nightsd01

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by nightsd01 9y ago
To get more training data, you could have filmed using a green screen. Insert whatever background you like (as long as the result looks natural). That way you can automatically get a good pixel map of the subject. And using a video camera a
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by nightsd01 9y ago
I would heavily recommend against lead free solder as the other commenters have done. Unless you have a ton of experience with soldering, avoid it like the plague.
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by nightsd01 9y ago
That’s interesting! My ESP8266’s don’t have many GPIO’s, only 8 pins total. Are you using some small SMD package or a breakout board?
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by nightsd01 9y ago
And even from 2005-2010 the FCC was suing ISP's that violated the principles of net neutrality.
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by nightsd01 9y ago
CoderPad seems like an excellent product and I’m very impressed I’m also impressed by your YIMBY project and that you mentioned it!
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by nightsd01 9y ago
You can simulate a lot of atoms with a modern supercomputer. The only problem is just how many atoms there are even in a tiny grain of sand. However that doesn’t mean all hope is lost. You just have to get really clever - there is a lot of
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by nightsd01 9y ago
What’s really fascinating about the current state of the art in computer vision/deep learning is just how many of the top research papers basically say “We tried this, it works, we’re not really sure why”
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by nightsd01 9y ago
On iOS, does TensorFlow Lite utilize the GPU for inference when needed or is it CPU only? If so, does it use OpenCL or something?