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by minthd 11y ago
For audio there's the known latency problem, but photography(the more popular category), android recently released new camera API's . won't they solve that issue?
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by minthd 11y ago
Sure , cited doesn't mean verified, you need to read more deeply than that. But if a paper from a reputable source says - "We replicated X", or "X was replicated in Y" , those are useful data points with regard to a
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by minthd 11y ago
Can we determine ,by looking at papers if a research is replicated ? Can Google determine that ? If so , adding a Google Scholar search filter for replicated, proven research could be useful, and might even make verified works more citable,
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by minthd 11y ago
If that's the plan, won't it make much more sense to start from open-source android and move from there ?
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by minthd 11y ago
Maybe this would be helpfull: http://betterexplained.com/articles/adept-method/ It's by the author of better explained - a really great math teaching site.
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by minthd 11y ago
That's interesting, could you please expand on that ?
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by minthd 11y ago
Yes i know what a rakevet building(long building with say more than 5 entrances) is.They might not be that beautiful but functionality wise they are pretty decent. And many would prefer to have the option of living in such building than the
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by minthd 11y ago
There's proof that this solution works : Something similar was done for a large percent of housing in Israel , in the 50-80's. Israel was a newly formed state, with massive immigration coming with pretty large economic challenges.
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by minthd 11y ago
>> Android's installable service components could make updatable, highly flexible IoT nodes realistic. In concrete terms , what are the benefits of those to IOT nodes ? Aren't IOT nodes mostly fixed function, only updated fo
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by minthd 11y ago
So basically to get 93%(in average) of the value of machine learning, you can use bigml's extremely easy interface[1], even without writing code ? [1] http://blog.bigml.com/2013/07/01/you-dont-need-courser
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by minthd 11y ago
Let's be more realistic here. In any weather condition - this thing will live and die on reliability. To get to the needed reliability(say 10x better than humans, i.e one accident per 2.5 million miles you need to drive at least 25 mil
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by minthd 11y ago
And i though self driving car is a hard technological problem. Silly me. It's a design problem.
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by minthd 11y ago
I wonder if a simple way to teach people what are "printable" models is to build a library of good and bad examples , showing them some examples , and testing them on other examples whether they are good and why - while giving fee
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by minthd 11y ago
How much is that referal fee ?
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by minthd 11y ago
On android there are plenty of app discovery apps. But considering the fact that most users only download a fixed set of 10-20 apps , i wonder if most users care about app discovery or is it just a developer problem, at least in the short t
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by minthd 11y ago
for android you could best-app-market is pretty good. Also xyo and appolearning look interesting.
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by minthd 11y ago
I wonder if there's a reasonable to bind the c++ mbed to rust - it would be quite a useful tool.
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by minthd 11y ago
To some extent , that's not really that impressive. AMD gets access to a breakthrough technology like HBM and 2.5D silicon interposers , and all we get is just a measly 50% improvement in memory bandwidth ? A more interesting configur
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by minthd 11y ago
I wonder: how much of the work done by those who reached the national level, will be used in some way in real products ? How does this compare to real scientists/engineers success rate ? Just out of curiosity - and of course i know it&
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by minthd 11y ago
You might be right. but most inventions are minor anyway.innovations is a cumulative business. Do you think that this will be implemented ?
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by minthd 11y ago
But surely, if the only need is common core of shared knowledge - and since most people forget most of what they learned in school - maybe just teaching a highly condensed form of this knowledge, in a highly memorable fashion would be bette
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by minthd 11y ago
>> "Basically a lot of this work is master's or PhD-level research." Without taking out from this big accomplishment, there's no way for this to be true. In general, when they teach simulation to university studen
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by minthd 11y ago
Maybe there's a segment of the population which will prefer to fly in healthier planes ?
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by minthd 11y ago
Here's another data point supporting the claim that Europe's start-up ecosystem is weak: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/73-most-valuable-startups-ear... This is a list of start-ups(in private control) with va
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by minthd 11y ago
The site you mention looks veryh interesting, but they probably only give access to industry people. Is there any similar site where regular people can see reliable prices ?
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by minthd 11y ago
Will this do: http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/LinkIt_ONE Not on a single chip , but it uses components that are aimed at smartwatches , so optimized for size.
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by minthd 11y ago
I know it was implemented in some military UAV, and achieved great results. So maybe the military took this. But it still doesn't mean it can't be implemented outside the u.s. or in FPGA's. Even a simulation of this in softwa
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by minthd 11y ago
How large is this machinery for online-learning ?
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by minthd 11y ago
Very generally ,both bus clock speed and bus power(per bit) are proportional to the parasitic capacitor that's formed between any two bus wires which is proportional to their length. This is because every new bit on the bus needs to c
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by minthd 11y ago
Logarithmic number systems could offer even greater improvement(100x over gpu), if you're willing to live with more errors and/or invest some time in fixing them: http://www.gwern.net/docs/2010-bates.pdf

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