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by kgarten 6y ago
Often alterations of the Kalman filter are a good compromise. E.g. the extended Kalman https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_Kalman_filter As you stated particle filters are computationally expensive. Also I found t
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by kgarten 6y ago
just in case: here's the youtube live link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yGuP6T-7zE
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by kgarten 6y ago
yes the sessions should be zoom links (not sure if there's a youtube stream ... if so I ask them to link on it on the main page, starts Tuesday)
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by kgarten 6y ago
So happy to see this pop up on hacker news again. An anecdote (as far as I can remember it correctly), during one of his award lectures (after the 1997 Turing award), he was asked why he thinks that some of his tech was easily adapted (mous
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by kgarten 6y ago
There’s a good wwdc session on the same app idea https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10099/
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by kgarten 6y ago
That's a great guide! Thanks for sharing. Much more what I would have expected from the parent link :)
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by kgarten 6y ago
When I saw the headline, I thought they might provide some more insights or maybe a novel ideas on how to overcome the latency problems. Very disappointing public relationship piece. I agree with others, latency will always be an issue over
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by kgarten 6y ago
I think it's the biggest academic computer science conference now with a lot of different communities and subcommittees. Every subcommittee could be considered as an individual conference ...
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by kgarten 6y ago
There was an opportunity to ask questions in the IRC. yet, just a couple of comments, no questions. It seems also compared to the next days there were rather few people in the chat (~100, now around ~500 - 600 ). Agree, usually the async f
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by kgarten 6y ago
Just got up …. was sleeping after the talk :) Sorry for the misunderstanding, I didn’t talk the last years in Leipzig. Just in Hamburg and Berlin [1,2,3] Can just compare it to the process then. Overall, the communication was quite professi
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by kgarten 6y ago
just finished my talk. Setup was a bit more chaotic than the last years. Yet worked so far ... Impressive what the chaos collective could setup this year. hello from Tokyo :) https://kaikunze.de/post/2020-12-27-boiling-
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by kgarten 6y ago
Unfortunately as blog post says, the unique features introduced with DualSense (e.g. Adaptive Triggers, VCM based Haptics) are not yet supported. I was wondering has anybody hacked/reverse engineered them? Wanted to play a bit with the
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by kgarten 6y ago
Also for me it didn't seem to work well. I entered "Bell Curve" by Richard J. Herrnstein, Charles Murray and "12 rules for life" by Peterson ... I would have expected something of the likes of "Superior: The R
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by kgarten 6y ago
I love to check https://media.ccc.de/ from time to time. A lot of variety on random nerd topics https://www.skillshare.com/ Has some useful courses ...
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Discussions about the new atheists and the origins of the intellectual dark web(podbay.fm)
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A Mac / Linux Decompiler(hopperapp.com)
28 points by kgarten 6y ago|5 comments
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by kgarten 6y ago
A little stretch ... yet I needed a decompiler for Mac a while ago and used https://www.hopperapp.com/ (also recommended on the German fanboys.fm podcast). found it was doing its job quite well (with a couple of helpful fea
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by kgarten 6y ago
Great podcast ... How come I never heard about it. Damn. Anyhow I was looking for English podcasts similar to Chaosradio and Chaosradio Express (they are mostly in German). This fits quite well. Any other suggestions?
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by kgarten 6y ago
Amazingly cool SVGs. Checked Obeservable and wondering about their pitch. I do quite some data exploration and visualization using jupyter, yet given my data is sensitive (privacy / sovereignty of the users/ study participants), i
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by kgarten 6y ago
Thanks for the warning. I have the weekend, I will probably just do 1-2 Plots. I program C, C++, matlab, Python and Ruby. Just looked a bit into Julia and Haskell. Language Lover ... also trying not so common languages (my favourite is stil
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by kgarten 6y ago
I work in hci research and have never played with/ heard of Rust being used. Was quickly checking for visualisation libraries and found https://lib.rs/visualization Loved the Color scheme and font ... lol. Anyways, wi
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by kgarten 6y ago
yes, disappointing. Didn't want to read another article about Heidegger...
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by kgarten 6y ago
yes... a friend made a wizard fireball throwing VR game with the leap. It was surprisingly fun. Latency is super important (also for the metaarms, as soon as you get to 200 -300 ms for the feedback, it should enable some kind of body schema
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by kgarten 6y ago
Personally quite interested in if we can extend peripersonal space with tech. Helped with some research on additional robot arms controlled by you feet (over remapping) ... it was fascinating. When I tried the system, I got the feeling of h
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by kgarten 6y ago
again ... I'm not trying to get rid of emotions. That's not what I'm proposing. I just think the idea/concept of feeling the same as somebody else is strange and has its own dangers. Understand the others feelings, try
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by kgarten 6y ago
"By becoming “the wounded person,” he vicariously experiences their suffering. " from the grammarly post. Pain/Painful is in the definition of empathy ... "he action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to,
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by kgarten 6y ago
What I feel and how I act are two different thinks. You don't have to be emphatic to act in a reasonable way in your example. I would not ask about going out, not because I feel the same pain, but I know that my friend is hurt and I wi
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by kgarten 6y ago
The article underlines my understanding of empathy. I think Empathy can be counterproductive ... because if you feel like the person (I mean feel like the person ...) you might be less likely to be able to help them. "By becoming “the
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by kgarten 6y ago
I'm wondering why empathy is such a hot topic... , I don't think our goal is to empathize more with other people. Really liked the point Paul Bloom made with his book about Rational Compasion: https://www.amazon.com&#x2
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by kgarten 6y ago
Can you point me to a rebuttal of his points? I just hear a lot of IQ fanatics calling he is wrong, yet haven’t seen anything that takes his argument apart. Also seeing the history of IQ, I don’t trust much in these tests https:/&#x2F

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