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12y ago
Since we're all tossing our favorite regimens into the ring, I've been using bodyweight training site http://fitloop.co (free site made by one of the members of r/bodyweightfitness) for 5 months now, and the progr
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This smart vest wants to help deaf people hear
(dailydot.com)
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VEST: A Sensory Substitution Neuroscience Project
(kickstarter.com)
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DEF CON 22: The Official Soundtrack (Free/pay-what-you-can.100% $$$- EFF)
(music.gravitasrecordings.com)
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I'm actually guessing not. It's probably something similar algorithm-wise to what Shazam does. Probably not a crypto-hash, but more likely a hashing of robust features (in a relative as opposed to absolute location form) detected
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Must. Refrain. From posting. Cynical comment.
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It's like the digital equivalent of the butterfly effect. A few strings of text pushed into the ether causes a big shift in market forces... pretty nuts, and really shows that the Internet has the power to act as an equalizer (harnessi
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12y ago
Happy to see Beyerdynamic finally getting some much needed love.
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Or rather it's a consumer-oriented list. BDs aren't much of a consumer brand (though they do have a consumer line) and don't market as such. Most of their stuff is marketed for industry, so this makes them a bit "undergr
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Video of a lunar eclipse from the vantage point of the moon [02/10/2009]
(space.jaxa.jp)
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Whatever Kiwichat does aside, one possible solution is to not make visibility a function of radius, but to do a simple slowly time-varying cluster analysis on the fly. Something like a 2-d K-Means (input just being lat/lon points of us
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You can actually do much better than 2 kbps. MELP-E (unfortunately patented), actually can do 600 bps (and is fairly robust to noise I might add). With the advent of great speech-to-text ML, you could actually reduce this even further, to t
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At least with a start-up your fate is much much, much, more in your own hands. It's really pretty astounding nowadays how many grants get rejected over the the tiniest things. I just had an application rejected (with high marks) due to
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Amazing how grown-ups can de-evolve so quickly to middle schoolers. "Seriously, like o.m.g. did you hear that kevin got turned away by hackajar at that party???" Don't get me wrong - I'm on the same page as everyon
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HN Throwback: fUSION Anomaly
(fusionanomaly.net)
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I got mine off of coins-e a couple of days ago without any issues. I heard if anything messes up, their customer service is pretty much non-exist, however. Apparently they went off a forked chain last week and I'm not sure if everyone
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Very cool, but I found the interpolation artifacts to be super distracting.