they had just used some static pages on S3 beh
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   by kernelsanderz 7y ago

   Really great project. I'm interested in how you've implemented the back-end? How did you productionize the GAN model? Or did you just pregenerate 1000 images? (ie. are the images generated on-demand?)
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   by kernelsanderz 7y ago

   You can use a super-resolution tool like https://letsenhance.io/ to upscale the image which might make it better for printing.
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   by kernelsanderz 7y ago

   Devices like the Pwnagotchi ( https://pwnagotchi.ai ) make this ridiculously easy and really fun. It’s getting very popular. Definitely recommend giving it a go if you have spare raspberry pi zero lying around.
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   by kernelsanderz 7y ago

   This is very frustrating. From what I understand of the publishing industry, the Kindle sales are not counted towards the main NYT best-seller list, so all the focus on the initial launch is around selling the physical copy. This is said to
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   by kernelsanderz 7y ago

   I'd highly recommend watching this documentary called Paywall [1] which explains the unhealthy dynamic between academia and publishing. TL;DR - academic prestige and career progression depends on being published in highly rated journal
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   by kernelsanderz 8y ago

   I love that it shows memory bandwidth and also what generation/speed of PCIe slot is being used.
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   International Fellowship applications for Part 1 now open(fast.ai)

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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    Thanks for the link. From what I can read it seems that there needs to be some concept of pausing or stopping and resuming a stream. This is one of the outstanding issues with promises too. That there is no standard way to cancel them. I ho
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    The font list menu item doesn't seem to do anything when I click on it. Using safari on latest iOS
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    Hi. Seems like an interesting project. Perhaps would be more interesting to HN users if you described how the algorithm worked? Or even better, published the algorithm/model as open source so others can learn from it? I'm genuinel
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    Great library. I really can't wait until async iterators hit the language. I think they're much more elegant than node.js streams, but I'd like to understand better how critical concepts like back pressure are implemented wit
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    What a great idea. Have shared it with my family for my nieces and nephews!
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    That's so awesome. I guess the webrtc audio encoding libraries would need to be updated in the browsers to take advantage of these improvements though?
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    Given that Opus is built into the browser, is the format backwards compatible? Or will browsers need to update their Opus Libraries to get these changes?
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    I have the same problem. I basically use Dropbox as my work folder and put all my files in there. As a developer I have millions of small files. It takes 2-3 weeks to sync the dropbox from scratch (currently 285gb of dropbox files). And my
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    by kernelsanderz 9y ago

    I would imagine contention ratios would also factor into pricing. At least in Australia you might have a 8:1 ratio of actual bandwidth available for a consumer plan, and 3:1 for a business plan. I'd imagine that you pretty much get all